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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-03-01
Washington's Last Days at MT.
Vernon .------- r. Minettt

FSA hOAA ~ &xAAiNOSIS
These talks were followed by a
playlet entitled "a Concert in Hon
or of Washington" given by the
seventh grade boys. The joy Of
the pupils was greatly increased,
when they attended two basket
ball games at 800 P. M. The
seventh grade girls played the
eighth grade girls leaving the floor
with a score of 16 to o in favor of
grade eight.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-03-01
ST. PAUL's SCHOOL NEWS

Reporters: Ruth Botz, Ray Fish
Robert Markson, Rose Minette.
Last Thursday, Feb. %, the pu.
pills of st. Paul's school celebrated
Washington's birthday very appro-
priately by especially prepared pro-
grams. The First and Second
grades with their patriotic songs,
dialogues, and Rotations, entertain
the other grades for thirty minutes.
The third and fourth grades read
extracts from the life of Washing
ton, and dramatized several Incl
dents which had a particular appeal
to them. Their room was prettily
decorated with hatchets, cherries,
and silhouettes, of Washington's
portrait, which they had prepared
during the art period.
The fifth and sixth grades had a
pleasant afternoon also. After their
own program which consisted of
patriotic songs, plays, and informa-
tional talks, they. were good listen
ers to the seventh and eighth
grades entertainment. Various
phases of the life of Washington
were presented as follows:
Washington's Boyhood . Ray Fish
Washington as q Soldier ..--............
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-03-01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Maurice Mischke
Washington in his Home ........--.--.-.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ruth BotZ
Washington's Manners .......-..-.-.--...
Bernice FEELING
Washington Crossing the Della
ware .--.------.-------- Robert Markson
Washington at Valley Forge .------
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mary A. Dickhouse
Washington as General .--.-.--.-...
John Reading
Martha Washington, his Wife,
e. Otte
Washington's Friends -
--------..--.--- Bernadine Merten
Washington as President ---.---
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Valeria LentZ
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-03-01
Gov. Olson Files. =. ..
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-03-01
Corn-Hog Plan Com
mittees Are Named

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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1934-03-01
Five Years. Jinx Is
Broken Wednesday Night
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30

