davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31

det vegig. Eleg Macy ara van szep
karcsu alakjanak, inert titokban
elarulja, hogy neha maid meghal
egy komplett jo ebedert
Bessie Love mindig rengeteget
rendel maganak es vegiil annyit
eszik, mint eey madar. AIT mond-
ia, hogy 8 mar sok 6tel latasa-
tol is jollakik. Nagyszerii fogy6-
szisztema ez, csak egy kicsit koIt-
seges es okvetleniil sztargazsit
igenyel.
Anita Page-nek nagyon ovatos-
max kell lennie, inert egy kicsit
hajlamos a hizasra. Tgyekszik is
betartani a salatas dietat, de leg
tobbszor, miutan sovany ebedjet
megette, mem birja megallani,
hogy ne rendeljen maganak titok
ban egy kis tortat vagy mas edes-
seget. Hiaba, gyermek meg, aki
k0zelebb al a nyalanksaghoz,
mint a fogy6kurahoz Is nehezen
tud ellenallni egy j6 csokolade-
tortanak. Vasarnap otthon min
dig 3 kesziti tortakat.
Julia Faye filmszineszn6 n6ha
napokon keresztiil csak tejet
iszik, inert alland6an hiz6kurat
kell tartania.
A ferfiak legnagyobb resze
szinten vigyaz az etkezesre. John
Gilbert svajci sajtot es sonkat
szokott enni grahamkenyerrel.
Ehhez legfeljebb meg gyiimolcs0t
eszik.
Ramon Novarro viszont min
dig egy teljes menut eszik vegig
legjobb etvaggyal. Kedvenc etc
lie csokolade-parfait.
Lon CLANCY a neh6z, kompakt
eteleket szereti es mindig azokat
az eteleket keresi XII maganak,
amelyek = szerinte = a legt0bb
vltamint tartalmazzak.
Cecil b. de Mile rpndezS ma
gyon sok gyiim0lcs0t eszik, de ne
ha, filmrendezes kozben eeesz
nap egy falatot sem vesz a sza-
Jaba. Ilyenkor a szerepl6k erS-
szakkal etetik es addig-addig XII
nalJak, amig v6gre m6gis vegig-
eszi az eb6det.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31

- Az els 6nap 6ta. A te lelkeo
nyilt tiikor. Olvastam ,belole.
- Es miert mem sz6ltal?
- Mineko Te megis elment6
volna. A jatekszert mem lehet el
venni gyerektol. A notGl SEM
Eltiltani sem lehet tole. Meg keil
varni, mig - mint gyerek =
kivancsi lesz a bensejere eS azu
tan k6ccal belelt babat eldobja
Mint Klarika tette.
- En- is eldobtam - c.sattan;
fel boldogan az asszony kacaga.
sa. - De hogy eldobtam /! Milyeu
asszony kacagasa. - De hogy eli
dobtam! Milyen rongy volt be
liil Es miatta majdnem megha
ragitottam az en- kedves, okos ba-
bamat!
K0nnyes, mosolygos arccal 81
multi urahoz, aki szeretettel Won
ia magahoz. Mariska azutan kla-
rikahoz szaladt es megcsokolta.
Klarika felnezett.
= Anyuka, minek oriilsz olyan
nagyon?
- Annak, hogy nekem milyen
aranyos, okos kis leanyom van
= nevetett, - akitol meg anyu
ka is tanult valamit.
Azutan leheveredett a leanyka
melle es egyiitt jatszottak. Ket
gyerek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
1870 EYES Els IA FELESEGE
VOLT EDDIG
Hatvanot gyermeke van es meg
soka akar elni.

