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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
MACY. REF. EGYHAz H1REI

AsAAA - = AV4A AANS = ASoAAS AAAA~ASA
(Folyt. 2-ik oldalr6D
ElSsegiti ezt szabad termeszet-
ben val6 kirandulas. Multi kedden
a Napsugar Egylet tagjai, Macy
tiszteletii asszony vezetes6vel, aki
az enekkarokat is tanitja mas
tenykedesb0l is 0nkentesen kive-
szi resz6t, kirandulast rendezett
a Mill Creek Parkban. Milyen
gyony0ruseges s aldott szeret6
testverek k0z0s t0rekvese es szor-
galmatoskodasa listen orszaga
epiteseben.
Alarcos bal. Ifjusagunk Nap
sugar Egylet csoportja h6 31-en
este alarcos bait rendez a Wick
Tiff Manor gy0ny0rii termfben
Bonnie Blue Boys, a fiatalok ma
gyon kedvelt zenekara fogja a ze-
net szolgaltatni. Negy dij lesz XII
osztva: a legszebb ferfi, a leg.
szebb no. a 1egk6mikusabb ferfi
es a legk6mikusabb no jelmezt
fogia a rendezGseg megjutal-
mani. Belepti dii, ami nemcsak
belepesre jogosit, hanem frissit6
italra es harapni val6ra, csak so
cent elSre valtva.
Megnyugtatasul. Szombaton es-
te Z 6rakor egyhazmegyenk egyik
f6tisztviselSje telefonon ertesi-
tette a lelkeszt, hogy magyar for
rasb6l ertesiilt, hogy a vasarnapi
istentiszteletre egy ember revol-
verrel fog jonni. Ez az ertesites
AIT is jelenthette, hogy j6 lesz ell
kesziilni. A lelkesz mem AIT tette,
amt ilyen esetben masok tettek
volna ITALIAN, hogy ertesiti a rem
d5rsdget vagy serif irodat. hogy
0nbiztonsagr6l gondoskodjek. A
f6gondnokkal, 10th Istvannal, a
penztarnokkal Balogh Balazszsal
S egyik prezsbiterrel Demeny l.,
nal k0zolte az ertesitest, valamin1
meggyanusitott ember nevet, S
rajuk bizta t0bbieket vasar
nap delel0tti istentisztelet folya.
man. MasOk mem tudtak semmii
a dologr6l. Vasarnap mem tortent
semmi. A meggyanusitott embel
mem is volt a templomban. listen
tisztelet 1,tan megjelent prezs
biterekkel k0z0lte a lelkesz az
esetet. K0z0sen megallapodtak
hogy a lelkesz, fSgondnok ket
prezsbiter meglatogatjak meg
gyanusitott embert. Megtettek. A
gyanusitot ember, aki mem is re-
formatus elkepedve hallgatta
hogy milyen gyanusitas lsozpont
jaba keriilt. Megallapodtak mes
akkor vasarnap, hogy q gyanusi
tott es a lelkesz szemelyesen mes
latogatjak ait az egyhazmegye
tisztvisel6t, aki a lelkeszt ertesi
tette, akinel az a mask magya,
ember a feljelentest tette. Ez a.
amerikai megismetelte AIT, ami
szombaton este kozolt a lelkesz
szel. Meg ugyanakkor, hetf61
breggel el6keritettek a feljelen
tot, aki, inert mast mem tehetett
kszemelyesen megjelent az ameri
kai egyhazi tisztvisel6 hajlekaba1
lhol szembesitett a gyanusitottal
TIT mindent tagadott, AIT allitot
ia, hogy felre magyarazta az iize
net atvev6 az 3 k0zleseit, de az
mem tagadta ,hogy olyan kije
lenteseket tett, hogy magyarol
olyanok, hogy konnyen elkovet
mex ilyen vadsagot, inert . ma
gyarok mem olyanok mint az am
Irikaiak. Ennyi t0rtent. Ehhe
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
EaY EdBER

