davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1932-06-23

Hazateres
A bOrt0pben ugy bantak velem
mint egy kozonseges gonosztev6-
vel. Meg elfogatasom ejszakajan
kihallgattak, a rend0rtiszt ma.
gyon a lelkemre beszelt, vallanam
be, Xix yoltak biintarsaim, akkor
a biintetes kiszabasanal tekintet-
tel lesznek ra, hogy t0redelmes
vallomasommal nagy szolgalatot
tettem az allamnak.
AIT kerdeztem, mivel vagyok
vadolvag
On levelezesben volt kiilfol-
don el6 forradalmarokkal.
Soha sem voltam kiilf0ld0n
el0 hazafiakkal Observation-Disclosures.
De minek is? A magyar-kerdest
mem forradalom utjan kell megol-
dani Megerik az szepen magatol,
mint fajan a gyiim0lcs s a nemes,
draga gyiimolcs ereset mem lehet
elfogatasokkal megakadalyozni.
= On hat maga bevallja?
= Mit9
= Hogy ON es tarsai a magyar
kerdest erlelik s hogy az szepen
erik.
En- az ellenkez6t mondtam.
Mem mi erleljik, hanem az elnyo-
matas hiivossege n0veszti, az edes
anyaf0ld ereje taplalja, a nem-
yeti szellem napfenye trleli meg.
Csak egy szelfuvas kell, hogy a
teljesen erett gy'im6lcs leess6k
fajarol. Merit ne varn6k be ezt a
szelfuvast tiirelmesen.
A rend6rf6n6k moso1ygott es
ujjait ropogtatta megelegedese-
ben.
= Concipist, irja, Andrasfalvy
ur beismeri, hogy kiils6 bonya-
dalmaktol remeltek remenyeik
teljesiileset. Tehat gondolathan es
szandekban a monarkia ellens6v
geivel cimboraltak. Ez villages
hazaarulas.
Egy kisse felpattantam ez on
kenyes magyarazatra.
Tiltakozom, hogy ilyesmit
jegyzokonyvbe irjanak. En- AIT
mem mondtam.
Hat mem szelfuvasr6l be-
szelt? Szelfuvas alatt mi mast
erthet az ember egy kis haboru-
nal, amisrt maguk, rebellisek,
jobban imadkoznak, mint az
es6ert?
Eszrevettem, hogy veszedelmes
dolog felelni kerdesere, inert
minden szavamat ugyesen felre-
magyarazza meg igazan bahia
keriil0k. ANIMAL inkabb tartottam
ett6l inert rend6rf6n0knek fr-
dekeben allott egy nagy 0sszees-
kiivest felfedezni, habar 0sszees-
kiivesnek hire.hamva sem volt.
Erdemeket akart szerezni a j6 EN-
ber az eloleptetesre. Hagytam,
hadd mulassa XII magat, hanem e
napt6l fogva egyetlen sz6t sem
feleltem kerdesere.
A varakozasaban megcsalat-
kozott ferfiu dihongott, fenye-
getett az 3 rengeteg hatalmaval,
egre-f0ldre eskiidoz0tt, hogy maid
8 a magamfajta nyakas
es legs0tetebb cellaba
zaratott, mem adott enni, csak
eppen annyit, hogy chen ne hal
jak S minden ejszaka felvert al
momb6l, szobajaba vezettetett,
hogy az almatlansagt6l megtorve
vallomasra birjon.
Ez ket hetig tartott ICY, mely
lido alatt nagyon kimeriiltem.
megsovanyodtam, a hangom
gyongeve IS rekedtte Walt; csak
arnyeka voltam hajdani An
drasfalvy Attilanak.
Ugylatszik, belatta vegre, hogy
velem sem eheztetessel, sem meg
felemlitessel mem megy semmire; !;
talan tartott is anyam befolyasa-
t6l mellyel velemenye szerint egy
csillagkeresztes holgynek az ud-
vornS1 ,n6u nhho,, q fo1fnrd,,1+ -;
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

lera:
-Bueno, dame ahora mis- Gin
Icuenta mil frances.
-iOtra vez, Paulina?, iotra
vez?
u Has reflexionado 9uiza?
ia! lYael los sientes?
Los .veinticinco mil tlorines
estabaH adn sobre la mesa; los
cogi y Sc S2s entregue.
Son MICS, muy mics, iver-
dad?-me pregunt6 o. EXPIRE
sion mal6vola.
-Eran tuyos desde que los
game. e
Isl? ipues ahi themes tus
mil frances! t
Y levantando la mano, me
arroj6 con fuerza los fajos de
Nlletes en- pleno ssstro Y sali6
:orriendo.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
BENIN LEONARD VOLVE.
RA A PELEAR EN- ESTA
SEMANA