Ez az embercsoda Zaro aga.
Mem mese, hanem valosag. Szaz
es szaz jelentes erositi, hogy Go
r0gorszag fovarosaban, Athenben
6l ez a Zar6 aga, aki hiteIes ira
sok bizonysaga szerint 1770-ben
sziiletett, tehat ma 160 ewes En-
mex az embernek az egesz vilag-
r6l csudajara jarnak. Most New
Yorkban mutogatjak. Merit Zaro
aga nemcsak azert nevezetes en-
Der, hogy szazhatvan evet cit ed
dig, hanem azert is, hogy meg ma
is makk egeszseges es dolgozik.
Ha kerdik, kijelenti, hogy meg
sokaig akar elni. Tizennegy fele
s6ge volt eddig. Most nosiilt IT,
zen0t0dsz0r elvett egy huszon-
ket6ves leanyt. akivel boldogan
cl. Legidosebb fla szaztiv ewes,
0sszesen hatvan0t gyermeke van.
Ennek csodalatos aggastyan-
max az esze meg oily t0keletes,
hogy t0r0k es europai tortenet-
ir6k utaznak Athenbe es az 8 en-
lekezetehez fordulnak, ha vala-
melyik, a multi szazadban t0rtent
esemenyr6l hitelesen tajekoz6dni
akarnak.
Egyebkent ez a Zaro aga fatal
koraban a Macy Napoleon csa-
szarnak is volt a katonaja. Meg
ma is emlekszik Napoleonra. El
tudja mondani, hol latta es mi
lyen volt. Kiil0n0sen franciak
lelkesednek Zar0 agaert, azert
inert franciak meg ma is balva-
nyozzak a nagy Napoleon csa-
START.
A t0r0k es a g0r0g kormanyok
kegydijab6l el szazhatvaneves
0regember. Meg egy nagy neve-
zetessege van ennek szazhatvan
ewes aggastyannak es az az, hosy
allitasa szerint soha egy csepp al
kohol az 8 ajkat megs mem erin
tette. 4 E
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
Hiaba nyalta

Jelenet postan.
Egy uriember megszolit egy
h0lgyet:
= Ugyan kerem, legyen szives,
nyalja meg EFT a boritekot.
A h0lgy fel van haborodva:
Micsoda komiszsag eze =
Nyalja meg maya!
- Bocsanat, - feleli a ferfi -
EN- mar megnyaltam, de NIT te-
gyek, mikor mem akar leragadni9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
A CIMER.

mi e harmas domb - HarOm
sorhalom.
Hazank f0le emelte: Trianon."
Ertem, atyam! Most magyarazd
meg ezt /:
Nit mond folotte a kett6s
kereszt?"
Kettos keresztet rak vallunkra
sorsunk.
EFT vilagon meg mem hordta
mas
Els harmas domb, kett6s kereszt
alatt
Megis a mienk Feltamadasp
A..l---.. ..-....-........-..... e. j.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
AMERIKAI
TESTVEREINKHEZ!

Magyar testver. Keletre nezz,
hisz oft kel fel Napod!
Tavol bolcsod Keletbe vesz:
reg elmult tegnapod.
Keleten eltek 6seid!
Sorsod teged Nyugatra witt,
de ne feledd: Keleten el
egy arva nep, kit sorsa tep,
XII kiizdve-kiizd, de hisz, remel,
hogy felj6 virradatja meg,
inert meglesz, nit az Ur akar!
E nep a neped, = magyar!
Magyar testver, tekints felenk,,
testverid ne feledd,
xix biinh6denk, ha vetkezenk
minden biin0s helyett -.
Az 6si t0lgy ma csonkban all
bus sohaja Nyugatra szall
oman var maid segedkezet,
testverit, biztatot, erost,
ha napja mar elerkezett,
hogy vegre mar ne erjen oszt,
ne legyen lombja oily avar.
E tolgy: IS tolgyfad,-a magyar
Magyar testver, hany eve mar,
hogy sep Napunk leszallt?!.
Hany eve mar, hogy tiirve var
hazad feltamadast?.
Szabad fold volt IS fla valal,
az az orszag, kit elhagyal
ma sorsa: beklyo, rabbilincs!
Ez cs0rren ket keen
balvegzetenek parja mines
sehol f0ldtekeni
Elsenyved lit az esq, kar,
inert egy a biine, hogy: magyar
Magyar tcstver, icy mem lehct,
icy mem mehet tovabb
Segelykarod csodat tehet,
vilagver6 csodat!
Ha sorsod mar Nyugatra witt:
gyozd meg NJ neped ezreit,
xix multunkat mem ismerik,
hogy biinb0l iidv sob sem fogan
Harcolj, mig el nem -ismcrik
es ejjeliinknek vege van!
Akkor mar vegre virradunk:
Nyugaton kel mi Napunk
Magyar testver, Keletre ntzz,
hol porlad j6 anyad!
Hazank ma temetobe vesz
mar annyi even at.
temet6 a jelen, a multi,
mindkett0,-6h jaj,-sirba hulit
es sirjuk jeltelen!
De tudjuk AIT: mi utunk. -
bar kobe kobe elbukunk, -
elore visz IS csakhamar.
ha osszefog mind a magyar:
dicsosegben feltamadunk
Ivanffy Tamas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31

K0lt0: Nos, uram, tamadt-e va
lami visszhangja az VI versk0te-r
temnek?
Kiad6: Igen. Egy hasonl6 nevii
ur mar kiildott be egy nyilatko-
zatot, hogy mem azonos k0nyv
szerZ0jevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
J6vatete1.

