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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-03
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should have a pretty fair chance
A towel, Miss Hemingway. I'll
stop to see you before leave.
You'd better 60 now. Miss Stanford
She nodded, left. A sensible girl.
the doctor thought. He'd leave her
a sedative. Her mother would
scream away her nerves and then
sleep like a baby.
"Not much like her mother"
murmured the nurse who had
worked under Or. Moran often.
"No-God help her. Raise bis
head a little. Miss Hemingway.
That's It. Now"
MARCIA RADNoR telephoned
her brother about It in the
morning. She began characteristic.
cally. Barry. is that you. dear"
yes"
THE most terrible thing has hap
pened. | heard 1t second ago
from Hester Won Tyne. l could
( hardly believe"
But what is 1t. Marcia" be
prodded urgently. little impa-
tiently. He had not slept all night
and it was still too early for him
to have assembled that jaded con.
troll which grows as a morning
wears thin.
"It's about tie Staffords!" !
His heart c'utched.
ivan Carter shot Bentwell Stat.
ford last night. He's in bad
shape" =.
Barrett's sharp "What?" prompt
cd more details. He heard them
all clearly, yet through the dull.
ness that grows Of slack nerves
freshly taxed.
A moment later he called Hutton
to bring the closed car. He was
going to Brooklyn to see Mrs.
Thrope and learn from her what -he
could do to help. He must help!
Barrett knew we'll enough what
would happen to the Staffords now.
Town talk had grown bold with chat.
ter of how Ida had bought ana
charged here. there. everywhere.
They might even find It difficult to
get the right attention for Bent.
we'll Stafford who might be AZ that
very moment dying. is.,
Lord! what a mess!" Barrett
groaned half.aloud. He paced the
hall. waiting for Hutton and tho
car.
Bessie had been cleaning the -
frigerator. trying through activity
to work off her anxiety and worry.
, When Maggie gave her the card On
which was engraved. "Mr. Barrett
II. Colvin" she cast stricken
glance down at her dress. She
wished she looked heater. But
after taking of her apron. folding
it and laying 1t on chair. she hur'
ried to the parlor where Barrett
still stood, too restless to sit down.
Mrs. Thrope." he began mlsef'
ably. pressing her water-aoftened
hand.
"Sit down, Mr.. Colvin. No-not
in that chair. The springs are
broken. Isn't It TERRIBLE mean
about Bentwell? You've heard. OF
course"
He nodded. frowning. He sat
down. Bessie smoothed her house
dress over her fat knees and walt
cd. She saw his teeth set on hh
lower lip. Brows drawn. he stared
at the worn patch in the rus. Shs
, knew he wasn't really seeing the
rug. that he was miserable. She
felt real pity for him.
81 came to know what / can do'
3 he said abrutly.
e Ito Be Continued .
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-03

WOODALL LODGE, Sixth ave-
nue., two miles out, modern,
home-like. Fresh vegetables,
milk and butter. Reasonable
rates.
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Special Notices

DANCE, square and round. Music
by Dixie Dream boys. Al
Osceola, Tuesday night. 49c.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-07-03

MAGNOLIA Tea Garden, serving
sandwiches all kinds. Old fash
toned barbecue, cold drinks, ice
cold watermelon. Ala South
Main street.
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food Things to Eat

~. SVSS welcome, try cur deli
- ~ Blue Bird Ice Cream.
T.. cone &c, pint pkg. 15c.
-! 5 Pig N Whistle No. 1.
n. q at Mud Creek Bridge,
~ Main Street. /"
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HOME MADE CAKES - Miss
Howell, $40 3rd Ave. W. Tele-
phone 1916.
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r; T9ADE-FOur-room house
d. lsReville, will trade for
s.-isrsonyi!Ie property. G. u.
/ no North Lexington ave-
j Asrpvl.lC.
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DIR. W. w. GEORGES, Foot
comforts Appliances and Spec
iaIties. Free examination; LII.
Webb, Foot Specialist IN charge
Freeze Drug Store, Hender-
sonville.
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TRANSPORTATION to West
Palm Beach Immediately. $3.50.
Odom, Arden, n. C..
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TICKET from Asheville to Dur Dur
ham. expires July g. tflce 9z'
Apply Times-News Office.
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BATTERY AND ELECTRIC % C
a specially. Mideity Tire Co.
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IF located and not satisfied rs
POPLAR Lodge, 500 TT. above
Hendersonville. Second largest
log house in U. S; ReasonaO'e
rates. Phone 912O.
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FOR SALE
gou,e. and Real Estate

