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New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
BOYS SCHOOL BOARD
 CONTINUES ITS PROBE
Third Session Held With Peck Still Presenting
 Testimony

Mcriden. March 6 tP}-For the third time in two weeks. trustees of the Connecticut School for Boys to- day met in executive session to con- sidcr charges of brutality and un- wholesome conditions brought against underkeepers and the insti- tuition. Seven of the F trustees at tended the session, making the first time there had been a majority rep resentatioh.
 Ernest S. Fuller. secretary of tho board, gave a brief interview shortly after the meeting opened. He said that at that time James $. Peck, farmer at the school, was about to come before the board to continue giving the information he is said to have gathered. Mir. Peck was be- fore the group at the time of ad- justmentfa week ago. Whether or not he will be followed by other wit nesses MT. Fuller could not say.
 An all day session of the trustees is looked forwork to and the secre- tary said he did not expect the in- 'vestigation of his board to end to- day, but. suggested that it will prob- ably go overst to early next week.
 One of theSdrectors stated that the appointmentdE a special con- mission by Gov. John H. Trumbull and investigation by interested state departments would in no way interf fer with the work of the trustees.
 They are, he said, willing to work with any other Investigating group and, if wanted, will appoint sub- committees to meet with the other persons who are active on the case. Besides MT. Fuller the trustees who attended the meeting were Charles E. Buckingham, Watertown; George (Tontin,jpH nr poc cro STxpnN
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
BEAM TRAWLER VOWED
 TO BOSTON BY CONVOY
Coast Guards Rescue NOtrc Dame With Crew of 16 Aboard at
 Harding Ledge.

Boston, March 6 UP)-Scveral hours after grounding on treacher- ous Harding Ledge, two miles south east of Boston Light, the beam trawler Notre Dame, with 16 men aboard, was fioated by coast guard craft and is being lowed to Boston, according to radio message re- ceived here shortly before noon.
 Extent of damage to the traWler was not known. Coast guard authori- ties understood that it had not been found necessary to take off the Notre Danes crew, despite the fact that at one time it was feared the marooned craft might break up.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
MISS BENNETT NOW
 IN SECOND ROUND
New Britain Girl Meets Miss Van Vie in
 Florida Golf
(Srccial to the Ilcraldl

St. Augustine. Fla, March 6 Miss Marian Bennett, of New Brit ain, Conn.,. member of the Shuttle second round match for the Florila east coast womcn's golf champioT- ship over St. Augustine links today. She is opposing Miss Virginia Van Vic of Chicago in the title 16.
 In the third flight. Mrs F. w.. Conklin, of Sound Beach, Conn.,. IS playing Miss Ella K. Banning, ot Cincinnati
 Miss Bennett yesterday beat Ms. l.. G. Riley of Chicago, by , up, the match terminating on the 18th green. This was a see-saw tussls, with Miss Bennett standing one 1D a. the turn. She added the 10th with a birdie deuce but Mrs. Ril " squared it by taking the 18th and 14th with long puts.
 They halvcd the next three holes, but Miss Bennett gained the 17th when Mrs. Riley thrcc-putted, an l q par won for Miss Bennett on the last green. The cards:
 Miss Bennett,
 out 554 G35 63J-42 in 256 754 454-42-24
 Mrs. Riley,
 out 645 CA 555-44 iii 356 534 465-4l-G5
 Mrs. Conklyn defeated Mrs. Peggy Barstow, of sharon, Conn, by 8 and ? Mrs. Harry Morse of Greenwich defaulted to Mrs. l.. H. Hedrick, 'ot Fort Riley, Kansas, in the second l6.
 ''The big four" in American wom- er's golf scored easy victories. Th@.' were Miss Glenna Collett, foln times national champion, and medal ist; Miss Maureen Orcutt, eastern and metropolitan queen: Miss Helen Hicks, finalist in last years tourna- ment; and Miss Virginia Van Wl4,
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New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
Supreme Court Hears
 WalIingfOrd Lawsuit