Feleseg: Megszegted az igere-
tet, amt nekem tettel.
Ferj: Sohse band, szivem. Maid
igerek helyette masikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
Meresz vallalkozas.

- Bizony, kerem, en- magam
csinaltam magamb0l embert
Mondhatom, nagy felelosse-
get vett ezzel niagara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
A RECEIPT.

Feleseg: Ennek siitemenynek,
amit ma keszitettem, bejegyzem
receptiet szakacskonyvembe.
Feri. Okosan te,szed, kedvesem,
inert ilyen bizonyara ugy sem ta-
lalhato benne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31
saga kielegilest nysr.
- De a iatek t0nkre ment.

- De jatek tonl1re ment.
- Az igaz. Az olcso babaert
azonban mem kar es ezentul adj
hatsz a kezebe mar ertekesebb,
dragabb babat is, AIT mem bant-
ia, megbecsiili.
Ismet munkaja fole hajolt.
A kis gyerek mondotta
nyugodtan = okosabb, s0t boil
csebb, mint sok felnott. A eyer
mex mem hisz kiilszinnek, mem
elegiti XII az, amt lat, egyszer
legalabb megis csak kivancsi ar
ra. vajjon mi van babujaban be-
I'LL. Sajnos, a feln6ttek k0zul So
kan meg EFT a faradsagot sem
veszik maguknak. Es ICY van,
hogy mem tudnak kiilonbseget
tenni k6ccal belelt hitvany es
az ertekesebb jatekszer k0zott,
Elhallgatott. Mariska mem sz6lt
semmit. Klarika is befejezte nagy
munkajat. Teljesen szetbontotta
a babat, kiszedte belole a rongyot
IS fiireszport, azutan eldobta.
Mar nem erdekelte. Elovette az
"okos" babat, R6zsikat, aki le-
hunyta a szemet, aki AIT mondta
papa, meg hogy mama" es
most ait becezgette, dedelgette.
Mariska nezte a gyerek kedves
iatekat. Annyira elmelyedt, hogy
szinte megfeledkezett magarol.
AIT sem vette eszre, hogy ferje
neha megnyugtatta tekintetet ar
can. Figyeli.
Egy kis id6 mulva Oltay felal-
lott iroasztala mellol.
= Estere van valami program
mod, vagy en- csinaljak? = ker-
dezte feleseget.
- Ne menjiink sehova. Kisse
faradtnak erzem magam.
- 10. Ahogy akarod. Felnezek
kaszin6ba, azutan hazaj0v0k.
Oltay elment, Mariska egyedul
maradt Klarikaval. A kis leany
nemsokara fontoskodva mondot-
ia anyjanak:
- Anyukam, R6zsikat mar
megvacsoraztattam es most lefek-
tetem.
= 10, kis leanyom. No es ma
sikat9 AIT nem viszed? AIT mar
mem szereted9
- Mem. Hiszen az mem is ba-
bu. Rongy. Igaza volt Rozsika-
max ,amikor haragudott, hogy az
uj babu miatt vele kevesebhet
jatszom.
Megcirogatta az okos'' babat.
= No, ne haragudjal, kedves
R6zsikam, az a mask mem kell.
Az mem erdemli meg, hogy Klari-
ka szeresse ct. Latod, mar ell is
dobtam. Pedig szebb ruhaja volt,
mint neked, nagyobb is volt, de
belnl Med R6zsika, milyen
beliil.
Kedves kacagas vegigcsilingelt
szoban.
= 10, hogy megneztem. Most
pedig Rozsika, gyere hajicskaini.
A j6 gyerekeknek ilyenkor mar
le kel1 fekidni.
Els anyaskod6 gonddal csucsuj-
gatta a babat.
Mikor Oltay este hazajott, Ma
riska mar lefekudt. A vacsorat
tehat egyedul fogyasztotta el.
Masnap is csak r0vid idore talal-
koztak. Videkre kellett utaznia
es ICY keveset lehetett egyiitt
csaladjaval. A k0vetkezo nap
azonban - mint rendesen = is
met ir6asztala mellett tilt, Klari-
ka pedig ugyancsak elfoglalta a
helyet a sz6nyegen es jatekszereit
rakosgatta. Mariska mem volt We
Lux.
= Anyuka hol van? - kerdez-
te a leanyka.
= A varosban.
- Pedig az ugy jo, ha q is lit
van - q
- Nemsokara hazaj0n.
Alig nehany pillanat mulva
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-07-31

