davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08

meresz ajanlatta1 ALT elt
Roosevelt Is pe1datlan hatalnia,
kert es kapott a congressusttl
de a 1nu1t hften ALT elo leg.
mereszebb keressel, ami meg az
8 reszerol is meglepte az orsza
got.
Mem kert az einok kewesebbet
minthogy bizzak .teljesen ra d
vamkerdest es ne avatkozzek alb
ba harom even at congressus
inert csak ugy kepes a kiilonbo2t
allanok kormanyaiyal kolcsonos
kereskedelmi szerzodeseket kot-
nj, csak ugy kepes az amerikai
arunak piacot kapni, ha modja-
Jan van alkudni ha Fem kell at
tol felnie, hogy megallapodasait
felrugja a congressus.
Az amerikai nagytoke, nagy-
ipar vedvamokon keresztul
fosztogatta EFT az orszagot es a
congressusban szintelen harcok
panamak es arulasok estek ezen
kerdesen.
A gyanutlan amerikai munkas-
max AIT hazudtak, hogy az olcsd
kulfoldi munkaber ellen kell az
8 napszamjat vedelmezni, az igaz
sag azonban az volt, hogy eyer
fele amerikai arucikket olcsobban
adtak a kiilfo1don, mint ahogy
ait idehaza vesztegettek. Pedis
kilfoldre a szallitast is, a vamot
meg kellett fizetni. lit azonban
a magas vam a magas arakat We
delmezte es az amerikai foldmu-
vest es munkast szabadon rabol-
tax tulrnagas arakkal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08

ezer baj van meg az orszagban,
hiszen az emberek millioi ma Is
munkanelkii1 ,teng6dnek, hiszen
akik dolgoznak, tisztessegesen
azok sem keresnek.
De ugy gazdasagi fellendu-
les, mint a terf1elt javak becsii-
letesebb Is helyesebb elosztasa
utban van Is nemzet halatelten
ismeri el, hogy Roosevelt csoda-
kat miivelt ebben az elmult esq
tend6ben.
Mem utols6 volt csodak kozt,
.hogy polgarsag hitet es reme-
nyet visszaadta, hogy osztat-
lanul bizalommal neziink jo-
v6be.
Az egy ewes .&vfordul6 alkal-
naval ezt ugy az orszag sal
toja, mint,a polgarsag egyhangu-
lag elismerte ,es vegtelen szomo-
ru kepet adott republikanus
partrol, ahogy az elnok egy ewes
miikodeset kritizalni probalta.
A legsulyosabb hibaul AIT hoz
tax fel, hogy Roosevelt tulsago-
san sietteti a gazdasagi javulast
es sokfele mesterseges eszkozt
vesz annak erdekeben igenybe.
Ha tisztelt senator es con-
gressman urak mem huznanak
tiz-tizenotezer dollarkakat even
te, hanem Oft acsorognanak hi-
rom eve a gyarkapuk elott, ak
kor valosziniileg megertenek,
hogy inert fogadta az orszag fell
haborodva EFT lesipuskasokhoz
melto kritikat ireszukrol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
Az EGY EWES

evfordulo alkalmat adott kor-
manynak, hogy az els6 evi teve-
kenyseguket felsoroljak es alkal-
mat adott a polgarsagnak. hogy
AIT merlegelje.
Mem sok hozzaertes sziikseges,
hogy az eredmenyeket megitel-
jik.
Egy evvel ezelott az orszag
gazdasagi elete romokban hevert,
a bankok zarva voltak, az embe
rex a hitet ,es remenyt elvcsztet-
TEX.
Ma negy millio emberrel tobb
van munkaban, a bankokban a
beteteket szovetseg garantalja
az ipari es kereskedelmi valla]a-
tok profittal dolgoznak, a nincs-
telen emberek szukseg-munkat
kapnak szovetsegtol.
! Ez a lathato eredmeny, amt
felreerteni lehetetlen.
Van egy mask eredmeny is,
atnely sokkal fontosabb SEEM
mel lathato es kezzal foghato
eredmenynel.
Hoover es republikanus part
AIT varta, hogy corner mo-
gott levo prosperitas elojon
logy a munka magatol megindul.
Es elesen ellenalltak minden
olyan torekvesnek, amely az or
szag segitseget akarta megadni a
nincstelen es ehes embereknek.
S mikor vegul megprobalta.
'hogy az orszag osszcroskadt gaz-
dasagi eletet feltamassza, vagy
alatamassza, csupan ARA volt
hajlando, .hogy az RFC utjan "a
nagyt6kenek penzt adjon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
II + tt 5 = + NJ L +