l. SACRIFICE-Two story Z
~ house in Druid Hills with
:,-i-ooi floors, baSem e n I
|- -,ar, plant and garage that
I, "a rs~t build today for less
ar 100000 for $4,000
--i terms. II. G.. Love.
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lost and Found
personal Property

Of keys in
Gather keytainer. Re-
Yard y if returned to
'meS-News,
The Washington times., 1933-06-08
Times Daily Pattern
Pattern 1851

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things who are sporting cape en-.
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simplest, cleverest details in all
the world. How about white pique,
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Pattern 1861 may be ordered
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Size 16 requires 35s yards 36-inch
fabric. Illustrated step-by-step sew.
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THE NEW SUMMER EDI-
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The Washington times., 1933-06-08
ATHEIST CAN SWEAR

HARTFORD, Conn. G.N.s)
Whether an atheists oath is
worth anything on a court wit
ness stand was the question
placed before Judge Ernest A.
Inglis in superior court here.
James Guy, an artist, admitted
he was an atheist, and counsel
moved to throw out his test'-
mony. Judge Inglis ruled that
even an atheist can swear to
tell the truth and allowed Guys
testimony to stand.
The Washington times., 1933-06-08
CHINESE AT FAIR

CHICAGO G.N.SO.-T h e
greatest troupe of Chinese aero
bats, the foremost actors and
actresses of China, and scores of
other attractions from across the
blue Pacific, will be assembled in
Chicago within the next month
for China's exhibit at a Century
of Progress. This was the
announcement by Ziang Ling
Chang, Chinese commissioner to
the Worlds Fair, when he arrived
here to proceed Immediately with
the creation of a typical Chinese
village on the fair grounds.
The Washington times., 1933-06-08

tern for the clothes as we'll as
directions for making the doll
and the clothes, and illustrated
directions for attaching yarn
hair in a hair-comb suitable for
each doll. Either doll may be
ordered separately. Price of each
pattern 1Oc; zoe for both.
Send your order to The Wash
ington Times Needlecraft Dept,
80 Eighth Ave-, New York city.
The Washington times., 1933-06-08

To be in style, sister and
brother must dress alike when
they are little. These dolls not
only are brother and sister but
twins, for they are the same size
and equally cuddly. Each doll
is complete in itself, and with
each the clothes are designed to
fit a regulation 14-inch doll.
Each pattern contains trans
fer pattern of the doll, a pat.
Evening star., 1933-05-21
1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.

