davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-07-27
A ANEPSzAMLALhS
RESI- EREDMENYE.
7O6O magyar szarmazasu
szemely az eddigi eredm6ny.
2581 q magyar sz&rmazasu
D0lgar. SOkan kilnarad-
tax. September 1-ig
tart a cenzus.

A Nagybizottsag ke1d esti
gyllese ele terjesztette Ress Jo-
zsef, aki Mixich Gaspar Is Da-
nish Jozsef segitsegevel feldol-
gotta nepszamlalasi adatokat,
az elso reszletes jelentest.
a jol elkeszitett jelentesbol
kitunik, hogy az apri1isi nep-
szamlalason osszeirtak 7O6O ma
gyar szarmazasn szemeiyt. Ezek
kozul csak 2,841 szii1etett Ma.
gyarorszagon. Eek az oregek
es 4,21o mar magyar szll6k anne
rikai gyermeke. Ez a bizonyitek,
hogy mennyire fogyunk Is hogy
mennyire fontos a masodik s6t
harmadik generacio kefdese.
1850 koziil 2,58l a polgar. 1874
mex van els6 papirja Is 1925
nagykoru meg ilem polgar.
A reszletes adatok a kovetke-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-07-27
vERHOVAY 10s

Beteg tagok: Radnoti Pal
Massilon, O. Kovacs Julia Hub.
bard, O. Hoffer Andras 2ll
Edward ST. Hoffer Karolyne Al
Rhoda Ave. Potornay Janosns
1929 Wilson Ave.
Betegseg = titkarnal jelenten-
d6. Cine 21l Edward ST. Telefon
szam 75732.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-07-27

Multi szombaton kint jartam az
Idoraban, ahol Youngstown Is
kornyeki magyarsag tartja Ma
gyar Napot vasarnaphoz egy het-
re. Szombaton Horvat nap volt
es 'zsufolasig tele volt Park.
Horvat honfitarsaink sep hasz-
not csinaltak.
| Vasarnap megint kint vo1tam a
parkban. Olasz nap volt. Vagy
20 ezernyi nep .siirgott Is for
gott.
Szerdan megint elmentem a
parkba. A Tot Napot tartottak.
Ok is vo1tak vagy 20 ezren. Tot
probahazassagot is tartottak.
Vasarnaphoz egy hetre Ma
gyar Nap lesz.
Amt lattam a tobbi Napok
programjab6l, nessze alatta van
a Magyar Nap programjanak.
Csak legyen jo az id6 IS jojjon
el ugy a nep mint elment mas
nemzetck napjaira.
Ha mem lesz tizezer magyar az
Idoraban augustus 6-an, akkor
szegyelhetjiik magunkat.
De les1 81
A. Nagybizo ttsaag esienk feszvts
tellel tartotta Magyar Nap el6tti
utolso gyuleset kedden este a
Kossuth Korben.
| A rendez6 bizottsagok jelen-
tesenek meghallgatasa utan XII
bontakozott az idei Magyar Nap
hatalmas programme.
/ Az egyhaz lelkeszeit felkeri a
Nagybizottsag, hogy most vasar-
nap hirdessek a szoszekb6l a
Magyar Napot es hogy august
tus 6-an lehetoleg koran bocsas-
SAX el nepet.
| A Magyar Nap mar ebeddel
kezdodik.
! A Magyar Csarda magyar
konyhaja izletes etellel szolgal
olcson az egesz csaladnak. Jol
teszi az, aki kiviszi egesz csa-
ladjat, inert olcsobban megebe-
| delhet, mint odahaza. Lesz hozza
| jo hideg csapolt vagy iiveges
sor is.
Ebed utan ket orakor kezd6dik
a futball mecs a Magyar Sport
Klub helybeni jo csapat es a
Cantoni Iparos Kor csapata ko-
zott. A cantoniak legalabb Is
autoval jonnek Magyar Napra.
i Ugyancsak kett6kor kezd6dik
| a tanc nagy tancteremben az
| lIdora Park vilaghirii. zenekara-
max muzsikajara. Egy tanc 0t
cent.
| Az ebedpfl zenet Orosz Fe-
Jrelr senclrara aszolgaltatja. @
| fogia l<is&rni. 4 Csarda szinpadan
a delutani program szamokat is.
| Ez program fel haromkor kez-
d6dik. A Scent Istvan egyhaz
| gyermekkara elenekli a Him
i nuszt Is utana Ft. Bakos Agos-
ton, Ferencrendi atya mondja q
"a Magyar Nap egyetlcn beszedet,
| Aki hallotta mar Bakos f6urat,
| aki csak masfel ev ota van Anne.
rikaban, az tudja, hogy nilyen
Ijo szonok.
| Beszede utan eleneklik SIT
1 Istvan gyermekek Magyar
1 Hiszekegyet. Eft koveti- maid .
! delutani program, nclynek egyik
4 f6szama lesz Farrell Sharon
i Dalarda 64 tagu remek enekka.
! ranak fellSpese. Farrell ss Sha,
roab6I tobb mint 2Qosan igtr-
tsk meg hoe IionneI n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-07-27
SZtjLETESNAP