be kell ismerniink, hogy az elc-
gedetlenseg nagy resze jogos
volt. a
Tudataban van ennek a kor.
many is ss reszben gondoskod-
tax, reszben heten fognak gon-
doskodni rola, hogy a jogos pa
naszokat orvosoljak.
A legtobb es legjogosabb pa
nasza volt rmunkasnak IS fo-
gyasztonak.
A munkas azert panaszkodott.
hogy a NRA hetedik paragrafusa
nagyon sok esetben csak tires ma
laszt volt, a fogyaszto azert pa
naszkodott, inert kek sas szar-
nyai alatt a legpiszkosabb prof.
teerolas huzodott meg mem le-
het birni az egyre emelkedc
arakkal.
A kornanyprogramban benne
volt, hogy az arakat vissza eme-
lik az 1926-os standardra, de ezt
csak ugy lehetne megtenni, ha a
munkaberek lepest tartananak az
emelkedessel, ami eddig mem tor.
tent.
A multi heti gyules valtakepel,
SAX egy altalanos "kickolo" gyii-
les volt, hogy a kormany az Or
sag hangulatat meglassa, az {
heti gyules fogja aztan kidcl
gozni azokat valtoztatasokat
amelyek sziiksegesek a NRA-
,an.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
A DEMOKRATAK
KOZUL is

sokan ellene fognak az elnok
vazni. A keleti gyari allamok Sc
natorai termeszetesen magas va
mokat akarnak, deli es nyugati
cukor-senatorok szinten kinai fall
-lal akarjak korulvenni az orsza-
got es ezen a kerdesen a demo-
krata part ketfele szakad a con-
gressusban.
Senki ne higyje azonban, hogy
vegul mem fogjak az elnok kere-
set elintezni az egesz nagy el-
lenzekeskedes csak ARA lesz jo,
hogy a tisztelt honatyak ;gazol-
jak magukat valasztoik es -
penzeloik szemeben.
Az orszag polgarsaganak olyar
a hangulata es annyira CSAK az
elnokben van a .bizalma, hog,
neki MEME a congressusnak. ha
mem 1enne hajlandok egyitt dol.
gozni az elnokkel.
Szomoru sorsa lesz annak a
jeloltnek az oszi valasztasokon.
akire AIT mondja az clientele.
hogy nem cooperate Roosevelt
programjaval.
Viszont ha az elnok felhatal-
mazast megkapja, amir1thogy
egesz biztosan megkapja = ak
kor a congressusnak a kovetkezo
evekben igazan csak az a szerepe
lesz az orszagban, hogy az ell
nok szamara a szikseges fel-
hatalmazasokat idorol-idore meg
ada.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
A MAGYAR PtJNKOSDI
GYULEKEZET HIREI
vezeto: Benedek josef
Imahaz SaItspring Is VestaI Rd. sarok
Youngstown, Ohio

Amint mar irtuk, hogy Niles
ben az vi missionk szepen halad,
gyiilekezetiink minden tagja leg
nagyobb orommel teszi meg az
Istentol nyert hivatast: Az arat-
nj valo sok, de keves munkas,
Lukacs 10. RESI- 2. v. es Az eg
es Fold elmulik, de az en- besze-
dem semmikepen el mem mulik.
LUX. 21-33. v.
Mindenkit ,vallas es meggy6-
zodes kulonbseg nelkul szeretet-
tel hivunk es hozzak ell betegei-
ket is, hogy koz-imank az Urhoz
valo erejerol meggy6zodjenek.
Mert; az Urnak neveben olaf es
a hitbol szarmazott imadsag Sc
giti a beteget; Jakab 5 r. A.
Is v.
Zene Is enekkarunk minden al
kalommal k0zre miikOdik.
Niles-ben minden vasarnap
delutan 2 80 kezdettel a Fl East
State alatti imahazunkban.
Youngstownban delel0tt 10
t6l es este 7:3O-tol vasarnapon-
kent es minden kedd este 7:30-t6l
tartiuk istentiszteleteinket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
(Folytatas az l-so oldalrol)