1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Near Dupont Circle snS rooms ne3ed 2 psthi sad
painted; $50 per month.
1916 18th ST. NV.
Walking distance Of the n,,va aOWn5oEn IaoTf1
section pnuSssly asfrsetsvsi tn tswitebboard
bath 5,ef to 4"n rooms. n kit and : baths with
foyer, $40 up. Manager
1880 r ST. NV.
!. :. rooms. kit .,.,ad and bath; $50 20
frigeration Our Resident Manager.
EMBASSY TOWERS
1870 Fuller. st. NV.
Excellent units of / and ? rooms;
kit. dinette. solarium and path: soni3b ;',
shower large foyer. refrigeration on
house current. elevator, manager.
THE BRADFORD
1900 X ST. NV.
Low rentals. / AND > rooms; @ S.t-;gsre1 kitGnen
ton on house current. switchboard and
elevator service. manager.
MAMMOTH OAK GARDENS
I6Oe-II 3Ist st. NV.
Overlookins beautiful Colonial estete'
l and rooms. dining alcove, Kitchen,
bath; SIS to 5000 per month"; frigla-
aire; MANAGER.
34s5 r ST. NV.
I.I9-29 35th ST. NV.
Near western hlgN 0GnOOl. ~
TO center OF city; electric reirlgeratlon;
rentals reduced; :. rooms. Kitchen and
bath, S37 80 to S47.50. Manager at r
street building.
THE WISCONSIN
3II0 wisconsin Ave. NV.
Facing the National Cathedral .
rooms kit and bath. $40; electric re-
frlgeration. Manaser.
NEW WEBSTER
ti03 nth st. NV. 49,
and 2 rooms. Kit. and bath, $40
up; some with porch G. E refriseration.
Manager.
THE DUDDINGTON
1854 Lanier FL NV.
, rooms, kit. and bath. with poIen;
electric refrigeration on mouse CURRENT
rent. SID per mo
34a2 CONN. AVE.
KIT oeSstfnS and GATH hsfs s4s to 70 $55 elec re-
frlge-at!on.
500 KENNEDY ST. NV.
and Tq9m: Kit and 6sth os,tian IN thls
S35 to S4s per month.
1914 I4th ST. NV.
Downtown. , rooms kit. and bath.
s'-'00 '' THE HOWE
800 st. NV.
bstb 0f2eF 5o .HiGlee eleetric reYfiFeraton. 4 81"
II09 14th ST. NV.
rooms kit. and bath. $40 per
-''''N' 1929 FIRST ST. NV.
Attractive apartment of :, rooms. kit.
BROOKLAND COURTS
IaIO-1s Perry St. NE.
S;Ia 50 to $50 so per month: electric re-
friseration. Resident Manager on
320 b ST. NE,
Convenient TO Capitol and Library;
low, rentals; - or $ rooms. kit. and
THE EyARTS
1908 Evarts NE,
LOcaea jS't n9rn Of Rn9ds 1oom. Island
kit. and bath. $3.50 to $500 per
month Resident MANAGER.
GLASGOW COURTS
$50 r. I. Ave. NE.
ants rsnsins in sise ti from oG' i room. @ kit.
dressing room with Murphy bed aud
bath to rooms. Kit. and bath Ia bed /,
frieeration on house current; rentals as
" 1629 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
. rooms kit and bath. $40.
124f-1249 s. CAR. AVE. Sc.
Near. Lincoln Park. roops. kit. and
bath. foyer and screened back porch.
@'' NEW HAVEN
1856 Mass. Ave. NE.
Attractive corner building near Union
Station; elevator service. elee. refrigera-
tion ON house current; resident maneger
j and rooms. kit. and bath. S35 to
sos; also bachelor apt. $25.
221 r ST. NV.
Desirable apts containing or
up; electric refriseration on house
current
BOSS & PHELPS
!. I4lT X st. NV. Ma. s30e.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

1921 KENYON ST. NV.
Modern. ore room: kitchenette, dipeste
tion Close 20 14th st. business section
See resident msr Apt l07.
1916 NEWTON ST. NV.
Desirable apt. . rooms kitchen and bath
elec refrieerstor on house current; $40.
2550 14th ST. NV.
; rooms and bath. G. E. refrigerator;
DONNEILY & PLANT. INC.
1874 Park Rd NV COL 0S3S.
1923 HARVARD ST. NV.
Front apis. and > rms; all outside;
g. r., refrigeration: rent reduced
4i5 18th ST SCI RMS. B. ELEC $500
1910 D 81. E.e-4 rooms. kit. bath,
?o03 i 4th st. ne-:i rms b.. elec. gas 35.5o
100 1th st. s.w.--5 rms. bath. cleo. :ei.5u
:In5 10th ST. s.w.--:l r.. b., cleo h. fur, 800
3U7is 10th st. s.W.-I T.. b. ell. h-w.h. y. 90
COLORED.
lI5 p 81. n.w.-i rooms. bath. eec- 2.5u
u l.; ST. Sc rooms. kit bath .2.In
4US South Cap. ST. rooms. bath. elec. 80 80
432 Neal pl n.w.--B rooms. bath @0.5o
THOMAS P. BROWN.
915 Az ST g W. MA 1919.
Evening star., 1933-05-21