Hartford, March 6 (P) - The su- premc court in session here today heard the case Of the Harvey Realty company against the borough Of Waliugford and others, in which the plaintiff seeks an injunction prevent ing the defendants from interfering with the plaintiffs rights to sell a parcel of land near the town of Walingford in it's own way. or that tl," borough compensate the plain tiff for the loss of bathing privileges on the property.
 The land consists of 162 acres bordering on Pine Lake, which emp ties into Pine river upon which the borough of Wallingford operates an auxiliary water supply pumping sta ton.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
THREE BURN ALIVE, NINE BADLY HURT
 IN BOSTON BLAZE
Five Story Apartment House Swept by Four Alarm Fire
 Many Thrilling Rescues
MORE THAN 100 TRAPPED
 IN SMOKE FILLED BUILDING

Night Patrol Discovers Flames Too Late to Save Many Of Residents by Stairs-Scorcs Taken Down S5 Foot Ladder-AIl Nine Injured on Danger List--Stairs Fall Half Hour After Discovery.
 Boston, March G.-(P-Thrcc per sons were dead and the names of nine on tho danger list at city hos pital as the result of fire which swept q five story apartment house at 5335 Shawmut avenue, the South End. this morning.
 List of Casualties
 The dead:
 Athonius Narhakois.
 Constantine Nikopoulos, %. daughter of Narhakois.
 Charles Zamochian, ?.
 Those on the danger list:
 Frank Derdabian, 51.
 Birch Shanegashan, 10 months. Christopher Lappas, 43.
 Mrs. Helen Lappas, 40.
 Nanophcn Lappas, II.
 Louis Lappas, 3,
 Luckey Lappas, G.
 Jenny Lappas, ).
 Henry A. Kane. 43, q fireman.
 All on the danger list were suf fering from inhalation Of smoke. Kane also had severe Contusions and abrasions of the body.
 Discovered by Officer
 The fire was discovered by Scr geant A. Willard of the headquar- tcrs flying squadron, who was cruis- ing in the vicinity in q squadron car. Willard saw smoke pouring from upper windows. One of his squad rushed to a fire alarm box. while others sought to arouse the slecpcrs in the building, but were unable 10 get above the first floor because of smoke and flames.
 When the first piece of apparatus arrived the building was q mass of flames. Eighty-livc foot ladders were shot up on two sides and nu- merous shorter ladders quickly piac- cd in position and manned by ire men.
 Deputy Chief Thomas DoWney. the first commanding officer ot reach the fire, immediately ordered a second alarm, while Assistant Chief Henry A. Fox turned in q third and fourth on his arrival.
 Every available police ambulance was brought into service and as quickly as rescucrs reached the hys- tcriCal mon, women and children
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New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
INN PR0PR|ET0RS
 FINED AND JAILED Wellins, Forsyth and HurWitZ Sentenced in Superior Court ALC0RN HITS ROADHOUSE
Gaillard and Character, Potato Whiskcy Rackcteers, Get Nine and Two Months - Other New Britain Cases.
Especial to the Hcrald)

Especial to the Herald) Hartford, March - Judge New ell $. Jennings in superior court to- day, declined to impose the maxi mum penalty for violation of the li- quor law recommended by States Attorney Hugh NJ. Alcorn in the cases of Henry Wellins, Leo For syth and Edward (New Yorker) Hurwitz. who were arrested at the College Highway Inn in Pennington of which they are the owners, sev- eral nights ago and who pleaded guilty when arraigned yesterday. The sentence of the court in the cases of Wellins and Forsyth was a fine of $200 and 20 days in jail and in the case of Hurwitz, a fine of $200 and 10 days in jail.
 Gives Inn Bad Reputation States Attorney Alcorn described the College Highway Inn as a res taurant and dance hall where the law was violated fin such a manner that people living on all sides of it became alarmed and the situation reached the point where someone had to step in and officers from his office did so.
 | He said it was an alluring place for young girls and young boys and l parties were held there nightly. He l said there were booths there cur l tanned off so>that liquor could be served. The place had a bad repu- tation and a homicide was commit ted there, he said.
 Judge w. F. Mangan who appear ed for Forsyth, told the court that | he came from an excellent family, none of the members of which had ever been in any kind of trouble and 1 he was "craZy" to leave the fire de- partment of New Britain. Nevcrthe- less he did so and told Judge Man. gan that he intended to conduct q legitimate restaurant business at the | inn.
 Forsyth Got No Profit | Judge Mangan further said that | Forsyth told him that he had never profited by the sale of liquor on the premises although he admitted he knew that liquor was sold there.
 With refeEsncc to Mt. Alcorn's statement that a homicide had been committed in the inn, Judge Man. | g.n said there had been a shooting affray there but a fatality had not resulted and it occurred long before Forsyth and the others had any con- nection with the place.
 Attorney $. Polk WaskoWitz of Hartford said that HurwitZ was not one of the proprietors of the place but had simply been in and about the premises. Attorney Charles Su- darsky of Hartford who represented Wellins asserted that the College Highway Inn was not place where everybody could walk in and buy liquor.
 States Attorney Alcorn interrupt ed to make the observations: Yes. I understand they were discriminat- ing" Attorney Sudarsky said that while Wellins was guilty, the fact of the matter was that he had ac- commodated patrons of the inn who pleaded with him to furnish them with liquor.
 Judge Jennings interrupted Attor- ney Sudarsky and said that liquor could not have been bought there
 Continued on Page Two)
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
THE WEATHER