mozgositja az anyjat, az apjat,
a nagyanyja',, a nagynenjet, a
szeretojet, a fcleseget, kuzinjat,
ugy, hogy a szavaztck vasarlasa-
ra, a szavazo polgarok megvesz-
tegetesere a politikusnak csak
a bonusz azonnali kifizeteset kell
megigerni.
Most hat a tisztelt honatyak
szavaznak es mem mernek maid
a bonusz ellen szavazni.
Inkabb magukra fogjak venni
az elnok nehezteleset, akiben
volt batorsag, hogy az ezermif1ios
evi hadisarcot levagja es aki a
b6nusz mostani kifizeteset ellen
ri, de mem mernek kikezdeni a
szavazokkal
Mem lehetetlen, hogy a sze-
natusban elgancsoljak maid, a.
NIT az alsohazban elorelathato-
lag megszavaznak, inert a SEE
natoroknak csak egy resze megy
valasztas ala az, osszel.
Ha oft is megszavaznak, akkor
az elnok fogja ait megvetozni
es mem kel1 attol felni, hogy
kongresszus XII tudja a bonuszt
utalni az e1noki veto felett is.
Hanem ezzel meg nem lesz
vege ennek hetfeju sarkanynak,
amelynek egyik fejet hiaba vag-
tax le esztendonkent. minden
evben mask ket fej no a he
lyere.
Minden evben tobb-tobb hon
atyat tudnak belle terrorizalni a
bonusz megszavazasaba es XII
tudja, hogy ket ev mulva kor-
many, vagy republikanus part
nem-e erzi maid szukseget,
hogy a hadisarcot a szavaza-
tok remenyeben megigerje
Sokan mem tudjak, hogy vol
tax mar mienkhez hasonlo de-
mokrata, sot demokratikusabb
koztarsasagok a vilagon. /,
Sokan mem tudjak, hogy a haj-
dani gorog koztarsasagokban
tobb volt demokratizmus, mint
a mienkben.
Es azokat koztarsasagokat
tonkretette a demokraciak rak-
feneje, hogy a politikusok meg
vesztegetik a szavaz zokat, az ado
fizet6k szamlajara es rovasara.
Ugy latszik, hogy a mi sor-
sunk is odavezet.
NaMnk is hadisarcot kell a
volt hosoknek fizetni, inert |
politikusok a szavazataik utan
halasznak.
Ha holnap torvenybe iktatnak, |
hogy mem szavazhat senki, aki |
ajandekot ker, vagy kap, vagy
fogad el a kormanytol, akkor a
k&pvisel6k tizedresze mem sza-
yazna a b6nusz azonnali kifi-
Ectese mellett. Mert mem a jobb
meggy6z6desukert, hanem sza-
vazatokert hajlandok a legione-
lex szajat bonusz kifizetesevel
,etomni. !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
MECFIzETJUk A HADtSARCOT

lSneteinunk kell, hOgy Senki
mem sajnal semmit azoktol a
volt katonaktol, akik megcson-
kultak, vagy megbetegedtek a
harcteren, vagy idehaza, mikoz-
ben a hazat szolgaltak. Szivesen
adna mindenki tobbet is azok-
max a szamara.
De komisz kalmarkodas. ko-
zonseges ,zsarolas bonuszt kerni
azoknak az egeszseges emberek-
mex az orszagtol, akik egy par
hetes pikniken voltak valamelyik
katonai kikepzo taborban es a.
kiknek haboru csak legfeljebb
egy "good ti1ne"-ot es esetleg
egy kis ijedtseget jelentett.
Az a munkasember, aki egy
e1eten at do1gozott, nehezen dol
gozott ennek a hazanak, aki egy
csaladot nevelt fel es tartott el
'---k a nemzetnek es aki ma
ra @FoAaaa ,dusan csavarog
,ar@a * : orszagban, er-
49, 4 laGalabb annyit. ameny-
nyit a hos leglonerek erdemel-
mex.
De soha mem hallottuk a volt
hos urak reszer6l, hogy ok az
ehes emberek szamara kovetel-
mex bonuszt, vagy akarcsak i
kenyeret is az orszagtol. Ok XII
valtsagos osztalyt kepe znek es
a kivaltsagaikat a1landoan fokoz-
nj akarjak
AIT Sc higyje senki, hogy
bonusz kifizeteseve1 el lesz
dolog intezve, XII lesz szamla
fizetve.
A bonusz utan a nyugdij jon,
a katonak utan felesegek, ar
yak, keresztanyak jonnek es mi
kor harminc ev mulva egy-egy
volt katona aggastyan koraban
elvesz egy-egy tizenhat ewes le-
anyzot, az ifju holgy tudni fog
ia, hogy orok eleteben nvugdi-
Jat kap maid ferje utan. aki
hos volt (esetleg az Ohioban
levo Chillicote katonai camp-en)
a vilaghaboruban.
Az angol-amerikai haboru 1912
evben volt ma is fizetnek
vagy tizenket olyan asszonynak
nyugdijat, akiknek a ferjei ka-
tonak voltak abban haboruban.
A polgarhaboru hetven ewes,
de nyugdijterhekre evente szaz-
tobbet kell kifizetniink.
Es tiz- meg tizezer eros egesz-
seges ember kap nyugdijat, inert
egy par napig banant ettek Gu
baban, mikor bevonultak a spa
nyol haboruba.
Coolidge egyszer ait mondta,
nogy mire keszen lesziink a ha-
ooruva1, legalabb szazezermillio |
1ollart fogunk erte fizetni.
Coolidge egy kozonseges
'piker" volt.
Ahogyan a mi h6seink meg
vannak szervezkedve Is amilyen
nodon kovetelik es halifax be
-ajtunk az ujabb meg ujabb
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
A MUNKASOK MAR A