Egy ember all az utcan
Egyediil, arvan,
Elveszve nept0megben -
Merre induljon,
Merre kutasson,
A boldogsagot hol keresse?
Szomoru ember all az utcAn
Fajdalmas neman,
Banat van szemere irva;
Hi tarsa lennek,
A sirig k6vetnem,
Ha eszrevenne, ha ramtalalna
Braun Zelma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

A szajuk tsle van ssep dicshin-
gnusxolat zeng6 fr&zisolkal Is es az
legesz. De t6nyeket mem lehet lat
mi. A demolrat&k mar ket ev 6ta
t0bbs6gben vannak q kongresz-
szusban, - mint "olyan' nagy
mesterek, mar regen visssahelyez-
shettek volna az orszag prosperi-
tas&t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
,l,sla ak1on II -.

ssgebeh. js14ntkeini. A i0t6 heti
szamban bejelentjiik, .mikor tart
juk mulatsa eankat. Ksrjik ugy
a5,fg Aafakat, Talaihint az egy-
1etek@ nesstks 1T 4 mulatsagi
naptart, iniiit mi teasziik, inert
helYtelennek tsrtjuk egy napon,
hyfsket n4sysr tancmulatsag
legyen s. egy sem siferiiliSn.
Koml6s Andor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20
BRIDGEPORT sz0vErsEG

Beteg tagok: Aivasz Marion
246 Elm ST., Strnthers. Kiss An
drasne ZIG Crescent st. Vezse Ist-
van 1877 Trumbull ave., Campbell,
0. - Betegseg Hus6czki JOSEF
iigykezel6nel jelentend6 1874
Silliman street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

A rend6rseg letart6ztatta M.
Kramer A. ewes, 762 Hayes ave.-i
gyiim0lcs hazal6t, aki engedely
nelkil jart hazr6l-hazra Is arusi-
tott gyiimo1cs5t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