Ou--sL-ROY, 1913 Kenyon street
NINA beautiful apartment.
SWitchboard-no service charge.
Apt Al. bed rooms. living
room dinette KITCHEN and bath
with shower. full-length mirror:
porch large reception hal: 3
exposures. ample closet space.
See manager on premises. >
Evening star., 1933-05-21
DIRECTORY OF INFU2NISF1ED APARTMENTS

si5.oe-AL.RoY. 1918 ksnyen street
SWitchboard-no service charge.
Apt Al: bed rooms living
room dinette KITCHEN and bath
with shower. full-length mirror:
porch. large reception han; 3
exposures. ample closet space.
See MANAGER on premises.
THE CAMBRIDGE. 921 10th ST. NV
Downtown location. convenient
to all Government depts; no ne
car fare necessary; perfectly
appointed apartments Of !
room, kitchen, dinette ana
bath; large dressing closet with
Murphy bed: dependable kel-
vinator refrseration on house
meter: reception ,hsH with
closet: must be seen to be ap-
prCciated: also bachelor apart
ment CT I room and bath. Kcl-
yinator and electric grill; rea-
sonab,e rentals in line with
prevailing salaries; manager on
premises.
s55.Oo-THE HOME. eth & Mass. Ave.
NW.-Downtown location. op-
pos!te Carnegie Library
rooms Kitchen and bath.
Frigidaire.
$50. .0O-THE CEDRIC, ago 18th Street
NW.-A delightful location:
Convenient TO schools play lay
bath. refrigeration on house
meter. Resident manager on
premises.
s55. .G0-3eIs Wisconsin Ave. NV. Apt.
sa.-3 rooms. kitchen dinette
ana bath; TwS o,bI9fi blocks NC perth nth
inston Cathedral High elcva-
tion. Convenient to stores,
schools. etc. Short ride to
center OF city.
s45.0O-STANLEY ARMS. IIe5 Ieth
street N.W.-Central downtown
location: 10 minutes walk from
shopping center. / room. kiteh-
en-. reception hall dinettc and
bath, Frieidaire on !gdS house
sIo.oo-THE RIPLEY. 1874 R street
N.W.-WithIn short walking dis
downtown section Apt. A.
. large rooms, kitchen and
bath large porch. Lor-prlced
apartment in desirable build
ing.
s5i.0O-THE RIVERSIDE. eIi5 c 81;
N.W.-Downtown-ye out OF
the heavy tire ffic" district.
Convenient to ell Government
departments; unobstructed view
OF beautiful Lincoln Memorial.
Potomac River and parking
system; dependable Electrolux
relrseration switchboard-24-
hour elevator service. Apt; JOG
-" rms. kit. din and bath.
S65.Oo Apt. 5ll--2 rms. ent.
hell kit din and bath S61 30;
Apt. 7ol-i rm.. kit. din. and
bath. S54 90 These apart
ments may be furnished at a
small additional cost. Man
aeer on premises.
SsOO0-THE BRIARCLIFF, 1856? Mint
wood Place SW.-Two blocks
west OF 18th ST. and Columbia
road Apt. 2OI-Living room,
dining room. two bed rooms,
kitchen pantry and bath. Elec-
trio refriseration on owner
meter Three exposures. Quiet.
refined environment, Large
rooms-bright and airy; apart apart
ment open for inspection. Also
:. rooms. kitchen and bath,
so to $50.
s.,.1O-THE LELAND. 20I2 o Street
N.W.-Convenient location near
Dupunt Circle. Easy walking
distance from downtown sec
ton :, rooms. kitchen and
bath with free refrigeratlon;
Also bachelor apartments OF :
rooms and bath. $3.50 TO
81 SO
AMERICAN SECURITY
zlE6TEusL----SoAEAHX-
18th e. Pa. Ave. NV. Ma. 4Sl5
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-20
LEVEL DAKOTAB0L