multi heten kaptak valamit az
elnokt6l es a kovetkez6 egy-ket
het megmutatja, hogy NIT ert
az vi ajandek.
A Labor Board - Perkins
munkaminiszter k0vctelesere Is
Johnson generals ellenzese da-
cara - nagyobb hatalmat kapott
a NRA iigyekben.
Idaig, ha a Labor Board mem
tudott valahol igazsagot szerez-
nj a munkasnak, kenytelen volt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08

hadisarcot, mem szazezer, de ne
hany szazezermillio dollart TO-
gunk kifizetni, mire a szamla
veget elerjiik.
Igaz, hogy vilagot mem We
delmeztuk meg demokracia
szamara, de az is igaz,' hogy a
morganok, meg a tobbi veres-
kezu crookok altal a szovetsege-
seknek adott nehany szazmilli6
dollarokat megvedtuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
A NRA MULTI HETI

tanacskozasa sok elegedetlen
hangot valtott XII az orszagbol es
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
MEM ALLITHATJA
SENKI.

hogy most mar minden renG'
ben van, hiszen ezer panasz {:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08
Az IS KETSEGTELEN.

hogy a NRA atszervezssenef
rovidebb munkaid6r6l kell gon-
doskodni, ami termeszetesen q
tokenek mem tetszik.
Ma mar latja minden gyerek,
hogy mem lehet heti 4O-48 oras
munkaid6k me1fett az emberek-
lek munkat remelni 3O-32 Ora
val kell megprobalkozni.
Dacara ennek, NRA adni-
nisztracioja meg mindig 40, IL
letve 48 oras munkahetet akar
engedelyezni kemenyszen-
iparban, aminthogy az auto-gya-
(Folytatas az Six oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-03-08

"a MIA adminisztraciojahoz, az
ugynevezett compliance" board
hoz paf1aszos iigyet attenni, a
hol aztan minden panaszt ma
gyon iigyeseti Is nagyon csende-
sen - eltemettek.
Ezentul a Labor Board egye-
nesen az igazsagiigyr yrniniszterhez
fogja az iilyen ugyeket attenni,
hogy inditsanak torvenyes ella
rast a fenegyerekesked6 cegek
ellen.
A multi heten a National Steel
Corporation iigyevel ezt mar
vegre megtettek es ezen a heten
legy mask ceg ellen fogjak meg
inditani az eljarast.
A MI. Weir ellen inditott ella
ras azert bir rendkiviili fontos-
saggal, inert az egesz nehez ipar
llaspontjat az don't el, hogy ez a
ceg milyen sikerrel szall szembe
a kormannyal, a NRA-val es az
orszaggal.
Az sem lehetetlen, hogy con-
gressusban a Wagner-billt meg
szavazzak, ami aztan egyszerre
veget vetne legkeserubb vitak-
max, inert Wagner-bill kon,-
pania juni alias intezmenyet egy-
szeriien megtiltana az iparban.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29
CHAPTER V