AZ .allomhsok, Ihelyeken q, yaE
donat nj h:nszarhadnagy keresz-
tilment, el voltak lepve Olaszor-
sag -fele i.syekv5 katonasaggal
Sok magyar fiuval talalkozott
5ssse,. akik "a felix folott fiiggd
haborur6l ugy beszeltek, mint
sz6rakozas egy nemerSl. Lelkese.
aesre bajtartsainal mem talalt Sc
6ol, dics5seget senki sem vart a
kiisz0b0n alI6 harcokt6l, az em-
berek zark6zottak voltak es egy.
kedvien, mdgorvan, hallgatagon
en1edt<k St magukat az. eseme-
hyAk sodranak, a habokra bizya,
noey valahoI partra vessek Sket.
Eek , magyarok valamennyien
kiFancsisag nelkiil tekintettek a
negzet anna .sziirke, kifiirkeszhe-
tetlen k0dt0megere, mely m0g0tt
a k&sziil6 esemenyek, a jovS, a
harcok kimenetele rejt5z0tt. Mem
fkltek, de nem is 6hajtottak a
taaAlt, inert mem volt miert elni
IS neih volt miert meghalni. Az
zaf y egy dologgal tisztaban vol
tut. hogy fellebbval6ik bizalmat.
ians&ggal kisarik ninden mozdu-
1atukat, latolgatjak egymas kozt
ejteft minden vigyazatlan szavu-
1sHti Rredend6 biinik az volt,
hogy eegy leigazott ,szerencsdtlen
nemzethez tartoztak, mely = lie.
galabb poroszl6i 2ngy veltsk -
ketsegbeesett mer<nyleteken, We.
res boszun, felsxabadulason jar
tatjk eszet. IS
scNgesapatok i a hires varnegy-
ks9eSen .gyiiltek ossze, de a ha-
born felh5je meg nehany labnyi-
ra fige0tt a szep orszag felett.
Nehany het mulva leereszkedik a
56l mivelt, gazdag, nepes olasz
f01dre, a narancsokra, olajfaer-
d5kre, csatornazott rizsf0ldekre,
derIlt, fallal k6riilfogott, kedves
varosokra. Fist es k0d fog ellep-
nj mindent, melyb6l felegetett
vkrosok 1angja csap fel, haldok.
16k Is sebesiiltek jajgatasa hal
1atszik XII Is yer, tapad6s YER folly
mindeniitt.
Szentegyedy Gabor ezrede
Mantuahoz k0zel fekvS helyiseg.
ben volt elszalfasolva. A legeny.
seq csatakeszen allott, minden
percben ,varta indulasra a paran'
csot, q tisztek kartyaval, ivassa.
oltsk az id5t, mig a polgarsag
s0tst gyal0lettel teri XII el6ldk
FeEsae.. szemiikb6l kilatszott a
gon1caat, hogy az. "osztrak" ell.
len5sg sutols6. 6raja nemsokara iii
s .hogy ok ezt a Rapfenyes orsza-
got nemsokara megtisztitjak ett3
q sziv6s bogarfajt6l, melyet, ha
beves1i magat valamely orszae
fepedeseibe, szazadok mulva sen
1ehet lnnan kiirtani.
szshtegyedyt nehany tiszttar
s4val egyiitt olasz gr6fnehoz szal
16solfkk Ell, kinek fsrje Fl6renc
Bed magas allami hivatalt viselt
aflf61ag, de aki meg egyszer sen
latogatta meg maganyaban epe
ked9lparjat.
IA fastely lapos tetejevel, ha
falmaSaHsI terasszaval es gyony0ri
parkj&val kedves hely volt a
xbr&ndos, fatal urn5 szamara
Szentegyedy legalabb abrandos
max tartotta a gr6fn6t, bar eze1
Nelemenyet mem tudta massal ia
1hogstni, mint azzal, hogy hold
HilSgos, langyos, derdlt olasz ej
ssak4kon 'tobbss0r latta at, a te
rassson .:ssta1ni tarsalkod5nej
kisereteben.
a kert ket r6szre oszlott. A
egyik nyitva allott a tisztek szi
mara, a masikba meg a madar $
juthatott be a gr6fnen es cseled
segen kiviil.
H5sink szobaja az epilet sal
kkn volt. melyrSl a terasszra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