St. Philips Guild will meet We'd nesday evening, December 5, at the home of Mrs. Whitehead. The host esses will be Miss Marjory Major and Mrs. Whitehead.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30
At the Churches
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev Russell F. Pederson, Pastor 10:30 am. Morning Worship: "The
 Hope of the Christian, Eternal
 Life" 12 noon Bible School "The Christ
 ian as Witness" study in I.
 Thess. 1:1-10 7:30 pm. Evening Wors hip:
 Christianity and Christian
 Destiny"
 Monday, right after school, Week Day Bible Class. Wednesday, prayermeeting in the church parlor, 7:30 pm, special c. E. interest.
 COME LET US WORSHIP TO- CIPHER. BRING YOUR FAMILY. Be kind: every man you meet is fighting a hard battle" - Ian Maclaren Kind hearts are more than
 coronets,
 And simple faith than Norman
 blood. ."-Tennyson
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30
EXPLORER INTERESTED IN
 FRANCES LAKE TRADING POST
Dr. Dawson Predicted Klondike
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4
 The first official survey of Frances lake was made in 1887 by Dr. G. M. Dawson, the great Cana dian geologist, whose report at that time will always remain the classic account of that entire country. Dawson left Wrangell in the spring of 1887 and proceeded from Frances lake via the West Arm over to the PelIy and eventually into the Yu- kon river. It is one of the queer things of all gold mining history that Dawson's report of 1881 clear- ly predicted a great gold strike along the Pelly and Yukon rivers and his report was circulated throughout the world but was not believed until elevcI years later when the Kloudiks g1t unlef way in 18aS. In other words, it took the world Il ye9rs t) learn the truth | Dr. Dawson predi4lion )t gold in that country. l was very much interested in 1923 to find all old Indian, the chief of the so- called Frances Lake indians, who remembered Dr. Dawson when he visited the lake in 1881. The old Indian desCrl0ed Dr. DaWs) s)l to me as "a small hump back malt with many whiskers and great travel er," which is an accurate descrip- tion of the great Canadian geologist and explorer. So there is no ques-' tion but what the old Indlan's memory was accurate after ! lapse oi 36 years. On my expedition l took along the late Charlie Olsen of Wrangell, and Albert Dease, that fine Indian of Telegraph Creek. EX- cept, for running short of grub and being very hungry for about ten days we had a wonderful Journey.
 By the way, the Indian name of Frances river is identical with that of the Dease river, being Too-tshO- tooa, meaning Big Lake River.
 Monuments to Explorers
 'I believe the late MT. WarbuT- ton Pike, the great English traveller in the sub-arctic forest was once d beloved and famous character in Wrangell. The late MT. F. D. Broa- son once told me a great deal about Warburton Pike, who also visited Frances lake about 1905, and l am glad that fine monument was erected to Pike by his friends. This monument oYerlooks Dease lake at Porter's Landing. Spe aking of monuments reminds me of one l had erected in memory of Dr. Daw- son in Lizard Canyon, s miles above the mouth of the Dease on the right bank of the Liard river. This monument replaces a wooden mar ker that Dr. Dawson erected there in 1887 in the course of his survey to mark the Yukon-British Colum- bia boundary, latitude 60. In the present day hustle and hustle l hope the gold seeker of today in that country will take time to look at these monuments to Dawson ard Pike and ponder a bit on the tra- vels and difficulties experienced by those early explorers of the Cassi ar."
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30

Mrs. Neil Grant entertained at a dessert card party on Thursday of last week in honor of Mrs. Wilfred Stump of Ketchikan. The guests were Mrs. Scruby, Mrs. Chapin Mrs. Harry Mccormack, Mrs. Nun dy, Miss Ruth Hansen. Ms. Fisk. Mrs. P. L. Stump, and the honor guest. Mrs. Chapin received the prize for high score at the bridge table and Mrs. P. L. Stump at the whist table. Miss Hansen turned the card for the cut prize, and a guest prize was presented to Mrs. Wilfred Stump.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30
SEA SERPENT FOUND NEAR
 PR. RUPERT BY FISHERMAN
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 forms, sinuous motion, have been almost everywhere regarded as sea serpents. The very long anterior spines of the dorsal fin are tipped with red, and the fish is often des- cribed as a sea-serpent having a horses head with a flaming red mane.' The body of some species is half transparent, almost jelly like, and the head has a long jaw and high forehead, suggesting the head of a horse The dorsal fin begins on the head and the first few spines are very long, each having a red tuft on the end. The skin may be spotted or striped.
 When the animal is alive these spines stand up like a red mane. The creatures are harmless, weak in muscle as we'll as in mind. It lives in the deep seas all over the world. After great storms it some times comes ashore, owing to hay ing lost control of itself, probably by being forced above it's depth. The consequent reduction of pres sure would burst it's blood vessels and cause it's death. It is thought that they sometimes rush ashore to escape enemies, such as sharks or parasites that torture their soet flesh.
 That is my guess" {
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30

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The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30

Mrs. J. R, Brown and small son Robbie returned last week from a trip to Seattle and nearby points Her mother, Mrs. F. T. Richfield, who joined her in Seattle recent ly, remained in the states for a time. She planned to be in Port land today to visit her son, Don aid, before he left on his second trip as an oiler on the S.S. Edwin Christensen, a freighter which runs between Seattle and New York.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30
CATHOLIC CHURCH