New York, agosto 15.-Ben-
ny Leonard, el famcso veterano,
,peleara ell viernes en- Long
Beach con Miguel Sarko, peso
weller neoyorquino. Sera un
combate a seis asaltos.
Hoy lunes, en- San Francisco,
Milo Milletti, de Omaha, Sc ba-
tira con Ralph Chong, peso me-
diano de New Orleans, y en-
Louisville, Jack Malone, de At
lanta, sera Ell oponente de Bad
Boy Harper, en- ocho asaltos.
Ell viernes, en- Coney Island,
New York, Ben Jeby, uno de los
mejores pugilistas de peso me-
diano, Sc dara de punetazos cor
Nick Palmer.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
D EPO R T E s

16 mayores completeness fue-
ron ganadas por los atletas a.
mericanos.
Las mujeres americans Sc
destacaron como nadadoras y
los remeros de California de
nuevo mantuvieron su r%econoci-
da superioridad.
La victoria de los remeros a.
mericanos fue sobre I'm podero-
so grupo de ocho remeros ita-
lianos y Ia presenciaron $4,000
personals.
Los remeros de California
t%riunfaron por menos de un pie
de sus f%ormidables rivales.
La Argentina gan6 ell mayor
triunf6 individual con Juan
Carlos Zabala, vencedor en- ell
Marathon, y Estados Unidos ga
no el otro triunfo individual
con Bill Carr, en- ell decali6n.
Tambien fueron figuras de
prominencia en- la Olimpiada, ell
negrito Eddie Tolan y las famo-
sas atletas Babe Didrikson y
Helen Madison.
En- ell deporte de los punos
Estados Unidos qued6 en- pri-
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
VARIAS DE LAS D
RAS ACEPTAlRAN OFFER
TAS PARA CONVERTER
Sc EN- PROFESSIONALS

Los Angeles, agosto 15.-To-
do indica hoy que las tres mas
notables nadadoras de los Esta-
dos Unidos, Elena Madison,
Georgia Coleman y Eleanor
Holm, aceptaran ofertas para
exhibirse como PROFESSIONALS.
La Madison, vencedora en- la
competencia de los 100 Y 400
metros que tambien posee Is
marcas en- nataci6n, estilo libre,
ha recibido un contrato del CT
nemat6grafo y ademas Sc lie han
hecho diferentes ofertas. A las
otras dos muchachas tambien Sc
lie han hecho ofrecimientos de
importancia.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
CARNERA PELEARA CON
POREDA

New York, agos,o 15.-Pri-
mo Camera, ell gigantic de Italia,
Sc batira ell martes en- Newark,
N. j., con Stanley Poreda, uno
de los mejores pugilistas de pc
so complete.
Poreda tiene en- su haber una
reciente victoria sobre Ernie
Schaaf de Boston, a quien Sc
considera en- la primera Inca de
la categoria de Jack Sharkey V
Max Schmeling.
IMuchos de los expertos han
seleccionado a Camera como e.
favorito, pero no Sc olvida Ia
victoria de Poreda sobre Schaaf
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
B0XE 20
LOS CAMPEONES OLIMPI-
COS DE BOXEO FUERON
ANOCHE

Los Angeles, agosto 15.-A-
noche fueron coronados los cam
peones olimpicos de boxeo Y o.
vacionados por mas de 10000
expenditures. Eddie Flynn, gla-
diador tampeno de peso weller,
y Carmen Barth, peso mediano
de Cleveland, dieron la supre-
macia a los Estados Unidos por
las victorias que cOnquistaron.
Los ltriunfos de Flynn Y
Barth anadieron 6 puntos a los
tres que conquistaran Luis Sail
ka, de Brooklyn, gladiator de
peso de mosca, y Nat Bor, de
peso mediano. Argentina fina-
liz6 en- ell segundo puesto con 8
puntos, Africa del Sur con 7 y
Alemania con 6.
Flynn alcanz6 SUI Ultima de-
cisi6n sobre Ericri Campo, que
prob6 ser I'm formidable opo-
nente hasta ell dltimo momento.
La decision fu6 por escaso mar
gen, pero Flynn peg6 los mas
rapidos golpes.
Barth mereci6 ell fallo de los
jueces derrotando a Amador
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