l6 vas, halvanyodni es s0tetedni
kezdett. Er5 narancs Is sziirke
olajfak illata volt a levegSben, a
csatornak vize elhomalyosodott
mint az afmos ember SCENE.
Szentegyedy tekintete a gr6fne
balkan mozg6 alakjat kdvette es
emlekeben ellenallhatatlanul fell
tint egy mask NO kepe, amint -
legut6bb a mehesnel - a vete-
menyes agyak kozott jart-kelt,
6vatosan vedte kartonszoknyajat
a reggeli harmatt6l, mig aranyos
szSke fejecskeje visszafordult
oda, ahol Gabor ur cigarettazva
lopta a napot.
El6sz0r t0rtent, mint ke.
s6bb Szentegyedy sz6gyenkezve
megvallotta hogy elj0vetele
6ta nemi vagyakozassal ,gondolt
a leanyra, Xxi tiszta szivet odaad-
ia neki, akinek elete nyugodtan
folly tovabb az elhagyott urihaz-
ban, de aki bizonyara mindig ro-
la gondolkozik levelet szivsza.
kadva varja.
Eel Sc tint neki, hogy most is
egy mas no latasa keltette fel
benne ez erzelmeket, hogy mi
kor a szerelmes gondolatokat
egymasutan papirra yeti. moh6n
ugyel a dallamos, lazy kacagas-
ra, melyre odakint grofne, egy
magas, s0tet arcu olasz ur besze-
de folytan fakad.
Bellarmin gr6fne langol6 eyii-
lolettel viseltetett hazaia ellen
segei irant, Is ellenszgenvet a
hozza szallasolt '.osztrak tisz-
tekkel feltiin6en ereztette. o ma
ga ugy tudta intezni a do1gat,
hogy sohasem talalkozott rakeny
szeritett vendegeivel, ha a lep-
cs6n, vagy az utcap neha megis
osszej0tt veliik, bajos fejet meg
vetessel forditva ell t3liik, szemei
szikraztak es sargas, kreolszin
arcat s0tet pirossag boritotta ell.
A tiszteket sertette ez maya
vise1et es maguk k0z0tt csak a
sszep farkas ',-nak neveztek a
gr6fnet, aki aldozatat szettepni
keszGl. T0merdek elc es sz6jatek
keringett r6la taborban. Egy-
egy hetyke, elbizott dalia pikans-
max talalta a gondolatot. hogy a
gr6fne szivet megh6ditja es gyii-
l0letet szerelemme valtoztatja
Volt olyan is, aki tolakodassal
felelt a kihiv6an tanusitott ellen
szenvre, mig vegiil t0bben ARA
az 0tletre, hogy Szentegyedy Ga
borral kell pr6bat tenni, aki kill
sejere is szep ember, aki magyar
es kinek csendes, zark6zott elet.
unalma hivatva van ra, hogy ell
forgassa vele egy szenvedelyes
olasz asszony fejet.
Gabor visszautasitotta megbi
East, e1es szavakkal nyilatkozott
az efajta tervekr5l, melyek fer
fiakhoz sohasem melt6k, $ ezert
| meg kellett verekedni ket tarsa
val. Mind a ket kardparbaj java.
ra d51t ell, ami k0zte es tarsai
kozt a beket helyreallitotta es te
kintelyet emelte.
Nehany nap mulva cigarette
va tilt szobajaban Is honi lapo
kat olvasott, melyeket ismeret
len kez mindennap asztalara tett
mikor halk kopogast hallott
meglepetesere Antonio, Bellar
min gr6fne mogorva ,sovany ko
mornyikja lepett be. ,Melyen meg
hajolt az osztrak tiszt el6tt &
kiva16 udvariassaggal adta erte
sere, hogy urn6je szerencsejenel
fogja tartani, ha a magyar gro
urat szobajaban fogadhatja.
| Szentegyedy ellenveteseket tet
a ''gr6f" elm Matt, de Antonio
ez mem renditette meg szilard el
hatarozasaban, s5t nyiltan, erte
sere adta. hOgy a magyarok va
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

(Folytat&s az 1-s8 oldalr6l)