DECEMBER 2
 First Sunday of Advent 7:30 am. Communion Mass 10 am. Parish Mass
 Sunday School ' pm. Rosary and Benediction Monday: St. Francis Xavier, Pa tron of Missions.
 Saturday: The Immaculate con ception of Mary; Feast of obliga- tion. Masses at 7:30 and 9:3O. Daily mass at 7:30 am.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30

The Presbyterian Church was crowded with large congregation Thanksgiving morning. The pastor remarked that he was thankful that so many were present that they could not all be seated. The Wran- gell High School Glee club, under direction of Miss Hunter presented special music Rev. H. P. Corser led in the Thanksgiving prayer. Major Carruthers gave the sermon.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30

The Wrangell Town Team has been granted permission to practice in the school gymnasium at a rem tai of twenty-five cents per hour; that sum to cover the expenses of lighting The boys intend to start vigorous training Monday and all likely material is urged to turn out at that time.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30
THE SALVATION ARMY

Sergeant Major Joseph Thomas
 Commanding Officer
 FRIDAY 6 :45 pm. Band of Love. S-00 pm Public meeting.
 SUNDAY 11:00 am. Holiness meeting. 800 pm. Sunday School. 7:30 pm. Salvation Meeting.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30

We've made substantial reduc- tions in the total cost of a train trip to California. Sleeping car charges on our trains are a fbird Jess than last year. Complete meals in our dining cars cost as little as soc. Rail fares are low. For examDIe.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30

Mrs. M. o. Johnson and Mrs. Me- Bride were hostesses at the Bills Club Ladies Night party on Friday evening. In the card games Mrs Sharnbroich and Dr. Whitehead won the high score prizes, while Mrs. B, Y, Grant and c. c. Rula- ford were awarded consultations.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30

MT and Mrs. S. Cassida of Wran- gell Institute are the proud parents of a boy. wheighing seven pounds. who was born at g o'clock on Thanksgiving night at Bishop Rowe General hospital.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30

Bill Carruthers and Vern n Weiss have been designated as special agents" by H. P. Corser for the sale of Christmas seals, as part of the nationwide movement to eradicate tuberculosis.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30

plush seats, large washroomA. porter service). Tourist lowse berth from Seattle to Los An geles $, upper A.
 Tickets good in standard puAa- mans cost a Little more. Through Cars from Seattle clear to Saa Francisco and Los Angeles.
 A winter vacation in Califoe. nia's warm sunshine may cost c lot less than you think. If you would like full details, write Cecil Alton, Canadian Passeneer and Ticket Agent, Rogers BuiAd- ing, 474 Granville Street, Van couver, B. C. -or B. C. Taylor. General Agent, 140S Fourth Awe- nue. Seattle, Washington.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1934-11-30
TO LOS ANGELES
 from SeattLel

good in coaches on our fastest trains, afso in improved tourist sleeping cars (with berth lights,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27

A koznep, nincstelen, a nyo-
morgo osztaly az Okla, hogy
ilyen nagy tokes osztaly pofa-
ia, hogy ilyen hangosan mernek
allandoan az elnok es a kormany
ellen pofazni.
Ha a nincstelenek eleg gyak-
ran emlegetnek ait a nehany
kastelyt, amivel minden millio-
mos bir Palm Beach-en, Long
Island-on meg a Fifth Avenue-n,
akkor maid kevesebbet panasz-
kodna a ragadozok csoportja.
Ha tobbszor felhanyna kop-
lalo lakossag, hogy az adocsalo
milliomosok lit evi ot-tiz millio-
kat keresnek, mikor millio meg
millio ember kozjotekonysagra
van utalva, akkor maid mem sir
nanak az adoert.
Ha gyakrabban emlegetnek,
hogy gonosztev6k azok, akik
osszeraboltak mindent ett6l a
kifosztott nemzett6l, akkor maid
ha1kabban ugatnanak, hogy to-
vabbra is legyen szabad rab
las megengedve az orszagban
A tarsadalom ellensegei azok
milliomos Is milliardos crook
ok, akik lit alland6an zajonga-
max, panaszkodnak, sirnak Is
larmaznak es akik minden aron
maguk kepere akarjak csinalni
az orszagot Is lit lenne a leg
f6bb ideje, hogy a sz6t Is a
panaszt forrasszak ra a tor
kukra.
Es ha mar ugyis mindegy, ha-
mar a szocialistak megreforma-
l6dasa sem tetszik nekik, akkor
italian legjobb lenne az elnoknek
minel elesebben balra terni a
programmal.
Mert ma mar lathatja, hogy a
t6kes osztaly orditoz6 szajat be-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27