'I climbed in the window because the door was locked, " said Howard. "I wanted to speak to Amy and I didn't suppose she'd let me in if she knew who it was"
 "And why not, for heavens sake? What did you want to say to herr"
 Ut was nothing important" /" said Amy, angrily, "This is nonsense. Stop acting like idiots, both of you"
 But Jane was in full swing as . suspicious and injured heroine.
 I'm not so sure it's nonsense. don't like 1t. And you'll please not try to answer for Howard, Amy. The thing I want to know Is, what did he want to toll you that was 30 urgent he had to climb into . window to tell It. l have . right to know"
 In spite of her distress Amy had an instant's temptation to laughter at Jane's grandiloQuence, but How. ard Jackson's shocked set face stopped that. He was suffering. And Jane, Jane would suffer, too, if she knew tho truth. For onco Jano's suffering and could not an. dure 1t, for Jane had nothing with which to meet pain, neither pa- tienee, nor control, nor dignity.
 "Janc," said Amy before Howard could reply, II told you this was nonsense and 1t is. Don't make fuss about nothing"
 At thls Jane scared higher. "I am engaged to you, Howard" she said loftily. "You owe mo m ex. plantation. I insist that you make t, at once"
 Amy put out her hand In appeal to Howard. Don't, don't" sho begged, but ho would not listen. Ho spoke quickly, with relief. II came hore to tell Amy that love hep and that had intended to ask her to marry me until--"
 "No," cried Amy, "he doesn't mean it."
 T do moan it." said Howard. "l should have said 50 at once, Jano, but you misunderstood so terribly tho other night, and then after Mss Rosa was told," (he did not say after you told Miss Rosa")-- ana - and other people - but 1t couldn't go on"
 "You sald you loved mo-" de- clared Jane in high proud voice, but with panic in her eyes. You asked me to marry you. There was nothing to understand" s <
 Howard turnedG ruund toaskmy.' DO you believe hor?" he asked bluntiy.
 Amy could not stand any more. Tt doesn't matter what I think or believe" she said. This is all horrible. l won't Do mixed up in t. I'm going"
 Jane caught her arm. No, you're not. It's ail your doing anyway. You've been trying your best to get him away from mel"
 "That's vulgar and rotten. And not truo."
 anything about him. Toll him
 "But what'a tho use of all this, Jane? You've just making ovcry. body upset and unhappy. There's no reason why we should take our feelings out and wave them around like hags.f l hate It." snid Amy, adding slowly, land won't do lt We're all overexcited, and we're all Q little--ridiculouB."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29
FISHERIES FIND
 NEW LAKE SUPPLY
Pike Perch to Be Success. fully Introduced to Connecticut

Hartford, June 29-Connecticut anglers In the future are to And now Ash In some of the states larger lakes, the state board of fisheries and game announced to- day. Experiments conducted with the cooperation of tho U. s. Bureau of Fisheries have proven that piko perch. ono of the larg. est species of freshwater game fish, can be successfully intro. dueed although not native to Con. necticut.
 Distribution >of l2,OOO, 900 pike perch fry, matched from eggs of spawning Ash nettod at Lake Champlain near Swanton, ver- mont, has Just boen completed by Eben W. Cobb, chief of tho Divi. sion of Fish Restoration. Tho Ash, which reach c maxlmum weight of 20 pounds, were planted at Lake Candlewood, Danbury; Lake zoar, oxford; Lake Wam. gumbaug, South Coventry and Lako Alexander, Killingly.
 The experiments, first inaugu- rated at Lako Zour In 1924 and later at Lake Candlcwood, lakes selected as field laborato tories, have already produced pike perch up to eight pounds each. Tho success of thcso paintings and the rapid growth of tho fish was mado pUs- slblo by previous paintings of salt water sn,elt to provide food for the newcomers. Plans of tho board now call for introduction of the pike perch Into few other lakes throughout the state which appear to Do suitable for this specie.
 Under cooperative arrangements with tho Vermont Fish and Game Department 36,000, ,000 eggs were ineubuted Go an advanced stage at tho Lake Champlain federal fish hatchery. Connecticut and Yer. mont shared costs of the work and secured ono-third each of tho eggs. Tho remainder were left for plant. Ing in Lako Champlain.
 ChIof Cobb completed incuba- ton of Connoetieut's portion of the oggs at tenn mporary hatchorles set up at Cundlewood Lake and Lake Wamgumbnug where they were brought from Vermont by huto truck.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29
AUXILIARY HOST
 TOS. W. VETERANS
Plans Made for Annual Outing in Cheshire;
 Committee Named qe