llet en- mi. Verdad Sviae TODD no
fue mas que efectVbs, | delirio,
y que 70 no debi olTa2 rio. Qui-
"a ahora no me perdS ell ha-
.berlo olvidado; pero 5Ntonces?
ISL delirio no lie impedlA pues,
la consciencia de sus acton iSa
bia, pues, 10 que hacia vinAndo
a mi cuarto con la carta n de
Grillet?
Recogf como pude todos rs
billetes Y ell monitor de orc.
puse TODD en- mi CANA. debaT !
del colchon, Y, diez minutes des-
pues de la marcha de Paulina,
sail. Estaba convencido de que
Sc babia vuelto a su cuarto. V
DEF aba introducirme furtiva-
en- las habvacisnes de su
lilia y preguntarle a la cria-
Z como estabasIa eehorita. Pc
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

70 cual no seria mi asombro
cuando supe por la criada que
Paulina no habia vuelto adn Y
que aquella estaba a punto de If
a buscarla a mi cuarto.
i Hace I'm instsnta-dije-
que acababa de separarse de mi,
"a 10 sumo hara diez minutes I.
/ Ell d6nde podra estar?
La criada me miro severamen
Is.
Sin embargo, en- TODD ell hotel
r. So hsblaba mas que de Pau
En- ell cfrculo del mayordo-
Sc susurraba que la sehorita
Sado a las seis de la ma
JVAle habia corrido en- pc
en- dF eci6n al hotel de Ingla-
terra - E6ian, pues. que habia
paSado noche en- mi cuarto?
Naturalf ente, Ell general tam
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Azar, Ell valiente muchacho de
la Argentina. Barth respondi6
a los ataques que el Argentine lie
lanzara, con los dos punos, apli-
candofe limpias derechas a Ia
mandfbula.
De las 80 peleas sostenidas SO
10 una termin6 por "nocaut linn
pic" y este golpe 10 asest6 Barth
.poniendo a dormir a Manuel
Cruz, de MEXICO.
Stephen Enekes, de Hungria,
Sc calz6 ell tftulo de peso de mos
ca derrotando a Francisco Ca
vanes, de MEXICO.
Carmelo Robledo, de la Argen
tina, alcanz6 ell fallo de los jue-
|ces sobre ell aleman Jose Schlein
kofer, en- las 1875 libras.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
Con los Guantes

Esta noche peleara en- la Are
ma del Circulo I'm ciudadano de
apellido Newberry, que hace
tres dias fuera derrotado "por
rocaut t%ecnico," en- Miami.
Ell Sr. Newberry, segun los
telegramas de la ciudad de Ia
costa Este, al ser vencido pesa-
"a 1859 libras y aquf Sc ha COM
lrometido a pelear con Tony
Cancela, de mas de IT'S.
Esta pelea, dicho sea con la
sinceridad que ell publico mere
La gaceta., 1932-08-15
mer lugar, con Ia victoria

mer lugar, con Ia victoria de
Carmen Barth Eddie Flynn
Italia gano tres campeonatos
en- ciclisf1o, espada y gimnasio,
apotardo ademas a Luis Beca.
Ii, que caminando triunf6 En- la
competencia de $500 metros.
Las notas mas importantes
han sido ell avance de los atle-
tas italianos y japoneses.
Calc1lase que mas de I'm mi.
lion de Expenditures presencia.
ron los juegos y que ell produc,
to total de las entradas pasara
de dos millones de pesos.
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Yo Sc que ella estaba en- a.
quel momento como loca, pero
no puedo comprender ese acce-
so de locura. Cierb es que aun
ahora, un mes despues de aque-
LA noche, no esta curada. iQu6
'es 10 QUE la habia puesto en- csc
estado? ERA ell pesar de .haber
venido a mi? LA dele yer de-
masiada vapidad por aquella d.
cha? iCrey6 queMo GUERRA.
como de Grillet, id Embarazar-
me de ella dandob cincuentA.
mil frances? NADIA ESQ era
verdad. Mas bien or , que an
ESQ hubo<mucho de SUI amor pho
pic. Fu6 csc amor prd 10 quien
Ia disuadi6 ell creerme. ge ofen-
.ia sin darse cuenta pcta de
su ofensa. Sc veng6 dc Ne Girl
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