teni gyartmanyok t0bb mint 0(
szazalelza ebben az orsz&gban ta
lal piacra - prosperit6s IS de.
presszi6 idejen egyarant. Csak "a
t0bbi keriil kiilf0ldre. Hogy a.
orsz&gba kevesebb kilf0ldi aru
keriilj6n, mint amennyit mi kill.
f0ldre szallitunk, ez a vedvamok
feladata, melyet csak a repuhli-
kanps kor1nany kepes sikeresen
vsgrehajtani. IS. |
A demolratak vi v6dvamr6l
beszelnek, mely vamengedmeny-
ben reszesitene mindazon orsza-
gokat, melyek veliink keszek ke-
reskedelmi viszonyt fentartani.
Az, hogy az egyik orszagot vam-
kedvezmenyben r6szesiteni, a ma
sikat nem, magaban we've mem
igazs&gos es elegedetlenseget Walt
XII. Az ilyen vamtarifaval eletbe-
lep a kilf0ldi ipar Is kereskede-
lem diktat6rikus ellen6rzese, -
mely intezkedesbe az amerikai
nep mem egyezik belle. Ellen6rzes
nellziil azcnban a mi piacainkat
el0z0nlenenek kilf0ldi ipari ter
mekekkel - az amerilai munkas-
sag nagy k&rara. Altalaban de-
molrata partnak sohasem volt j6
tarifa programme e. mostan sin
csen. A republicans part vam-
tarifaj janak 1ehetnek hibai, de
megvan a celia: - teljes We.
delem.
A demohatak Macy el6szere-
tettel beszelilk, hogy a nemzetek
beszuntettek a vasarlast nalunk,
mem vasarolnak olyan nagy mer-
tekben, mint ezel6tt tettek - a
magas vamtarifa Matt. Ez mem
igaz. AZ 0szzes nemzetek besziin-
tettek bevasarlasaikat nemcsak
Amerikaban, de mindeniitt. Min.
den orszag most "0nall6'' alkar
lenni, ami AIT jelenti, hogy egyik
sem akar a masikt6l vasarolni, de
eladni - AIT mar igen! Es mi
ezen allapotok k0zepetke nyissuk
meg kapuinlkat a kulf0ldi ipari
termekek el6tt?
Europa mem alar tSliink vasa-
rolni, ellenben eladni akar, hogy
ezaltal Is ICY lefizesse aprankent
a billi6s hadisarcot. Ha EFT meg
engedjiik, akkor a mi gyaraink
teljesen besziintetik iizemiket, a
mi farmaink t0nkremennek. Miu-
tan Franciaorszagon xviii egyet-
len egy eur6pai a1lamnak nincsen
aranya adossagfizetesre, Hoover
eln6k inditvanyozza, hogy mind
AEON orszagok, amelyek hatarai-
kat megnyissak a mi ar-uink elStt,
azoknak hsebb 0sszegenkent en-
gedtessek el a tartozas. A tarto-
z6k szamara ez nagy megk0ny
nyebbiilest, nekiink pedig nagy
segitseget jelent.
Hogy a demolrata part orvos-
sag volna mi depresszi6nkra, -
ait csak a hiszekeny, tudatlan
embeanek lehet beadni. A legna-
gyobb es legsulyosabb bulkasok
New Yorkban t0rtentek - egy
olyan allamban, ame!ynek ellen
demolratak a1lanak a mostani
demokrata eln0kiel0lttel az elem.
Az egyik new york; allami bank
ban q takarekbetev6k kozel szaz
mi1li6 ,dollart ,vesztettek ell. A
new york; t6zsde' New Yorkban
van Is mem Washingtonban. A
legnagyobb reszveny IS bond
csal6k New Yorkban click. A
nemzetk0zi bankarolnak New
Yorkban van a taboruk. Kreuge,
Oft hajtotta vegre csalasait. In;
sull Oft adta el 6rt6ktelen reszve
nyeit. New Yorkban keriiltek ell
ad&ra ert&ktelen dklamerikai s.
/ sak - -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-10-20

6rvASSA ES TAMOGASSA AZ
|,AlfEREKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP
HIRDET0IT
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state highways than At any time
in department history.
Reduction in cost Of material. la
Dor and equipment was given as the
reason for the departments unex-
pended balance.
The commissioners planned 10
spend $500 900 on bridge construc-
ton. which will mean erection Of
thirty-flve small structures in va
rious parts Of the state.
II was announced that more than
800 miles Of high grade rigid type
pavement will be laid. which will be
100 miles more than the previous
largest program.
Bids have been received on. forty
touring cars for field men and bids
for thirty more we're opened Thurs
day. The department also is plan
ming purchase Of trucks so that the
motor equipment will be replaced
mostly BY the close Of the season.
Still they have a hard time spend
ing all that money. bids for work
being so much below the engineer S
estimate due TO the fall in prices.
Simpsons report showed that on
May 1 the departments general ex-
penditures we're 1888, 281.65 and
maintenance 1851 .98e53. less than
was estimated. This will be alb
sorbed by the purchase Of new
equipment, he said
Where the money goes also is
set out in the report.
Allotment OF $50 020, 92s has been
made for construction projects this
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