OLVASSA IIIRDETESEINKET
rs PARTOIJAHTRDET0INK
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SONG OF THE WEST"
 LAST TIMES, COLISEUM

In Song of the West" at the
 Coliseum for final showing tonight Warner Bros have given us another of those delightful, melodious all 4color pictures for which they are Malready famous. This one is
 simply ablaze with color, alive with
 action and tuneful melodies and in- telligently directed and acted. It
 sets a new high mark in the pro-
 Auction of these entertaining mus aical screen shows.
 ~ Song of the Vest is an operet- ta with genuine plot. The gay singing and dancing, the magnifi-
 Gent outdoor scenes and the march of the covered wagons, form a
 perfect background for story that , is tense with drama. It is a new
 picture of the Old West, thanks to the magic of the Vitaphone and the technicolor process.
 ssss The cast is excellent with Vivi- senne Segal and John Boles leading. Some great comedy is supplied by rSJoe E. Brown, one of the funniest
 clowns in pictures. Direction, music, s.acting, story and scenery combine
 to make Song of the Vest" a gem of the talking and color screen.
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Minnesota regiment, with the rank of first lieutenant.
 First Dem. Governor
 While his regiment was encamped at Camp Thomas, Lieutenant Lind was unanimously nominated for governor by fusion of the Peoples Silver Republican and Democratic organizations. He remained at his army post, returning home just before his election. He was the first Democrat to attain the Gov ernor's chair in Minnesota.
 Other important state posts held by MT. Lind included the presi- dency of the University fo Minne- sota board of regents from 1908 to 1914, and membership in the Sta.e Public Safety commission, a world war body named to act as a state council of defense. He resigned this office in 1918, to accept the chairmanship of the advisory com mission Of the Federal department of labor.
 He was made commander Of the Royal Order of Vasa by King Gus tave of Sweden in 1913.
 One personal incident in the life of John Lind always was comment ed on by the men who had known him for years. While governor, the editor of a Twin City news paper had bitterly opposed his ad- ministration, criticising every act of the executive. MT. Lind bore the sharp thrusts silently until the end of his term. Finishing his last of ficial act, he left the state capitol, proceeded directly to the office of the offending newspaper editor and gave him a sound thrashing.
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 timation as to his mission or it's subsequent accomplishments, al- though before a Senate investigat- ing committee he revealed several of his opinions. He would answer that all data was in the files of the State department.
 In April, 1920, before the Senate foreign relations subcommittee, MT. Lind hotly defended President Will sons stand on Mexico in recog- nizing the Carranza government.
 Tt was the recognizing of Car ranza or armed intervention, and I was against intervention, and still am," he is reported to have answer ed when questioned as to the situa- ton in 1913.
 While the Wilson administration remained in office, MT. Lind made many trips to Washington in con- nection with problems relating to Mexico.
 Five years after his Mexican trip, President Wilson asked MT. Lind to become a member of the advisory commission created by the United States Department of Labor, and on his acceptance he was appointed chairman.
 Offered Ambassadorsnip
 It was said by those close in touch with him that MT. Lind was offer ed the Ambassadorship to Norway but declined it because he did not want to leave his home estate.
 John Lind was born March 25, 1854, in Kama, province of Small and, Sweden, the descendant of farmers and freeman who had titled the soil around his birthplace, fam- fly traditions said, from time inn
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als-. l-7 v. a-7 V . -f . Attractions At Theatres
BEBE DANIELS IS
 HOLDOvER, PALACE