A hires opera a mithologiai
istenek alkonyarol szamol be, mi
viszont foldi istensegek alko-
nyanak vagyunk a tanui.
Ugy latszik, hogy kiralysag
es fejedelemseg rossz iizlet Is
egyre kellemetlenebb munka lesz
a Vilagon.
A haboru alatt kiralyi tro-
nok ugy rogytak ossze, mint az
olcso nyari, enyvezett szekek ha
megaznak es a koronas fox fe-
jeir6l a vihar a koronakat le-
csapta.
Itt-ott fej is utana ment a
ragyogo ekszernek.
Es bar a megmaradt kiralyok
igyekezn magukat "jol viscl-
nj, nekik is eppen eleg kclle-
metlenseget kell lenyelni.
Nemreg az angol kiralyt a
tr6nbeszed alatt egy gorcnita
kepvisel6 iinnepelyesen parazita-
max nevezte es 6felsegenek, =
akinek a szemelye tudvalev6leg
scent Is serthetetlen, - le KEEL
lett nyelni szepen az inzultust.
Utana az vi belga kiraly ko-
ronazasanal rendeztek nagyobb
botranyt a vorosek Is oft sem
mertek velik semmitsem csi-
ualni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
'lgy Sc nemjo, ugy Sc mem jj66... F"

Sinclair tehat - nagyon he
lyesen es nagyon okosan al
kut ajanlott fel a demokrata part
max, amelyiknek a jeloltje Is
hajlando veliik megegyezni egy
olyan kozos programban, amely
sokkal mersekeltebb a Sinclair
szemelyes programjanal, de a.
mely meg mindig ludb6rosre csi-
MALTA a milliomosok hatb6ret.
Vagyis Sinclair mersekelt lett
es alkalmazkodott nagyreszt a
Roosevelt fele vi dealhez. Ami
vel eleri, hogy legalabb VALA-
NIT meg tud csinalni prog
rambol.
Most aztan ez ellen orditoz-
max tokesek.
Most ait vonitjak, hogy Sin
clair elarulta programjat, hogy
alkut kotott a politikusokkal,
hogy baranyb6rbe butt farkas-
kent megy a kormanyz6 sze-
kGbe.
Vagyis a hideg rata 6ket dii-
hukben Is tajtekot turtak tehe-
tetlen mergukben, hogy a szo-
cialista Sinclair van a demokrata
ticketen Californiaban kormany-
zonak jelolve.
Es most azert fulladnak meg,
inert Paulus lett a Saulusbol
inert Sinclair mersekelte a prog
ramjat es ma mar mem orditoz-
hatnak, hogy Roosevelt ta-
borban vorosek is tanyaznak.
Szoval az listen mem tudna ele-
get tenni ezeknek a crookoknak
akik mindig ugy tele vannak pa
nassau, mintha az Vi deal 6ta
puszta szalman elnenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
.... Ket Legeny : Ket Viagreszben **. 80.