POGO Sc libr6 de las criticas
iCfelase al general medio-loco.
oeclase que inundaba eFhotel
icon sus lagrimas; decVfse tam
ol2n que Ia babouschA, 81 tia.
naoia venido expr1amente de
Russia para imped/su b~1a CON
la senorita @Comminnao1a''
que lie habia& essheredado nor
que Ell no hi querido ceder. v
que ella Mia perdido a promo.
Sito todGu dinero en- la ruleta,
iohEstos rusos!-repetfa eli
mayYdomo con indignation ba-
JanT Ia cabeza.
Los demas refan. Ell mayordo
mo prepare la cuenta. Tambian
saoia mi ganancia de la vfspera.
harl' el camarero de mi MISC.
me telicit6 ell primero. Pero to-
10 me era igual. Ne puse a O
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

Los Angeles, agosto 15.-Aun
que Estados Unidos cedi6 la SUI
premacfa a los japoneses, por
prlmera vez en- la historic de los
Juegos Olfmpicos, en- las compe-
tencias de nataci6n, ocho de las
La gaceta., 1932-08-15

LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS
EN- OCHO
DE LAS Is MAS IMPOR-
TANTES COMPETENCIAS
DE LOS JUEGOS OLIMPI-
COS
Evening star., 1932-01-25
JOB SERVICE OF "Y"
DOUBLED DURING 1881
Increased Demand Comes From
white Collar" Class-Tran-
sients Offer New Problem.

Activities of the free employment
service of the Central Young Mems
Christian Association were more than
doubled during 1891, according to the
annual statistical report submitted to
the Board Of Managers of the associa-
alton this afternoon at the Central
Y. M C. A. Building.
The increased demand for jobs came
largely from the so-called white COL
lar" class, 1t was pointed out. Tran
sient unemployed provided new prob
lem, which was met by assignment Of
an employment specialist to advise
them.
The Y. M. c. A. interviewed 2,879
men on employment problems during
the year, an increase Of more than 100
per cent over 1880. Most of these were
men who had lost their jobs, but some
were men seeking vocational guidance
and some were "drifters."
Definite requests for work were re-
ceived from 1882 men and 96l filed
formal applications. Many OF those
who failed to make written applica-
ton were tranSientS. Interviews were
arranged with prospective employers
for 300 men and $50 positions were
filled as result.
The reports Of the religious, physical,
educaJlonal, boys, dornltOTy ana SeIF-
ice departments showed an expanded
program for the past year More than
$4,000 persons attended Y. NJ. c. A,
religious meetings, attendance in the
gymnasium and other physical ac-
tivities totaled more than $1,000, there
we're $40 students enrolled in Y. M c. A.
schools, boys memberships increased to
$50, more than 100000 lodgings were
supplied in the dormitories and l7700
persons attended "Y' social events or
lectures
Evening star., 1932-01-25
U. S. ENGINEER NAMED
FOR STUDY IN EUROPE
Stanton K. Dorsey Gets Award
From oberlaender Trust on
Sanitation Work.

Stanton K Dorsey, sanitary engineer
in the United States Veterans Admin
istration, has been awarded a grant by
the Oberlaender Trust for study and
research in Germany and Austria, it
was announced today from headquarters
of the trust in Philadelphia.
He will study the German sanitary
systems for waste disposal Nine
awards were announced, but Mr.. Dorsey
was the only Washingtonian on the list.
The purpose Of the Oberlaender Trust
is to enable American citizens who are
now active in public work to be Of
greater service to the American people.
Each of the recipients is active in a
field in which Germans have made
great advances.
The trust was created by Gustav
Oberlaender of Reading, Pa, and is
administered as an integral part Of the
Carl Schurz Memorial Foundation by a
board Of five trustees.
Evening star., 1932-01-25
BR|TTON 'BAD-DEbT'
ITEM HELD TAXABLE
200 Loan to Royal Son.
in.LaW Charged of in
1921 Returns.