Fresh proof that Bebe Daniels
 has relinquished once and for all
 the light, farcical comedies in which sher athletic prowess was the chief
 Essential, is evidenced with the
 showing of Love Comes Along" at
 the. Palace for the last two times
 tonight.
 g@s In this, her second Radio pie lure, new Bebe flashes upon the
 screen. She is neither the lissome g.charmer of "Rio Rita" fame, nor the all-American sports girl of ear Tier productions. She presents an sentirely new characterization e. n.Peggy," an American actress left edestitute when her company dis
 bands on tropical island.
 (. Without question her portrayal
 is the most dramatic Bebe has ever given the screen. Not since she Eappeared with Rudolph Valentino in Monsieur Beaucaire," has she ,Thad an opportunity to display such emotional depth.
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memorial"
 The family came to the United States in 1867, settling in Goodhue county, Minnesota, when John was 13 years old. Shortly after, while working in a saw mill, the boy lost his left hand. This turned him from physical labor into intellectual pursuits, and probably was an im- portant factor in determining his future.
 Completing the public schools, he taught school in Sibley county, and later studied law in the University of Minnesota, receiving his degree in 1876. He first practiced law in New Ulm, Minn., but later nov ed to Minneapolis.
 First Public Office
 His first public office was that of receiver of the land office at Tracy Minn, an appointment given him in 1881. He was elected to Con- gress by the Republicans of the Second Minnesota district in 1886, 1888 and 1890, refusing fourth nomination in 1892.
 All his life until free silver agi- tation became strong, he was an ardent Republican. The free sil- yer movement, however, had a strong call for him and in 1896 he left the old party That year he was nominated for governor by joint convention, and indorsed by the Democrats, but was defeated at the polls by the Republican nomi- nee
 When war was declared with Spain, MT. Lind offered his services to Governor Slough, and he was made quartermaster of the Twelfth
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government in Mexico City, when MT. Lind was introduced to inter national diplomacy. It was charged the Wilson administration was op- enly opposed to the Huerta regime, and reports were that one pur- pose of the personal representa- tive was to effect the resignation of the acting president.
 After conferences with the Amer ican special envoy, Huerta still re- mained as the titular head of the Mexican government, although re- bellion under several military fac tions was rampant at the time. MT. Lind would not comment on the published report that upon his ar rival in Vera Cruz from Mexico City, .he recommended armed in tervention by the United States.
 Against Intervention
 Interrogated hundreds of times, MT. Lind would never give any in
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"HELL'S HEROES" AT
 PALACE ON SATURDAY

es Six weeks were spent in the great ssMojave Desert by the Universal
 company filming "Helis Heroes"
 thrilling all-talking drama of hu- sSman nature coming to the Palace
 Theatre Saturday. The desert jour < ney was made to obtain authentic
 locations for the stirring scenes in : the picture, which is based on
 Peter B. Kyne's ia nous story, si'Three Godfathers." The notable 'scast includes Charles Bickford, Ray
 mond Hatton, Fred Kohler, Fritzl
 Ridgeway, Maria Alba, Joe de Ia
 Cruz, Buck Connors and waiter s James. The picture was directed by William Wyler. Tom Reed pre- pared the story for the screen.
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evening for Sitka and way ports. Persons who embarked here were Fred Anderson and John Jurovich, for Funter Bay; Mrs. c. Mckinley for Hoonah; John Vavales, Frank Beagel; E. A. Johnson, William Armstrong, G. Fonidar and H. C.. Bellinger for. Tenakee; Richard Johnson for Chatham.
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An Indian village within the linn its of Harbor Springs, Mich, has obtained electric service and city water connections from the town council.
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'ESTEBETH TAKES
 10 PASSE NGERS
Mailboat Departs from Ju- neau for Sitka and
 Way Ports

With ten passengers and an all most capacity cargo, the mail boat Estebeth departed from Juneau last
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LEAKING SHIP K, TONED TO PORT

,s LISBON, Sept. 19.-The Italian asship Santa Teresa, which wirelessed ssfor help after springing leak, was sspicked up and brought into port.
 She will be placed in dry dock.
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sg Chapman Nelson of Funter Bay
 the other day suffered a fall that ashrrt his back He is patient Tat St. Ann's Hospital.
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JOHN LIND IS DEAD AT HOME
 IN MINNESOTA
Former Governor, Special
 Envoy for Wilson n to Mexico, Passes Away