clubs. Masons. Chamber Of Com
merce. Hoosier Motor Club. Athe-
naeum and Knights Of Pythias.
Funeral services will be held at 2
Saturday IN Flanner & Buchanan
mortuary, IS West Fall Creek park
way. The Rev. Frank s. c. wicks.
pastor of All Souls Unitarian
church. will officiate. Cremation
will follow the services.
Four months illness resulted in
the death OF Mrs. Mary A. Johnson
Thursday in her home. 7is East
Tenth street. She lived in Indian
apolis forty-five years. She was
known for her activities IN rescue
mission and philanthropic work.
She was born in southern Illinois.
Funeral services will be held at
2 Saturday in Johnson & Mont
gomery funeral home, 1922 North
Meridian street. Burial viii be in
Crown Hill cemetery.
Richard v. Kroeger, "a. OF 81
South Gladstone avenue, race dri-
YER, died Thursday night in a Ham
mond hospital. Death was caused
by injuries received in a ten-mile
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season. Road construction takes
sl1.624,s02 on the following milages:
High tvpe principally concretsi fs73i
miles. heavy Grading Tssz niles ana
heavy rssurfscinE. 1880 miles.
The bridge department has been author
izsd 70 spend - .s45 ga "a, which includes
contraction Of i4s bridges With more
Rirhts Il vi way payments we're 81 cut
- 81. 900. 000.
Maintenance construction was al
lotted S3,55O.o93, distributed as fol-
lows.
Heavy GRADING $40 miles lght grading
Including widening and shouidertf $3.50
miles grading TO cost sf34.ioi- Pavement
widening with macsdam and ouilcing Of
metal shoulders on asa miles - % cost
se5.isS. New untreatec metal stone o.
will be s3TO045. OIL mat construction on
s3o.ii miles bituminous macadam SUI
facing on 81 ~ miles and rock asphalt
sgrfscinR on 50 80 miles Is % cost 81 955.
1888. Nine miles Of guard rail VII %
SO o5s 81. Structures under 2o-foot span
and miscellaneous. including approaches "a
bridges and road Intersections. viii b
ss43. 5o7.75.
After setting all this out, Simpson
estimated that it would be possible
TO authorize additional construction
work costing s2,2e4, 7OO.95 before Dec
81, 1892.
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CHARLES WELLS
is DEAD AFTER
SHORT ILLNESS
Vice president of Grocery
Firm; Injuries Claim
Race Driver.

Charles Wilson Wells. u. vice.
president Of Kothe, Wells & Bauer,
wholesale grocers, died Thursday in
his home, 1904 East Fall Creek
parkway. He had been III several
months.
Mr.. Wells lived in indianapolis
all his life. He was connected with
the grocery business since he was
IL. when ne left school TO work in
a retail store. He became engaged
in the wholesale business seven
years later.
He was a director of Hamilton
Harris Company. the Ko-We-Ba
Realty Company and the Highland
Golf and Country Club. He was a
member OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, Rotary and Columbia
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Indiana ROAD
FUND EXCEEDS
"a MILLIONS
Push Highway Construction
Program; Seek Ways
to Spend Cash.

lnoianas present major industry
Is the state highway department
with It's more than $4,000 900 TO
spend.
Commissioners are busy thinking
up ways and means to spend this
huge sum They arc pushing their
program 50 that all money will be
obligated and can not be taken
away should a special session Of
tne legislature be called. which
seems Unlikely.
AT the commission meeting
tnurSoay, Ralph Simpson. assistant
department director, presented a re-
port showing there now is 30 Der
cent more work in progress on
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race at Roby speedway, near Chi
csgo.
Born in Cincinnati, and reared in
Indianapolis. Mr.. Kroeger spent the
winter driving in California. He
had made tentative plans to drive
in the Memorial day race.
Funeral services will be held at
. 80 Saturday in Flanner &, Bush-
anan mortuary. Cremation Will
follow.
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Machine Age Is Blamed

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DENTON, Tex, May 13-Presi-
dent l. H. Hubbard of the Texas
State College for Women is OF the
opinion the scarcity Of positions to-
day is not entirely due TO the de-
preston. The machine-age has
lessened the amount of work, he
said in a lecture here recently.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-02-25
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The Value of Punctuality