New Britain and vicinity: Fair tonight: Friday inCrcas- ing cloudincss followed by rain Friday afternoon Or night; not much change ill temperature.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
CONG. GLYNN DIES
 SUDDENLY TO-DAY
Winsted Man, Representing Fifth District, Heart Victim
STRICKEN ABOARD TRAIN
Taken Ill While Returning From Funeral of Cong. Hughes-Lcader Practically Self Educated, Leaving School at Age of 12.

Washington, Mar. P(-Repre- sentative James P. Glynn of Con- necticut died on Chesapeake &; Ohio train about 6 a. m. today, while returning from Huntington, w. Va, where, with other mem- bers of congress, he had attended the funeral of Representative James Anthony Hughes. Represent ative Glynn was 63 years of age.
 MT. Glynn arose early and went to the smoking car to finish dress ing. He suddenly collapsed. appar- cntly suffering a heart attack, and died in the arms of r. II. Crook assistant sergeant of arms in the house, who was in charge of the special car.
 Served Since 1916
 Representative Glynn, d rcpuhll- can, of Winsted. Conn.,, was elected to the 64th congress in 1916 and had served in every congress since with the exception of the GSth, Prior 10 his election he had served as prosecuting attorney of the Win sted town court and as postmaster at Winsted.
 He lived here at the Drscoll ho- tel and is survived by his widow.
New Britain herald., 1930-03-06
Represented 5th District

Winsted, Mar. 6 P-Represent- ative James P. Glynn, who died sud- denly in Washington today, repre- sented the fifth congressional dis trict, comprising all of Lltcbfleld county and part of New Haven county in six sessions of congress.
 He was born in Winsted Novem- Der F, 1867, was educated in the
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
Ha ICY lesz ,
Fulemiilek /. S
gomori fiilemiilek
SZent'flN
HETSZAZ BENsZULOTT
LETARTOZTATASA

Londonb6l jelentik: Rcu-
ter-iroda jelentese szerint a del
afrikai hatosagok durbani raz-
zia soran bizonyitekokat taIaltak k
ARA nezve, hogy a bensziil0ttek
fegyveres ~ellenallast szerveztek
az adobehaj assal szemben, tovab-
ba altalanos sztrajkot ktszitettek
elo. A durbani dokkmunkasok lie
akartak rombolm villamostele.
pet es fel akartak gyujtani ben
zintartalyokat.
Egy ujabb razzia soran 700 ben.
szdlOttet tartoztattak le.
A Morning Post JOHANNESBURG
jelentese szerint az angel kor.
many okmanyszerii bizonyitekok
birtokaba jutott es eszerint a "a.
vargasokat a III. internacionalt
szervezte es p6nzelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
BETOROISKOLAT LEPLEZTEK
LIE PRAGABAN

Pragab6l jelentik: A rem
dorseg kiilonbozo sorozatos bet0-
resek nyoman bet0r3szervezetct
leplezett lie, amelynek val6sagos
tudomanyos iskolaja volt az ifiu
betor6nemzedek kikepz6sere. Az
iskolaban Mikse. Kacsmarek es
Petricsek tobbsz0r0sen biintetett
betorok tanitottak. A kiilvarosi
ifjusag rendszeresen hallgatta az
el0adasokat es 'szeminariumi" /"
munkat is vegzett, amennyiben a
szakferfiak ellenorzese mellett
lakatokat, penztarakat tort fel Is
falak bontasaban gyakorolta ma
gat. Az iskolaban fizikat es SEER
vetlen vegytant is tanitottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
sZIvENL0TTE MAGAT
.,EGY BUKOVINAI GYAROs