Balasko Gyorgy a Scent Istvan
egylet elnoke Is az egyhaz kan
tora, rninden magyar iigy te-
vekeny harcosa kedden volt
(nem mondjuk meg hany eves.)
A Nagybizottsag gyulesen kide-
riilt a sziiletesnap IS honfitarsai
clhalmoztak j6kivanatai1skal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-07-27

Naeybizottsag j6vahagyta programszimokat. Foots
ball Is baseball merk0zes lesz. - Elj0nnek hires 8
Farrel-Sharoni dalardistak. : Itt lesz Cantoni
lparos K0r - Baseball jatszik ~ akroni
Scent Imre csap2.. - Mindenli kivan- ].
csi Magyar Napi menyasszonyra


A program tobbi szamai kozt
lesznek szarnok, amelyeket
Cantoniak adnak el6 der6k clnoa
kuk Volkan Janos vezetesc alatt.
Antal Irenke, Antal Margit tl7sf
reilly kiseretevel enekel. Pale
Erzsebet enekel Is Forray Vii
ma tancol, Brogli Rosa IS Tu-
lipan Klara tancolnak. Al Cor.
Kath. Ifjusagi egylet 16-os sz&p
leany csoportja bemutatja i k5rs
magyart. Brogli Dolores fancol,
Marianovics Maria szaval. Tim
ko Irenke Is Ilonka tancolnal s.
enekelnek, Asztalnoki Geza War
renb6l, enekel, Veres Istvin enc
kel, So6s Anna zongor&zik, Gujt
Klara es Nelepka Ferenc szaval-
max.
Az eloadas kabareszerii.
gyis kozonseg remek csardk
helyisegben asztalok rnelfett 81
es sha akar fogyaszt sort vagy
ami jol csik. n
A lakods3Dm AZ idei maeySf
Nap fsnyp6atj d 6tlor esd N
A lakodaImas mer,et n,2elr 81
h1al \ \
vdlld Cft sz6lg a lj4k lel )
kodalmas ebedet. amely naeyss
ru lesz. Ere az eb6dre 200sfe
zervait Is centes jegyct bocal
tott ki a nagybizottsag, ame-
lyek a bizottsagi tagoknil IS kd-
lonosen Mixich Gaspar titksrnaf
el6re kaphatok. a
A lakodalmas vacsorara meg
hivta a nagybizottsag a varos
es megye birait, tisztvisel6it 81
el6kel6segeit. Meghivtak 4 ver~
hovay Egylet kozponti tisztika-
rat es Darago Jozsef elnok6t
Akronbol es sokakat Cleveland
Dol es mas varosokbol.
A lakodalmas vacsorat IS fef-
koszont6ket koveti menyaszs
SONY tanc, amely utan 4 csir-
daban ismet kabare program
lesz.
Id6kozben fel negykor kezd5
dix Campbell Kultur Kor base
ball csapatanak amely McDo.
nald eros csapatat multi vasarnap
4 az egyhez verte meg mSr-
k6zese az akroni eros Scent In
re csapattal.
A nagy tancteremben pedig
Bunchy Janos zenekara kezd msl-
zsikalni az ot centes tancfox
fel hatkor. q
Este a csardaban lesz q tame.
amelyhez szinten Buncsy sol
galtatja q zen&t.
a park szamos gyermekeket
IS .feln6tteket rns,lattatd felsx
Erelese sssfemek a.szodas ssinte e
! magyarsag rende ezes<re allass
max. u
a nagybizottsag tagjai helyes-
l6leg vett3k tudomasul - ell
keszitett programot IS felltrne
mindenkit, hogy annak kivits
ben 4 j6tekony cel SrdeIskb kbesSs
minden lehet6t elkovessenelE sa
Aki magyar ruiat akar, a 81 M
lentkezzen Horvith AntaIpd y
kinck utjan igen is rsih&t 81
kapni cleveland BuchIa rssl
kolcsonz6h5l kGt dolli
naszmenetben magyar rihds
szolyolanyok mind rksxt q
mex, -.
Al idsn q dos
nap Us este NJ I'M
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-07-27
MAGYAR JATEK,
MAGYAR VERS ES N0TA.
A FUGGETLEN EGYHAZ
VASARNAPI PIKNIKJEN