a napokban levelet hozott a
posta South Dakotabol, ahova
nehany evvel ezelott jo nefany
campbelli es youngstown csalad
vandorolt.
nem jo soruk a dakotaiaknak.
ahogy Ok irjak. (Pedig farmon
meg ma is jobb dolga van az en-
bernek, mint gyarban. OFT leg
alabb van nit enni, tit az sincs.
Szerk.)
Nincsen penzuk a farmerek-
mex. Mem tudnak lapert fizet
nj. Hat ne busuljanak. Kapjak a
lapot, maid megfizetnek, ha jobb-
ra fordul sorsuk.
Szanto Jozseftol jott level.
Egy resze ICY szol:
~Onnek tudomasa van arrol,
hogy eveken at olvastuk es fl
zettuk a Youngstown magyar la
pot Most azonban nehez vi
szonyok kozt mindenhol, ugy lit
is kuzkodunk. Akar hogy ~igyek-
SILK, farad az ember, eppen csak
hogy meg tud elni nep. inert
mines ara ternesnek. A joszag-
felet is, akar Macy. akar kicsi,
meg eladni is nehez, inert mines
aki megvegye.
"Egy jo tehen vagy jo 10 ara
20-25 dollar, tejfol ket dollar
OF gallon, nagy ty,1kok 80. IS
cent, nyolc tucat tojas egy dol
lar, szaz fontos malac negy dol
lar, arpa, buza-fele As cent egy
bushel.''
AIT is irja Szanto testver, hogy
meg azoknak is rossz, akik az
elott het dollart kaptak a Gu
korrepa tonnajaert, ma csak negy
dollart kaprak. Ahol sok van,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-20

hozza szomoruan - feherek
akkor sem vesz;k maguk koze
rezboriit, ha egyetemet vegez
mex.
A superintendentnek Is Mr..
Campbellnek mem volt ez az e.
gesz historic sem, kilonos, sem
erdekes elmeny vagy latvanyos-
sag.
Ok .nevetve es bizonyara
melyseges megvetessel besze1tek
a dologrol es AIT bizonygattak.
amit a deli enlber bizonygat
mindig a negerrol. Hogy ci-
vilizacio mem fog a rezb6riin es
ha AIT egy kicsit megvakarjak
kilt az indian alulrol.
Mem vitatkoztam veliik.
Azokra a katholikusokra gon-
doltam, akik semmiben nem hisz-
mex, de akik ajtatos arccal, 4
hagyomanyokra valo tekintettel
aldoznak es akik mem tartjak
magukat barbaroknak, ha pap
ra is festi hamvazo szerdan a
homlokukra a keresztet.
Azokra a civilizalt zsid6kra gon
doltam, akik mem kisebb bar
barsaggal a gyerekeket korul
metelik nyolc napos korukban
Is azokra szinten civilizalt mo-
hamedanokra gondoltam, akik
sokkal tobb barbarsagot tanusi-
tanak a hitiikben.
En- mem tudtam megerteni,
hogy NIT avatkozik, super
intendent az indian szolSasaba IS
,hitebe es kiilonosen. hogy mir
tudnak azon nevetni.
Es eszembe jutott, hogy ma
slunk, Verebelyben at mondjak.
hogy feleslegesen csak fa-
kutyak, (ugy hivjak batonyi
banyaban . karekat) meg !
bolondok szoktak vigyorogni
i1evetni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-20
Oft mexikoiakkal kell dolgoztat-

oft mexikoiakkal kell dolgoztat-
nj.
"Ha megkapnam meg egy ke-
YES id6re a youngstown magyar
lapot, mivel mem tudunk meg
lenni, hogy ne olvassuk, nagyon
halasak lennenk. Nagyon meg
koszonom elore is a szivesseget
Fgy par honap .hijjan l8 esq
tendot toltottiink OFT es most is
jol esik hirt hallani a youngs
town. magyarsagrol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-20
LAPUNK KAPHATO