Csernovicb6l jelentik Gar
tenlaub Jonas gyaros szombaton
deIutan megjelent Banca Gle
Est-nek, Csernovic legnagyobb
penzintezetenek helyisegeben es
oft atadott nthany valtot behaj-
tas v6gett. Ezutan felment az 0t0-
dix emeletre, a levelezesi osztaiy-
ba es az egyik ir6asztalnal levelet
irt a felesegenek. Amikor a level
lei elkesziilt. revolvert vett el6 Gs
szivenl6tte magat.. Az 0ngyilk os-
sag nagy feltiinest keltett va
roSban. inert Gartenlaub Bukovi-
ma cgyilS leggazdagabb embere,
yagyonat ma is 0tvenmillio leire
becsiilik es senki sem tudja, hogy
miert dobta. ell magat6l az 6letet
az ismert gyaros.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
DIAKOK TUNTETESE
A SOVIET ELLEN

Lembergbol jelentik - "A mutt
napokban Lembcrgben mintegy
szaz diak, aki az ukran demokra-
ta nemZeti uni0 sOraiba tartozik,
varatlanul megjelent soviet
konzulatus el6tt, tiintetett a szov-
jet ellen, tiltakoz6an zaiongott az
ukraJnai szovJet terror ellen, to-
vabba lembergi szovjet konzul
mukodese ellen is. \ soviet kon-
zul az ablakb6l revolvereyel ne
'hanyszor leveg0be lott. Mihelyt
a rendorseg ertesiilt a zavargas-
rol, rogton megjelent helyszi-
men, szetsz6rta tiintet0ket S
helyreallitotta a rendet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
VI KORMANYFORMA
KESZttL PORTUGALIABAN

Lisszabonb6l jelentik: = A va
rosi tanacs diszkozgyiiles kerete-
ben iinnepelte Salazar penziigyi
diktatort, aki az iidv0zl6sre hosz-
szabb beszeddel valaszolt. AIT
nlondta tobbek koz0tt, hogy Por-
tugaliaban nemsokara helyre fog
allani az alkotmanyos uralom, de
ez mem at jelenti, hogy a regi
szinlelt parlamentarizmns ideje
kovetkezik ismet, sot ellenkezo.
leg eg6szen ujfajta kormanytor.
ma fogja atvenni az uralmat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
A BEKESZERZODEs ELLEN!

Becsbol jelentik Schoober,
Austria kancellarja egy gyiile-
sen eles szavakkal okolta a beke-
szerz5dest, amely f6 ka az orszag
gazdasagi bajainak. Austria nem
volt felel6s a hdborldrt megis
gazdasagi er6forrasokat vagtak
el tole amellett olyan fallal vet
tex k0riil, melyek akadalyozzak a
szomszedos orszagok es Austria
aructerejet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
VERDE FOJTOTT
PARASZTLAZADAS

konstanzab6l jelentik: A
deloroszorszagi parasztlazada ,r6l
szolo hirek meger6sitest nyernek.
A legsulyosabb zavargasok Jeka-
terlnodarban vannak, ahol vala-
mennyl szovjetexponenst meg0l
TEX a felkelok. Szepasztopolban es
Batumban veres 0sszeiitk;jzaspk
vannak folyamatban felkel6 pa
rasztok es a WORDS hadsereg k0-
zott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
ORULT A PARISH
OPERA SZINPADAN

Parisbol jelentik: Az opera
multi napok egyik esti el6ada-
san kinos jelenet tortent. Egy fla
tai no, aki valahogy bejutott a
kulisszak moge, cloadas k0zben
hirtelen szinpadon termett IS
OFT tancolni es enekelni kezdett.
Nyomban eltavolitottak Is rem
dorsegre kisertek, ahol kideriilt,
hogy elmehaborodott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
A MEzESHETEK HIENAJA
penzt csalt XII a naszutasok
sziileitOl.