Apr6 magyar gyermekek eredeti
magyar jatekokat mutatnak be-
Sok-sok regi IS vi magyar dial
hangzik maid. 80 Verselni is fog
max. - Kitiin6 malac-pecsenye
az inyenceknek. - Els6rendii
zenekar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-07-27

Kknek vnagon szeiel neve:
Mdion III isten en- msaSRnet aa.esss son y 1erencsekke'
BARD Ralassa Balnt
Azota hogy mutt het rasodat postaa adta ionehanv-
szor rezensem fe az aera magyar usaga dogaval valo
~ vonakozasu tepeodesek megehetosen
Eozza tartozna de ugy atszk hogy azok dolgok aket
utoso asomDan meg meg hozzam tartozobbakka tettek
egalabb IS egy idore - kulonbozo tepelodeseket
AZ amekaa magyar uJsagrasnak igen sok esze van mai
eietaiapoank kfDrmaasaban AZ hogy vaa dogunk ep
pen uy anogy va mem ey de igen sok eetben do
e hogy AZ usagoka no kezek hogyan tel BETH
noey ny mkent ndutak hrcba ks szrtos
genykekooi korozot meneee6 seregek korl gondolat
kou ha segge meg dnek likesln vagy eegge el tdnek
keserednb meg naanek na egy vaskos koteset
1zeto cssk fppen egy setet racgAlok Il sok eseta
rkai magyar meg meeatan mstorias konyvebol Ez
eiott tobb H ~ tucat evve eghat egy neves aerka ma
Mem volt uagiro De ag cit esk nagy apunk
agan vsete mariana rAyt szab6
aa uan kevssse sok kerdsben de kdon0sen egy
fos kedes0en lap aer0 szook ronot
re eszbonto eigondo att ami ebb6l Hontcsere
esb6 az a'eria magyarsg ere azzaadt Ma ett6l SAN
TT az iontcs g ma e6l santt Macy
ban q lehet mondsni: - p.aoniny -
AZ Anerikal feaeet WHO
gen kelemes hozott hozzam Aerkai Magyar
Hirlap mutt het szsnak egyk rasa Az irs Reforats
Egyest eeteben mutaoz6 aggas6an k6ros egu tunetek
ke foglakozk de ne az fontos hogy as MIVEL foga
kozk hanem fonos AHOGY azza fogalkozk Fogakozik
vee a. ujsago etka sz szalekos Ha az
Aerika Magyar risp lead amerkai magyar kozele vona
minden hn koze taglalo rast
bzonyosra ovend6io ez rovd d6 alatt
leges6nek ese usaga lesz Nezzink kcsit belle do
logba Nit Is hogyan If az Aeika Magyar Hirlap Refor
au Egye eletsnek agsasz6an k6ros knszssi dolga
targyalasaban? sasss
Leszogez els6 sorban eegge 6 smert teny hogy
Nany hetapban gen ees hangu tunk
tanaban Reforaus Egyesilet ugyeve kapcsolatban Min
den tda hogy beveetes szaz szazaekg igaz eny
megalapitzs Lehe hogy ovas6m, akar 6magam,
olvastak el mndazokat amet nshany hetap kerdssben
ss Abs @ aya
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-07-27