The District Court of Appeals ruled
today that $4,000 advanced by the
late Alexander Britton, former preSi-
dent of the Chevy Chase Club, to his
royal son-in-law, Prince Alfred Hohen-
lohe Schillingfurst of Austria, was not
properly deduotible from his 1921 in
come tax returns as a bad debt.
The facts in the case were outlined
in an, opinion handed down by Asso-
ciate Justice William Hitz. The case
was brought into court by Corcoran
Thom,. administrator of the estate Of
Mr.. Britton, who was a prominent law
yer here prior to his death in 1926.
In 1916 Mr.. BrittonS daughter Cath
crime married Prince Hohenlohe, at
that time a secretary of the Austro-
Hungarian embassy in Washington
When war was declared between Austria
and the United States Prince Hohen-
lohe was transferred to Berne, SWitzer-
land, where he lived with his wife
until 1919. During that period he bor-
roWed money from various sources in
Switzerland for living expenses, de-
posting Austrian kronen as security.
Returned to U. S. in 1919.
In December, 1919, the prince re-
turned to this country and borrowed
$4,000 from Mr.. Britton TO pay his
Swiss debts, the Austrian money having
so deprecated as to be virtually worth
less as security
With the money obtained from his,
father-in-laW, Prince Hohenlohe paid
off his Swiss debts and purchased a
landed estate near Vienna, where he
has since lived with his wife and two
children. 1t was also brought out
in the opinion that from 1920 until
the time Of his death, Mr.. Britton gave
his daughter a regular allowance OF
$500 or $3.50 month for living ex-
penSeS, while the earnings Of the prince
were from $4,000 to $4,000 year.
Item Charged OFF.
Contending that the money trans
action with his son-in-law constituted
a worthless debt, Mr.. BrittOn charged
the item off his income tax returns for
1921.
In refusing to allow this deduction,
Justice Hitz said:
Where the taxpayer, because of
personal ties between himself and the
debtor, is not willing to enforce pay
ment of his debt, he is not entitled to
deduct it from his income tax as
worthless. And that is this case, for in
1921 the debtor, aside from his per-
sonal assets or whatever they may
have been worth, owned the landed
estate near Vienna and there is no
showing that the debt could not have
been satisfied by subiecting this estate |
TO its payment. But this property was
the residence of Mr.. Britton's daughter |
and her two young children, to whom |
he was making regular allowance for |
support.
prince Hohenlohe, teStifying before
the Board OF Tax Appeals, said that |
while Mr.. Britton occasionally men,
toned the debt to him he never pressed
Tor its payment and the prince never
expected that Mr.. Britton would press
the matter while their financial and
economic condition remained the same.
1--WE are Of the opinion that while
the debt was of doubtful value and diff
hcuf of collection in fact, it was not
worthless in law"
Evening star., 1932-01-25
SALVADOR REVOLT
FOUGHT BY JUNTA
Republic Under Martial Law
In Communist Uprising"
Troops Resist Rebels.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Assoela ted Press.
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador, jan
uary 25.-The Republic of Salvador was
under martial law today as the military
junta, which went into power itself less
that two months ago following a revolt
sought to put down what it said was a
communist uprising" in which an un-
determined number were reported killed
and wounded.
An official communique last night
said red hordes" provoked disorders in
several towns in the interior and that
the mayor, municipal secretary, local
army comnandant and a telegrapher
we're killed at Colon, in the Department
of La Libertad.
Barracks at Ahuachapana and Son.
senate also were attacked, it said, and
several houses we're burned at Juayua.
Troops met strong resistance from the
revolters at Sonsonate, the communique
said, and fired upon them, killing and
wounding an undetermined number.
All persons holding private permits
to carry arms were authorized by the
government to defend themselves If
necessary. The revolters, the govern
ment said, planned to kill the "bour-
geoisie."
Vigorous steps will be taken to main
tain order, the ministers declared, and
all agitators will be punished severely
under the law.
The government Of President Arturo
Araujo was overthroWn December 3 by
a military revolt and a directorate,
headed by Max H. Martinez, has ruled
the country ever since, although it was
not recognized by neighboring Mica
ragua and Guatemala.
LEADERS ASSASSINATED.
Evening star., 1932-01-25
Irish Linen
Crash Toweling

Heavy, absorbent crash toWeling
with blue, red, gold or green bor-
ders. An imported grade that
usually sells at Csc a yard.
Evening star., 1932-01-25
Cook Eggs and
Bacon at the
sam e time

B r e a k f a S t in
double quick time
is what it means
with one of these
Wagner Cast Iron
SkilletS. They are
parts, with two
eggs, and one rect
Evening star., 1932-01-25
CHURCHILL TO LECTURE
HERE ON FEBRUARY IL
British Statesman Will Discuss
World Economic Prices at Con-
stitution Hall.