Sokan vannak, akik az Anne
rikai Magyar Hirlapot szamon-
kent szeretnek vasarolni. Egg
egy szam ara 5 cent Is lap
kaphato a kovetkez6 helyeken:
Ress Music Store, 408 West
Federal Street.
Marion Medicine Store, 701
Steel Street.
Kotach's Market, 2847 Mahor
ming Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-20

parazsat visszavittek a sator-
ba es tum-tom-ok sokkal sebe-
sebben kezdtek peregni.
A fiuk arcan fajdalmat ter
meszetesen Nsenki mem latott, a
szemeikbol konnyek mem jottek
Az indian area ait hiszem akkor
sem mutatna fajdalmat, ha vala-
melyiknek karjat levagnak.
Mikor a torzsfonok leult a
helyere, mikor a dobok elkezd-
tex igazan sebes iitemben Pc
regni, legeny-jeloltek olyan
messze mentek poznatol ami
lyenre karjukba font szij en-.
gedte 6ket es elkezdtek a szi-
jon logva tancolni.
A regi legenyek ugyanugy.
az oregek koren tul, tancoltak.
A mogottuk allo fatal nos
emberek dobszo melle enekel-
tex, ha lehet a monoton, egy
tagu szavakbol allo es ismetl6-
do kialtasokat eneknek nevezni.
A dobok egyre gyorsabban pc
regtek, a fiuk egyre sebesebben
tancoltak, az elso korben iilo in
dianok egy hajszalnyit nem moz-
dultak, az asszonyok a testuket
live rangattak, a gyerekek re-
megve, felenken helyiikon ma
radtak es ijedt szemekkel neztek
jatekot.
A "tanc" alatt ne tessek Sc
valcert, Sc csardast kepzelni.
Korbe-korbe ugraltak, ugy a
szijakon logo suhancok, mint 4
kuls6 korben tancolo oregebb
legenyek es egy feloranyi tanc
mem mutatott semmi valtozatos-
sagot, csupan csak AIT, hogy a
dobszo is, az enek is, tanc is
egyre gyorsabb es gyorsabb lett.
Vegre a gyors, de tompa dob
$40, a szinten gyors de eles han
GU notanak szant uvoltes ell
erte a 1egnagyobb sebesseget es
hirtelen elnemult.
A gyerekek egyetlen rantassal
leteptek magukat a szijakrol es
hirtelen gyiiriibe fogodzva kezd-
tex tancolni. A dob ujra meg
szolalt.
Meg talan ct percig tancol-
tax, tekintet nelkul az ujbol
megindult verzesre, bizonysagaul
annak, hogy boriik feltepese
nem verte oket le labukrol.
Mikor tancnak vege lett,
viragokkal diszitett nagy sa-
torba vonultak es miutan a YER
zest ujra elallitottak a karjai-
kon, a regi legenyekkel egy cso-
portba .iiltek az iinnepi banket-
hez.
Amely termeszetesen kutya-
hussal kezd6dott. Mert a bose
gesen kapott marhahus es a CT
vilizacio dacara a kutyahustol
mem akar az indian megvalni.
Kesobb beszelgettem egy Greg
indiannal Is egy par vi le-
gennyel.
Az Greg indiannak elmond-
tam, hogy LATHAM mar North
Dakotaban Sun Dance-ot, ami
csak abban kiilonbozik az Owe
ket6l, hogy Oft a legenyeknek
a mellen vagjak at bort 'es
szelesebb szalagra kotik oket a
poznakhoz.
Greg baraton felre huzta 4
pokrocat.
A mellen ket inchnyi a1apos
sebhely mutatta, hogy valamikor
az 8 legenykoraban naluk is ez
volt szokasban.
A superintendent azonban ell
tiltotta 6ket regen attol, hogy
a gyerekeket feleslegesen kinoz-
Yak IS csupan annyit engedelye-
zett nekik, hogy az Isl szokast
ebben szeliditett formaban
megtartsak.