Meg vagy 10 nap IS elerkezik.
4. Youngstown IS kornyeki ma
gyarsag nyolcadik Magyar Nap
ja.
Minden evben sxebbek IS Ia
togatottabbak Magyar Napok
mint AZ el6x6 &vben. Remeljiik,
~ idei sern lesz kiv<tel.
Meg 4 multi evben is, amikor
pedig legrosszabbul mentek "a
munkSk, ezeres t0megekben jott
q ! magyarsag az Idora Parkba,
atnely igazan kedvenc nyari ta-
lalkoz6 helye most a magyar
szgnak.
Elj6ttek azert, inert az Egy-
hazak Is Egyletek Nagybizott-
saga 4 Magyar Napokat igazan
magyar tal&lkoz6knak tartja Is
inert tudjak, hogy 4 mostani me-
fex id6kben q j0vedelem j6te-
kony celt ssolg6l.
Multi karacsonykor Nagybi-
zottsag t0bb, mint 400 dollart
osztott ki az egyhazak IS egyle-
tex utjan segelyre szorul6knak.
Sokkal t0bbet tehat, mint ta-
valyi Magyar Nap jovedelmet.
Az iden is lesz meg segelyre
szoru16 csaladunk karacsonyra.
Rerneljtk, szamuk csappanni fog,
inert a munkak addigra val6szi-
niileg meg jobban mennek.
Exert keri a Nagybizottsag,
az egesz rnagyarsagot, jojj6n el
az idei Magyar Napra, erezze jol
magzt Is juttasson nGhany cen
tet a., aki mar hetek 6ta j6l dol
gozik Is eleg szepen keres, q
segtlyre sxorul6knak.
a Nagybizotts4g ezen az uton
is megEivja -nevszerint az 6sszes
k6rnyeki varosok esyhdzait S
egyleteit, hogy j6jjenek e >
naey younestowni acGl keriilet
,Maeyar Napj&ra, talalkozzanak
Oft tsstvereikkel mas varosok-
b6l. Ss6l e meghivAs Camp
bsll, Hubbard, Girard. Niles,
Warren, Alliance IS Canton ma
gyars&g&nak Ohioban S Sharon,
Farrell. sharpsvilie, New Castle
8, Ellvvoed City rnag gyass6e&nak
Pennsylvfni<ban.
J6jjtink 6ssze legalibb egyszer
egy esxtend6ben.
Ugy-e megirtuk % elore, hogy
bluff volt a. ugynevezett. ~
u El6re <ltal p&rtolt Is felhasz-
malt Chieagoi gyiiles azon hata-
rozata. hogy maid az R. F. c.
t6l kkrnek (s6t k0vetelnek) penzt
: magyar egyleteknek, anelyek-
mex penze bscsukott bankokban
hever. .ar
Megirtuk mar akkor, hogy
sznksegtelen (de a bolsiknak
sxiikseges volt, hogy a polgari
egyleteket felrevezessek) ez az
elj6ras.
A r. F. c. adna k0lcs0n ma
gyar egyleteknek eppen ugy Is
eppen olyan feltetelek mellett,
mint ahogy k0lcs0n adott anne
rikai egyleteknek, vagy biztosi-
toknak, - ha azoknak penz kell
kotelezettsegeik teljesitesere Is
ha rnegfelel6 fedezetet tudnak
nyujtani.
Art is negirtuk, hogy a nagy
magyar egyletek, Verhovay, a
Bridgeport. = Reform&tus IS .
R&k6cxi mem szorulnak segely-
re. Mindegyik pontosan meg q
bankbex&r&sok alatt is teljesitet-
te k<sxpenxbsn k6telezettsegGt
tagiaival sSsmben.
Bolonds&s lis vcina ~ egyle,
teknek p<nxt k6lcs6n venni, arrs
kkt vagy h&romszoros fedesetet
adni = egyletek tulajdon8ban L.
v6 is bondokb6 es axt&n meg
1t sx&xal<lCos kamatot fixetni q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-07-27

RENDE UJSiCOT KELL RNI !!

"Vit@x0E mi iehet sx6les fold felett
Szehh d0og y6gekn6l?
v6gbeieknek jfju vitezeknek dcs6retes serege!
Kiknek viagon szeiiel Wagon mndenekn6 is
Mint sok fat gydm6lccsel, sok j6 szerencsekkel
Aldion fsten mezSkbe!"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-07-27

I I : J / ! | ! : ! ! 4
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-12
Absent Voter Law

Senator McDOnalds bill to repeal
the absent voter law is step in the
right direction. If he is not success
full in securing the repeal, he can at
least focus attention upon some of
the abuses practiced in this state.
In some elections. the administra-
ton of the absent voter act has be-
come so loose as to amount to actual
fraud Some states have been able
to safeguard this kind of legislation
by making it difficult to vote alb
sentees on the wholesale plan as has
sometimes been the case in many
counties in this state
Unless ballots can be restricted &C
tually to legal voters, it is just as we'll
to repeal the absent voter law. There
should be a way out. however, which
will close the door to election fraud.
AS rule the percentage of those
who are unable to vote in person is
small. Many could go to the polls
who now make use OF the absent
voters privilege.
In any event this legislature should
tighten up some of the election pro-
visions so as to make for cleaner
elections in the state.
Senator Mcdonald is at least on
the right track.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-12

