Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-02-19

possible into given respect variety or color
Consequently saliva znna dpnum napragon often found
ner way INTO the receptacle side by sd and the
squeeze in the happier she
Occasionally hot days to the Danube
to SWIM should like to the river which Johann Strauss
ieorated IN his immortal waltz To-day Of very muddy colour
doubt by the fact that every village along it's banks not
only pounds its clothes clean paddles but also
washes It's ocks OF geese and the river crpent
swift and it impossible against The idea was
to Give off end of the platform current to the
opposite end There was amusing lady en-
counterd each time went Her rather copuen person was
covered rom tip to toe red and white checked
head she tremendously ebmmd straw hat held on bv
two very vicious hat pins against sum- plus pair
OF dark speacs She presented picture as she
oad with the rest OF the crowd Because than
normal weight she always made the trip than
anyone else We paronized bathing whose bro
peor and his wife looked though had never been
ten miles away from during their whole Neither Of them
wore shoes and the wife always dressed in onepiece cotton
1rocK With coloued kercef you can imagine
my surprise one day when she asked in perfect English how
oatnng SUITS we had to be out Upon questioning
she told me that she and her husband years in Akron
OHIO When told her Youngstown she insisted on
ing her husband and nothing would all sit down and
at ABOUT the respective merits Of Akron Cleveland Young
town. the three cities with which they acquainted
happened that spend several days
visiting i'll the lovely old university southern
part OF the country The head Of the family who
invitation to the director that district
and ne wrote that he would Now
private the railroad something that like
Funan Therefore was completely overwhelmed when
f'a at the station to find spacious vehicle somewhat the Of
al ola FackadfWn sitting in the middle Of the
down and tonneau wnshd looking jaunty words It
had however, regular iron train wheels climbed n the chau
feur was the signal to start off flew
Inc station master Of every station passed out clean
white gloves and spoess uniform to salute by
once we were switched siding way Bua
express About tea time up more
imposing station where coffee had in advance at
TIE ouet The trip lasted all afternoon expert
ence for me as well as grand way o country
AT the Moses breakfast eaten inside the
dining behind closed shutters protection against the heat
ana the es there being the windows
and supper the terrace And might that supper on the
terrace was one OF the most romantic things had experienced
soi1 nights candleght and sound but the rusg
trees the distant barking the village dogs and the ringing Of the
Anus Now the Angus supposed to be unp on the dot Of
yet depended on the epness of the bengr whether it was
rung before after this
The Angeus regulates life Of the village as very few
peasants clock They rings at in the nornno
IN the summer and the winter they retire when in rings
at IN the summer and in the winter the fields how
ever they most adept telling by the sun Now had
read ana you no doubt have fascinating descriptions villages and
village lie IN Central Europe imagined to myself how
ever 1hat hey were thing Of the prototypes
would find no place this age vet there thew
DIS 1hv nave undoubtedly been for True they
are now within reach of railroads. they their and its
eephone connecting them with the outside outside
word seems TO be thing apart and the life
MS nome ana feds Now the peasant we would call
farmer that is to he ts Unlike our farmers however
ms house not situated in the midst fields but in village
ana the village is surrounded by the different it's nab
oAe""i" "Ppeaisnces the village consists OF
OIL low Wheasned hatched cottages surrounded each bv M own
wall bordering acacaned There usually duc nond
Whee the WasherWomen work. and whose loudly on he
linens they are beating The cottage very simple affair
eels Tue courtyard through gate in the wall
al outdoor bake the toward the back are the
Stables several rcks Of hay all around is utter
but how different the house From porch with it's
gay fescoes 70 lhe lnerost corner all
the cottages visited consisted Of rooms one the kitchen with
carmen foor open fireplace and hung with copper cooking utensils
ne otnr serves as bed and sitting are ranged along
Two OF the walls and piled high with mattresses and quilts
~ eacn one OF winch at least 6 have sacrificed
and the whole is covered with ga embroidered spreads In
he opposite corner shrine to the Virgin Mary walls are
hung with coorcd prints of pottery table