I.ondonbol .ielen il = Egy ma
I.yvon rendesen 0ltiiz0tt ,sZinte tc-
klntflyc> kiilsclii ffrfi allott
mint vldlott. a londoni rendorbi.
r0sag el3tt. Szemelyi adatainak
Ibcmondasa kozben kideriilt, hOgy
Frederick Sprague-nak hivjak, Al
etves, foglalkozasara ntzve zenes7
Is jo polgari csaladb6l szarmazik
Sprague sajatsagos m6dMt talal-
ia ki a penzszerzesnek. lme. mu-
tatoba egy ilyen cperacioja:
a mutt napokban az angel vi
sagok hazassagrovataban egy r0-
vid hir jclent meg. amely bejelen-
tc..tc. hogy Rudd kisaSszony ferj-
hez ment Exterior Culverwell
urhoz. \ hirb6l, amely az 0r0m-
>ziilGk pontos lallcimft is kozolte,
mp@tudhattak meg az crdekeltek,
hogy a fatal par a mezcscheteit
Londonban fogja t0lteni.
Frederick Spraguc az ilyen ha-
zas,aghirek alapjan szokott num-
kahoz latni.- a fenti k0zlemfny
mcgjelcncsc utan Rudd kisasz-
>zonvnak, illetve az ujdonsiilt
Culverwellnenek az apja a k0vet-
kez0 taviratot kapta;
Kis baleset ert benniihket, ke-
rex taviratilag tiz fontot high
holborni postahivatal cimre. Gull
verwell.
\ tavirat Macy izgalmat keltett
a csaladban, kiil0n0sen fatal
as>zony anyja remiilt meg a fur
csa, 'aeglehetosen homalyos tavi-
ra alar. Ruddek meg javaban
tana atiiak. hooy nit csinalj la
N an Nor egy njabb tavirat er-
',onejl:
>agySzeriien erezziik magun-
.>at. boldogok vagynnk. Cs6kol
benncteket
Lilly es. Eddy.
Az ujabb tavirat. amelyet ke-
sobb adtak fel, egy sz6val sem
tett emlitest balesetrol. Most
mar derengeni kezdett Ruddek
elott, hogy valaki szelhamossagot
akar rovasukra elk0vetni. Tele-
fonon erintkezesbe ltptek tehat
londoni rend6rseggel, amely de-
tektiveket kiiid0tt XII high hol-
borni postahivatalba. lit tart6z-
tattak lie azutan Frederick Spra-
.guet, aki erdekl6d0tt, hogy nem
erkezett-e CulverwelI ncvre tavi-
rati penzkiildemeny.
Ez az operacio tehat baIul veg
zodott. ViszOnt mint nyomozas
kMeritette trilkk nagyon sok
esetben bevalt es megrtmiilt szii
l0k habozas nelkiil adtak fel a ia
vagiratilag kert tiz fontokat.
Az agyafurt szelhamost egy evi
fegyhazra iteltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
Egyszerii megoldas.

A kavehazban tort6nt. Az egyil;
kitiino humorista .elvesztettc az
egesz penzet kartyan; hatra naz,
hogy kitol kerhetne k0lcs0n. Hat
oft latja az egyik kozismert, SO
tetlelkii kritikust, de az mpgel5z-
We ct, ICY szol hozza:
- En- a tie helyedben agyonl6-
mem magam.
- 1Tudod nit, valaszolja az
ifju - iilj le az en- heIyemre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
Haztiiznez0.

Kigyulladt a szomszed haza.
Nosza, szaladt oltani falu apra-
ja-nagyja. Odaall a cigany is Is
pamulja a tiizet.
Hat te mitrt mem oltod, mo-
re? - riadtak ra.
- Merit en- csalS haztiiznez5be
jottem ! hangzik felelet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02