Winston Spencer Churchill, British
statesman and writer, will lecture at
Constitution Hall on the night OF Feb
ruary l2 under auspices of the Com
munity Institute. Mr.. Churchill has
announced bis topic as World Eco
nomic Prices"
The public interest already displayed
IN the approaching lecture prompted
Mrs Lyman B. SWormstedt, secretary
OF the institute, TO place the tickets on
sale this week at several bureaus and
at the American Automobile Associa
ton.
other events on the institutes pro-
gram include a concert by Sylvia Lent,
violinist, at Central High School Au-
ditorium, February 2, and lecture by
Ellery Walter, February 16, at the
same place,
Evening star., 1932-01-25
LEADERS AsSASSINATED.
q. 8. Charge d'Affaires Reports Situa-
ton Is Fully in Hand.

Assassination of prominent people
accompanied the Communistic disor-
derS in El Salvador.
william j. McCafferty, charge daft
flares there for this country, so in
formed the State Department today,
but details were lacking save that an
Italian citizen was reported killed and
italian property burned at Juayua.
Although the expected attack on San
Salvador, scheduled for Saturday
night, did not occur, there have been
many disturbances from Santa Tecla,
S miles from San Salvador, to SonSo-
nate in the north. McCafferty reported
that disorders of a Communistic ma
ture continued.
Gen. Martinez, who succeeded Presi-
dent Araujo, but who has not been
recognized by the United States, said
the authorities had the situation COM
pletely in hand. Several hundred
armed civilians are patrolling the cap
ital at night. Martial law has been
declared throughout the country.
Evening star., 1932-01-25
Peer Shines as Cook.

Another distinction has come to the
Duke of Atholl, one of the most pop
ular of Scottish peers, formerly high
commissioner at Holyrood. He has be-
come an expert cook and has given
demonstrations of his skill among
friends. Hitherto he has been chiefly
famed as the only person in Great
Britain permitted to maintain pri-
vate army. The Atholl Highlanders,
his uniformed and armed retainers
have a right to fly the royal standard.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-19
Farm Laborers Hit By Heat Wave and
Full Harvest Meals Prove Too Much

served by the women of the neigh
borhood in regular harvest home style
the laborers who have not been accus-
toned to such plentiful supplies of
food are unable to do full half-day's
work and many Of them have been
made i'll from the intense heat and the
heavy noon meals.
Farm owners and tenants, with ex-
tensive wheat fields to thresh and with
wide areas of oats to thresh later
when this crop has all been cut and
shocked, are wondering when the har-
vest hands are going to get fed up"
to normal and be able to put out the
regular long-day of effort.
This situation is not considered any
reflection upon the laborers, but the
natural result Of living light during
the past year or so of financial diff
culties.
The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1932-07-19

Old Man Farmer has always con-
tended that farming is just one blamed
thing after another, and here's an
other one for the rural folks to worry
over. With the extreme heat Of the
past week right in the midst of the
wheat threshing and oats harvesting
period, farmers are finding that the
usual fine help of the hired hands is
not SO fine this year.
Eaborers in the harvest fields here
today have not enjoyed the best of
food or perhaps so much as they once
did and as result, the farmers are
not able to do the work they once fig
ured in the Ia to 16-hour harvest day.
The mornings are all right, they
say, the hired hands doing good
work until noon.
After the great harvest dinner,
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Juanita Stumbaugh, Elaine VanNoy.
Mary Lou Mcfarland and Miss Mar
tha Henry who had charge of the
outing. Swimming was enjoyed by
all, after which a picnic supper was
served.-Louise Henry, reporter.
Clover Leaf Club
The Glover Leaf Clothing club will
meet Tuesday, July 10, at the home of
Mrs Charles Klever.
Tuesday, July II, the club met at
the leaders home, and interesting
demonstrations were given: Kinds Of
seams and finishes to use on different
articles" by Mary Louise Willough
by; patching" by Mary Ellen Byers;
"Why and What a Club Exhibit" by
Charme Farrar.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Flora Louise Tway,
Charme Farrar and EstherEiIeen Haf-
ner.