Members of Emerson II. Liseum camp. Spanish War Veterans were guests of It's auxiliary at a social In tho Armory last night. A pro. gram of entertainment was pro. sented with Mrs Katherine Will Hams as master of ceremonies. Mrs Williams also introduced several past presidents of tho auxiliary.
 Discussion of tho annual chieken supper and outing h which the camp and Clarence q. Daven port auxiliary will participate, was hold. The outing is to be held at Man. committee In charge Includes Henry Wagner, chairman, Ernest Kropp and Silas Hoffman. Entor- tainment was presented by Joan Veiiettc and Margie Finn In danco selections, tho Hoffman twins and Dolores Balter. Madeline Bergamo accompanied on the piano.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29

going Co call on Miss Rosa and tell her exactly what happened. f-~ i don't believe sho'Il Dc much surs prlsod. oh Amy, how sweet you are, and how gentle and lovely" He lifted one Of heF hands and held it against his check. I can't quite grasp it that this night. mares over, and that you--dear love, love you and love you. I'll do whatever you say~-about JAne --about everything. Only | do think I ought to go snd tell Miss Rosa"
 'T think 70, too. Why don't you go right awayw
 "BIt what VII you do~
 "f might stay here snd pfeS awhile" as I'm throushf"
 Nc, you'd better not. But tes nishti Oh Howardd, gre yev sures about you and meW
 Yes, no was sure. He wanted nothing more than to repeat it ondiessIy. (Copyrigiit, 1884, by Sophie Kerry
 (T0 Be C0ntinued.)
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 STAY OUT OF MY LIFE" @
anes Engagement To Howard Is Easily Broken When Amy Convinces Howard It Is She He Really Loves

Howard imagined it, perhaps no more had he wished it. Nor Jane. Yet here they were tangled in a mesh of feeling so strong, so true, that Amy shrank from it's power even while she owned it.
 T think we're all bewitched some way" she said at last. Tt shouldn't have happened like this."
 Perhaps you're sorry it happened at all. Perhaps you'd rather I'd go away and not bother you any more. Perhaps you'd rather didn't love you--- but I can't help doing that. I've been awkward and stupid, but you see, this never happened to me be- fore. Amy, darling, try to forgive me-" He was so hopeless that Amy forgot her own uncertainty.
 "lt's all right, don't look like that. I--I suppose you're not en . gagged to Jane any longer"
 "1 never was engaged to Jane except in her imagination. Amy you dear and darling"
 Now his arms were about her and they both talked at once, in half-WordB that meant nothing and everything.
 "1 thought you--"
 And thought you--"
 "I-f couldn't understa nd"
 1t was so fantastic, Amy, 1 kept ,,hinklns ,r,,nns she'd tell me 1t wasn't
 This brought Jane back to Amy. "l don't know what she'll do, she'll be so terribly unhappy. It makes mo feel guilty"
 Guilty of what? told you it couldn't have gone on. 1t was i'm. possible. 1 meant to get out and say nothing to anyone. There was one awful thing, Jane asked me if I'd written to my people, there's nobody much but my mother and of course I'd not told her. Amy, when are you going to marry me We don't have 10 wait, thank the Lord I've got 6 little money beside my salary"
 We can't do anything. we can't tell anyone for while," said Amy. "it would be 50 cruel for Jane paonia xviii 4nik aoA aat, questions and make things fnisor. able for her."
 1T can't be very sympathe etic about Jane after what she put mo through. But I suppose you're right, darling Amy. 1ts not decent to rush. But you're overestimat. ing the way sho feels. Jane is-- violent, she's not deop."
 "But we've always been the best friends"
 "Amy! If she'd been your frleud she'd never have said the things
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-29
The Experiences of DemocraticSpy The Federalists Are Secretly Drilling in the Hills EnsAdA Nh.

All has been serene in our town slnco Aunt Jane and her friend,
 Lisyie Borden Borgla, fled from the threat of the ducking stool and other impending prosecutions of the demoerNtic reign of terror to find a sanctuary in the kennel of their buddy, Medusa Grundy. in rock ribbed republican Vermont. Incidentally l wish I had tho time and space to furnish you with Il detailed description of Modusa anu some tlme in tho near future, l hope to do so. Suffice it' to say for tho present that l would per. sonally rather spit in the eyo of her mythical snaky locked progen- itress and be turned Into a stone for all eternity than to have to sit at the dinner table with tho liv, Ing nnmesnke. It k rcnlly Il pity, from the literary standpoint, that old Will Shakespeare could not have viewed this matchless trio before composing tho wltchs' scene in "Maobeth." If he had 1 fool sure that Bubble, bubble, toll and trouble, etc." would appear liko a