ner sziveti aztrt megertettek 5
husz 6v mulva is konnyes lesz a
szemiik ere a szora, hogy Len
ner.
Hat Bartal Jozsei mem lit dia-
koskodott-e2 Az 3 vclseS meSeirol
egyenesen AIT irta az Academia
biraloja, hogy csak a francia La
fontaine irt hozza iuIS hasonlo..
Lafontaine? - morogta clkcdvet-
lenedve a bokros szem0ldokii pa
l6c. A francia Lafcntaine. A
teremtesit neki - Legk0zelebb
talan meg AIT is kisiitik roam.
hogy magam is burku> vagyok.
S mem irt t0bbe coy szot sem.
De Ladanyi Fcrko is lit tnckel-
te elosz0r csodalato, BARTON !iang
jan AIT a notat, hogy:
Siirti csillagos az tg,
Maid eszedbe jutok meg
llyen erzessel sohase daloltak
Arion 6ta. M6ltan hihettc voIna a
vilag, hogy Ladanyi Ferll6 csaku-
Cyan mem tudja elerni, hogy a Ia
nyok "eszebe jusson', pedig BIZ
zony inkabb az volt bal, hogv
kalapaccsal sc lehetett kiverni
rimaszombati lanyok fejab6I:
mind hozza akart memi fele,euiil.
No 8 el6tte mar kiilf0ldi opera
hazakat emlegettek. De Ferk6
csak annyit mondott:
Mines ket Batyi a vilagon.
S megmaradt tovabbra is an
max a zegyetlennek az akacfai ko-
z0tt.
Hat ahol ilyen emberek van
max, ahol ilyen ur a paraszt, ilycn
ur az llr. ahoI ilven nota. ilyen
az egboItozat deriije ilyen forro
az anyaf0ld cS6kja, hogyne
tudnanak oft dalolni fillemiil1k
DE mikor eppen az a hal boo,
mem dalolnak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
Oh. a ferfiak.

Mines fogallnad arrol, hog
milycn observation-disclosures a fer
flax \ multi htten liadtam az
ntiat Dez6nek, inert Jen6 job
ban tctyzett nekcm. rs a halatlal
gazembcr most vizben hagyot
inert 3 nelli meg Sari tetszik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02

t'erl: Ne faradj fiacskam. Ep
pen most hallottam, hogy az
anyad sem birta ki az apad mel
lett es elment a nagyanyadhoz !. !.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
Gazdasagi iskolaban.

Tanar: Mondja meg nekem,
miert teremtette a jo listen a
krumplit?
HalIgato: Hat csak azert. tanar
ur, hogy a szegeny ember is |
huzhassa valaminck d bortt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
Or0kseg

Feles6@: Mem maradok mellet.
ted egy masodpercig sem tovabb
megyek visSZa Il mamAhoz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-01-02
IRODALOM- -MUVESZET

magukb6l tengernel melyebb ey-
ezredes forrasai.
Sollase lett yolna e nelkiil a sziv
nelkiil negyesfogat G0morben
Pedig ugyan volt is, van is, lesz is,
inert gepkocsi csak olyan 'het-
k0znapi jarmii, hanem ha aztan
meg kell mutatni az iinnepl0t is.
akkor: Joska. a negyeSbe p
J6ska pedig hatra esapja struc-
toIlas kalapjat bakon megIler-
dezi ugy gemeriesen
it'zetunk-e va6mot, nagysa
Cos ur!
- Ahogy akarod. Joska
Ere aztan Joska sc sol sem
nit, csak eppen ket szot az ostor-
hegyesnek, de nagyon csendesen
- Bee-tyarl - leee!
Szeretn6m en- AIT vam0rt lat
hi, aki eZek utan is ragaszkodnek
vamfizcteshez. De bizony har>
masaval ugralnak az arokba s
meg harmadnap is 0riilnek az
egeszsegilknek.
Hat csardast tancolni tudnak-e
meg yalahoI ugy. mint Gom0r-
ben Az igaz, hogy oft k0nnyi.
inert OFT a cigany behunyt SEEM
mel is csardast muzsikal akkor
Sc hagyja abba, ha kerik. Amba-
TOR igaz, hogy az utols0 szaz tv-
ben mem kerte Senki. De nit erne
magaban cigany. ha mem volna-
max nevnapok, >zjireti mulatsa-
goE, arato iinnepek. ha Krisztus
Trunk mem hagyott volna maga
utan egy abroszra val0 SatoroS lin
nepet, amt delel0tt - lelekben
mennyei seregek kozt illik
megiinnepelni, hanem templom
utan annal jobban esik vissza-
ereszkedni a f0ldre. inert $40. ami
$40, AIT is csak Isten teremtette.
Mulatsag mines lakoma nekiil,
lakoma mines barat>ag ntlkiil
bara tSag megint csak isteni tor
veny. ICY hull lie az ESQ is felho-
b6l $ ICY parolog vissza a foldr0l
az egbe megint csak felh0nek.
a pal6c pedig nekitpmasztja fe-
fnt t<~ff-.l rt,t- s,-;4 t-s5t.ri- x 7.,f.3, a