physiology and hygiene. Question
has arisen: Are there pores in the
skin through which we breathe or
through which poisons or medicines
may pass? Will oxygen or other
gas or fluid pass through the skin by
osmosis?-CH. M. F.
AnSwer-There are no pores in the
skin. The openings of the sweat and
sebaceous ducts are sometimes called
pores" by ignorant or dishonest per-
sons. But nothing is or can be taken
Into the body through these openings
or through the unbroken skin.
Chicken Feathers Not Half Bad
Is it all right to sleep on chicken
feathers? have a day bed which was
rather hard to sleep on, so got some
chicken feather pillows to make it
soft. have cotton pad on top Of
the pillows. Some people tell me 1t
is very unhealthy to sleep on feath-
ers.-CMrs. M. L.
Answer-It is healthful enough.
Medicalese
Son in college writes that he was
rejected from the military work in
college on the ground that the medi-
cal officers examination showed he
has cardiac lesion" He is q, this
is his final year, and he has always
been strong and we'll wv. A. r.
Answer-Cardiac means heart and
lesion means anything wrong. That's
all can tell about it.
Copyright, John F. Ollie co..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-12
"a ner cent Of the families reported.

rs per cent Of the families reported.
In the smaller cities and villages
the multi-family dwelling has not
shown any alarming increase. Even
the depression in such centers has
not forced excessive crowding into
smaller homes by those affected by
economic stress.
Private families owning their own
homes comprise 1853 per cent of the
whole.
The survey then, both as to owner
ship and general living conditions,
gives little cause for alarm except in
the great cities where unemployment
has forced down the standard Of liv-
ing.
Great efforts are being put forth
to protect home life during the pres
ent emergency. Welfare workers
realize that in maintaining the family
unit wherever possible, the admins
tration Of relief is made more eff
Gent.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-12
Barbs

Difficulties in learning to read are
four times as common in boys as
among girls, says neurologist.
Which may account for dads con-
sistent failure to read what's on
mothers mind.
X X X
Wouldn't 1t be refreshing to read
sometime that the old theatrical ira
dition had been broken by some
touching incident and that the show
did NOT 60 on?
X *
Well, it appears that the folks who
were afraid President-elect Roose-
welt would do something radical were
right. He says he'll keep every CAM
paign pledge.
X * X
Most comedians, says a producer,
have conviction they can play
tragic roles. And so, alas, do q lot
of misguided tragedians.
* s. X
Hardened to Chicago's rigorous eli
mate, Samuel insult processes a sud-
den delight in the mild winters Of
Greece, and Robert Elliott Burns, the
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-12
Can She Meet The Test


Marines have been withdrawn from
Nicaragua with the Inauguration of
Sacasa as President. How will this
country meet the test of self govern
ment?
Comment generally in the press and
from national leaders is that the
withdrawal of American troops is a
wise move. 1t has cost the federal
government a pretty penny through
the years to protect American inter-
ests. Time alone will prove whether
the Nicaraguan republic is able to
govern itself. Revolution may mean
return Of the troops for the protec-
ton Of American lives.
It is to be hoped that the native
government can restore peace and
tranquility without the intervention
Of an American army. Two-fifths Of
the total of American investments
in Nicaragua have been spent by the
federal government in policing the
country.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-12

a hurried turn around the room.
i noticed that this hurried wall
carried him past two doors Of the
room in which we sat, and that he
observed them closely. Then he
came closer TO Feliss Morgan and
bending over her. asked n . low
voice:
"You are sincerely in love With
Maskell?"
II am"
would you divorce your hus-
band 2! and marry the doctor Il you
GLADLY"
49,. "w y haven't you done II
With : gasp, Felise Morgan stood
up, her eyes tragic.
'eYou don't know oil, then"
mo, indeed, I do not"
"The doctor went 70 Reno-"
II knew that"
eve had both planned TO 20. He
70 follow With ny little girls and
also"
Feliss paused.
II know" said Thstcher Colt,
chat your husband has been :
drug-ft1dd for year. / know the
dimculties On both sides that YOU
and Aaskell have faced. / an
understand your secret meeting
place on Peddler's Road. But why
have you waited 20 long?"
1T takes time to make ND the
mind in cases like this"
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-12
Foreign Representatives
SMALL. SPENCER. BREWER
(Incorporated)
CHICAGO NEW YORK BOSTON
A Wise Move