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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-28

Primo Camera has been barred from the ring by
the California boxing board. This Is the first time
anybody knew that a boxing board had any juris-
diction over the acts OF a piano-mover.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-28
This May Give You An Idea Of the Dramas
Decline In New Haven.

will any one owning a complete set Of Punch and
Judy figures. with experience in giving performances,
please communicate with the Yale University The
ater. New Haven, Conn Advertisement in New York
World.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-28
H-ARLINGEN OFFICE:
City News Co. 1l4-A West jackson Street
Senator Small losses His Hat In
The Ring

Senator Clint G. Small OF wellington, Ceilings
worth county, is a candidate for governor. He will
open state headquarters in Fort Worth. He prom
1ses TO adjourn politics for a business era If elect
ed" He is prompted TO make the sacrifice by the con-
viction that the people demand and should have re-
lief from partisan political strife. and should be given
O careful business administration"
He would make Texas an inviting field for new
and diversified industries. He would not increase
taxes. He insists that the way to aid agriculture in
AL Of its branches Is to make Texas an industrial
state. Very few laws are needed, according TO the
senator. and he insists that the people should not be
harassed by constant change Of law.
All this led to a declaration by Walter .. Cline OF
Wichita Falls, who has been urged by his admirers
the state over to announce his candidacy for the Of
flee OF governor. He will not be a candidate, but
will lend his support to the author of the land vail
dating bill whose constitutionality will be passed up
on sometime in the future by the supreme court Of
Texas.
Are the politicians up In the ARP They are. Now
they are waiting for the high court decision as 70 the
availability OF Sen. Thomas b. Love and James z.
Ferguson. Love is 'rarin' TO go" as the regular on
the primary ballot. Farmer Jim is "rarin' to 60" If
Love and Ferguson lose their court contest, then Love
may jump in as an independent candidate for gov
ernor and Mrs. Ferguson will be named by Farmer
Jim IS his substitute for the high office.
That other Davidson rang the bell when he said in
D recent interview that the Terrell election law IS
responsible for chaotic conditions In the Texas arena
of politics and should be repealed BY the law makers
of the commonwealth"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-04-28
SCARBERRN


matron from Main Street. Hokokus,
instead Of a girl who IS about 70
marry one OF New York's most
modern young bachelors. You'll
find. my darling, that you'll have
10 keep step and be Just like the
rest OF EN- or you'll be out Of luck"
Elanda snOrted. In a moment she
looked up frowning.
Since YOU are going out 10 make
a fool az yourself, I won't take
care OF Andree. III he no party 10
YOUR cheating on Bang. He is 700
sweet
Dixie shrugged and stretched on
the bed 10 relax while she look the
lines out or her face.
Very we'll. Ill got the ianitor'S
oldest girl. She'll be glad % earn
fifty cents
Dixie You'd leave YOUR baby
with a child to 20 out with another
man? She might get burned 70
death or something Oh. how can
You be such a fooli'
Dixie smiled inside or her. But
she couldn't have smiled outvardlv
7 She had tried 70. II was almost
impossible for her to move her
mouth BY then.
Il made a date an III keep IT,"
she struggled 10 answer. "Nish man.
Yer God 'ookin'."
Elanda didn't know what 70 do.
She felt cornered. There was really
no way she could stop Dixie. She
didn't dare give her away 70 Bang.
It would make him too unhappy.
Besides. she was too loyal 70 Dixie.
So she'd Just have to stay home
with the baby and maybe some
thing would happen that would
teach Dixie a lesson.
No man could possibly respect a
married woman with a baby who
neglected II to 40 out dancing with
him. No matter how hroad-minded
he was. Besides. he wasn't a gentle
man or he wouldn't suggest such a
thing 70 heri
Elanda went around the house the
remainder Of the day with. the set.
Disappearing face OF a puritan. and
now and then Dixie smiled gleefully
TO herself. How modern and smarty
she wanted to be. But what a little
prissy she was at heart. with all OF
her pretenses.
Bang did not come home from the
office for dinner. Dixie dressed fit
70 kill-taking two hours to complete
her toilette and sang merrily and
w~ise-cracked brutality when Elanda
voiced her disapproval Of such GO
ings-on.
Dixie wore her lipstick red that