AIT is betiltottak, hogy q SUI
'hancokat tanchoz kell6 ala
possaggal kifessek, ahogy ait
.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-04-20
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OF napot, ahol Father De Smet-
mex, q hires jczsuita atyahak az
iratai kozt kutattam.
Az otvenesek nagyszerii hittS-
rit6je IS pioneerja kst mask 'ba-
ratot hozott maga utan az ;akkor
meg teljesen vadon Mcntanaba
es minden hatrahagyott irat AIT
engedte sejtenem, hogy a KEITH
kozul az egyik magyar volt.
EFT nyomot iiztem, 'hajszol-
tam, ez witt Helena sisterjeit6l
missoulai barathoz 5 Montana
kies varosa olyan kedves 'tavasz-
szal es montanai westerner-ek
olyan kedves emberek, hogy
majdnem egy hetet OFT ;idSztem
konnyen tehettem, inert ne
hany evvel ezelott akarmerre
jartam, a Milwaukee vasutnak
voltam a szivesen 1atdtt vendege.
Missonlai barataim tudtak,
hogy mi tart koztiik .es nyuga-
ii ember lekotelez6 szivessegevel
segitettek mindenben, ami segi-
tett a munkaniban.
Az cgyik 'kollega'', aki a
Northern Pacific vasuttarsasagot
kepviseli Missoulaban, ait kerr
dezte tolem egy este, hogy meg
latogatnam-e Flat Head re-
zervaciot, ahol hires montana
iridianok husveti iinnepre keszil-
mex.
A husvet ugyan akkor mar
elnulott, aprilisnak a vegen jar
tunk, de termeszetesen nemcsak
keszseggel, de Macy orommel To-
gadtam Mr.. Campbell ajanlatat
es masnap reggel neki vagtunk,
hogy a Fiat Head indianokat
fe1keressiik.
Vagy hnsz mertfoldet auton
mentunk, azr1tan lohatra kellett
iilniink, hogy meg vagy tizenot
mertfoldnyi utat tegyiink meg a
Saw-tooth hegycsoport egyil
kapaszkodojara.
A Flat Head rezervacio vol
takepen mines "a Bitter Root he
gyekkel vedett meleg v0lgyeben
az indianok gazdag foldjenek
csak az egyik kinyulo csicske
erinti a Bitter Root-ot.
A rezervacio superintendentje
termeszetesen sEivesen fogadott
benniinket, - nyugaton min
denitt szivescn latjak az ,embert
es nemcsak megengedte, hogy
az indianjait felkeressak, hanem
mindjart a sajat vendegeinek
tekintet bennunket.
Del fele jart, rnikor az indian
teepeek es a log -kabinok koze
ertink, ahol unnepi hangulatot
talaltunk.
Az indianok tenyleg valami
husvet-fele innepet tartottak.
A superintendent elmagyaraz-
ia, hogy a flat headek katholi-
kusok es a keresztenyek hus-
vetjat pontos id6ben megtartjak.
De inert az Isl hagy yomanyok-
hoz ragaszkodnak. majus els6
holdjan szinten iinnepelnek, hi
szen, eleg idejiik van az iinnepre.
"a rezervaciokon el6 indianokat
a kormany Indian Office ia
mindennel ellatja, amire szlk-
seguk van.)
Az 3 husvetjuk ugyanis nem-
csak ait jelenti, hogy a tavasz
hasadasaval a Macy Szellemhez
ilnadkoznak, hanem ait is, hogy
ilyenkor lesznek a gyerekekb6l
suhancokbol hivatalosan is le-
genyek.
"Brave"-ek.
E. ugyan ma mem jelent sem
kotelesseget, sem kivaltsagot
inert ma mar mem kell brave
eknek buffalot uld0zni, marha-
hussal ellatja 6ket a kormany
b6segesen, sem a tobbi torzsek
ellen mem vonulhatnak haboru-
ba.
De azsrt a suhancok megis