Benjamin Franklin once said to
a servant who was always late, but
always ready with excuses, Il have
generally found that the man who
is good at an excuse is good for
nothing else"
at is not necessary for me to
live said Pompey, but 1t Is neces-
sary that / be at certain point at
a certain hour"
Napoleon once invited his mar
shals to dine with. him, but, as they
did not arrive at the moment ap-
pointed, he began to eat without
them. They came in just as he was
raising from the table. Gentle
men," said he, it is now past din
ner, and we will Immediately pro-
ceed to business"
When his secretary excused the
lateness of his attendance by say
ing that his watch was too slow
Washington replied, Then you
must get a new watch, or | another
secretary ID. Carl Yoder.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-02-25

.. What was the attitude of
Thomas toward the return of Jesus
to Jerusalem?
9. Why did Jesus pray? Why
ought we to pray?
4. How account for Lazarus
coming back to life? What i'm
portant teachings from this event?
5. What should be the Chris
tians attitude toward death?
6. What difference does the as
surance of Immortality really make
in every day conduct?
Clericus says, "To Christ, death
is but an appearance, not reality,
an illusion of the senses, not a
spiritual fact. We are no more
without life when we die than
when we sleep. Jesus said II am
the resurrection and the life; he
that believeth on me, though he die
physically yet shall he live
(spiritually) and whosoever liveth
spirituality and believeth on me
shall never die (spiritually).
Lesson prayer, Help us to be-
lieve on Christ that we may exper-
ience the beginning of Immortality
now"
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-02-25

stone lay against it, Jesus want
ed to walk with Mary and Martha
to the grave; there is cons0latiea
in the thought that he walks wfts
us to the grave of our loved ones.
". 80. "Jesus saith, take ys
away the stone. Martha, the sister
of him that was dead saith unite
him, Lord, by this time the body
decayeth; for he hath been dead
four days" Only Jesus could call
the dead Lazarus back from the
grave, but human hands could rsll
away the stone. The fact that
Lazarus was dead four days made
it clear that all life was gone and
proved that his resurrection back
to life was fact.
v. 40 "Jesus said unto her,
said I not unto thee, that If thex
believedst thou shouldst see the
glory of God?" The glory of God is
seen in victory over sin and death
which makes possible eternal life
Eternal life is not fact of the flu
ture, but life that begins now,
not an event in time to come but
state or quality Of living.
v. Al. Jesus lifted up his eyes
and said, Father, thank thee that
thou didst hear me-" He is our ad-
vocate and ever liveth to make in
tercession for us.
V. AZ "And I knew that thea
nearest me always, but because OF
the multitude that stanoeth around
I said it, that they may believe
that thou didst send me-" One of
the most important facts regarding
Christ is the number of times ne
withdrew himself into solitude that
he might commune with the Faith
er. He made full proof OF tns
truth that God heard him. Tns
particular ground of gratitude -
the benefit that will result to those
that are witnesses; the heart Of
Jesus yearns for men to believe hiJs
as the one sent from Cod
V. 43. "And when he had thur
spoken, he cried with a loud voice,
Lazarus, come forth Jesus spoke
in such audible tones that there
could be no doubt as to the part hs
was taking in this event. Here is
an illustration of the promise the
hour cometh in which all that ars
in the graves shall hear his voice
and come forth.
V. A He that was dead came
forth, bound hand and foot with
grave clothes; and his face was
bound about with a napkin. jesus
saith unto them, loose them ana
let him go" 1t is results that tell
Lazarus was really alive again
The miracle covered only what man
could not do, so the call for others
to remove the grave clothes.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1932-02-25
Whales In The Heart

The captain of whaier went
ashore one Sunday, and entered a
little chapel. After the service the
minister spoke to him, and found
that no impression had been made
on the mans mind. "The fact is,
sir" said the captain, "All the
while you were preaching l was
thinking about where / should be
likely to find whale. There is no
room in my heart for anything but
whales If all were equally hon
est, they would confess that the
real reason why the services did
them no good, was that their hearts
were too full of business to listen.
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