John HUSKY, secretary OF agrlcul'
ture and labor, senses real problem
In that Of unemployment. In a state.
ment to The Tribune, he points Out
the fact that his department can as
sist in solving the serious situation
that has arisen in this state.
North Dakota was one of the las,
states to feel the pinch Of unemploy-
ment, but at present writing organi-
cations engaged in handling relief
funds note an ever-increaSing mum
Der entering the ranks OF the unem-
ployed
Mr.. HUSKY, through Roy G. Amt
son, his deputy, hopes to organize a
bureau which will survey the situa-
ton and seek remedy for some OF
the unemployment. Mr.. Arntson is
president Of the State Federation OF
Labor and has excellent contacts
with the labor situation in this state
He should be able, by securing the
cooperation Of industries. to provide
more jobs. In many instances the
shorter day and week assist in the
share the job" movement which is
growing in popularity throughout the
nation.
The rapid growth Of the labor-say-
ing machine, combined with the ef-
fects of an economic depression. have
thrown millions out of work. Society
owes these men something. There
is no problem more essential than
providing jobs rather than doles for
these men. Some progress has been
made in this state. Many industries
have reduced the hours of work SC
that more people can share in EN-
pluyment. Only a start has been
made but under such plan as Mr.
HUSKY proposes this and other rene
dies can be applied so that the wages
paid out each week may be pro rated
among greater number.
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The Police Commissioner rose
and bowed profoundly.
Mrs. Morgan" he said, 81
came here on q most unpleasant
duty"
$50 the police have found out
about Humphrey and me at las"
she said with sigh. Sinking into
q small, wooden chair, she added |:
81 intended going to you. I could
have saved you the trouble Of trac-
ing me. I was resolved to do 70,
no matter what the cost"
A smile. implying some kind Of
unspoken satisfaction, fitted
across the mouth Of Thatcher Colt.
Hasn't the doctor forbidden
you to speak" he inquired.
"Who told you that?"
Thatcher Colt held up . protest
ing hand.
"Don't be under any misappre-
TENSIONS" he said. doctor Mas
kell does not know am here. He
has no idea even that his relation
to you is discovered. Only by
keeping that fact quiet have any
hope Of saving him"
"Saving him." echoed Felise
Morgan, slowly rising. "Why, you
are the man who wants to kill
him."
Thatcher Colt looked ut her
frankly.
IT am the man who gathered all
the evidence on which the indict-
ment was brought" he corrected.
but I have never believed him
guilty. The District Attorney took
the matter out Of my hands and
has gone ahead on his own course.
Since the indictment, I have been
seeking you. ] want to arrest the
right person."
She closed her eyes, and ! could
see that she was making q strong
effort not to give way to her feel
"Why did you not 60 TO Doctor
Maskell about this?" she asked.
"He wouldn't trust me. Besides,
would give my hand away. Have
we much time to talk?"
II am afraid not My hus-
"Very well, then, I shall be
quick. Did you or did you not re-
ceive Z letter from Geraldine
Foster shortly before she died?"
The pallor that suddenly swept
across the beautiful face was .
distressing thing TO see. Stark
terror came bounding to her eyes,
looking out like . maddened and
imprisoned animal. Thatcher Colt
did not wait for her to answer.
at demanded blackmail3"
"Yes."
"Have you the letter."
"No-I destroyed It."
"Did you tell the doctor?"
what did he say?"
"He was very, very angry"
"And ever since then, Mrs.
Morgan, you have been afraid.
And when her body was found,
sou believed"
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its libraries is making a grave mis-
take.-Harry NJ. Gutenberg, presi-
dent of the American Library asso-
citation.
X X X
I only commenced to work when
was 50.-Former Governor Alfred T..
Smith of New York on his seth BIRTH
day.
h X Y
We might as we'll admit that we
are nation of hard liquor drinkers.
I don't know who is going to drink
all the beer and wine that they plan
to legalize.-Police Commissioner Ed
ward P. Mulrooney of New York.
Nations and individuals are not
comfortably lifted out of bad times
They must dig themselves OUT
Harry F. Sinclair, chairmn of the
executive committee, CONSOLIDATED
Oil Corporation.
We have just begun to fight ant
are taking the offensive for the firs1
time in Is years to give real battle
to the wets.-O. G. Christgau, assist.
ant general superintendent, Anti-Sa.
loon League.