kas legcsekelyebb eredmeny nelkul A szom
szedos farmerek persze megtudtak attol
kezdve az 'aranybanya" volt trefalkozasuk
allando celtablaja. Egyszer aztan megunta
Mueller hiabavalo kiadast, meg ugratast
betemettette az "aranybanyat'.
Muelerne egy kis kunyhot epittetett ar
ra helyre, hogy meg legyen jelolve. Mert 8
rendiletleniil htte tovabb is, hogy oft "kell
valaminek lenni." Csak talan nagyon melyen.
Meg ma is hiszi EFT. Exert mem fogja &
kenyszerito okok nelkul eladni farmjat. Akar
jol teszi, akar mem, de szentul meg van rola
gyozodve, hogy ha mem is, de leanya vagy
unokaja kitarto munkaval megtalaljak kim
cset. Bevallom, en- is osztom ezt a hitet -
bar Tanner nevet rata.
- Ez igazan nagyon erdekes! = rnond-
ia Dako.
Es Tamas gyonyorii abrandba merritt. Ha
& banyaszhatna XII kincset Amy szamara.
- Kar, hogy az a varazsvesszos holgy
mem mondta meg, milyen melysegig kell
hatolni - szolalt meg toprengve.
Csak termeszetes, hogy ez utan az ell
beszeles utan legenyek koruljartak be-
temetett banyat nezegettek, morzsolgattak
talajat, bar szakert6k mem leven, aranytar-
talmara ugyse tudtak volna kovetkeztetni,
ha lett volna mbol
Masnap, a legnyajasabb bucsu utan, ut
max indultak, ket hatalmas csomaggal, me-
lyeket Mrs. Tanner kildott Mrs Mueller
szamara
Valtsanak fe minel elobb, hogy en-
is minel elobb tuleshessek azon az atkozott
operacion - ezek voltak Tanner kapitany
bucsuszavai vasuti allomason.
- Ha rajtunk all, ugy lesz! - fogad-
kozott Dako. Tanas, mint idosebbnek, al
landoan neki engedte at a szot hogy mind
kettojuk neveben nyilatkozzek
Utkozben nekividulva beszelgettek jo-
vend6 eletikrol, inert szinte biztosra vettek,
hogy megkapjak berletet.
- Hallod, az az arany, amit mem ta
laitak meg. mar engem is hivogat! - val
lotta be Dako
Engem is Az aranynak meg neve
is kisertes. Eppen azert ne gondoljunk ra.
listen segedelmevel megelunk becsuletes
munkank utan.
Meg. Hanem az Sc bolondsag, ha
valak farmjan veletleniil aranyleletre buk-
kan...
Hiaba szotak lie az aranyat, hiaba
mondtak, hogy minden rossznak az Okla, az
arany mar oft motoszkalt fejlkben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27

lekuzdjek.
De akkor sincsenek megele-
gedve, ha megnyugtatas eri 6ket
kormany reszerol.
Mert 6k sem jot, sem rosszat
sem kommunizmust, sem kapita-
lizmust mem akarnak ETTOL a
kormanytol.
Nekik hoover-harding kor-
manyok kellenek, 6k korlatlan
urai es uralkodoi akarnak lenni
az orszagnak, nekik tehat mar
az otven percentes osztalekot is
hiaba kinalna aranytalcan a kor.
manyunk, abban is hibat tudna.
max talalni.
Mikor Sinclairt Californiaban a
demokratak jeloltek, egyszerre
elkezdtek orditozni, hogy most
mar bolsevik kormanyzo is lesz
egy allamban. Is bizonygattak
hogy ime, demokrata part, a
Roosevelt partja szels6seges
szocialistakat fog1al magaban.
Sinclair minden radikalizmu.
sat hirtelen rairtak a Roosevelt
terhere es bizonygattak, hogy
az vi deal vorosebb a kommunis.
ia fekelynel.
Most aztan varatlan meglepe'
tes erte 6ket Sinclair reszer6l.
A california; kormanyzojelolt
nagyon jol tudja, hogy a kor'
manyz6nak maganak hiaba var
radikalis programme, ha tor.
venyhozok odaallnak az utjaba
Ahogy ait peldaul a pennsyl
vaniai crookok Pinchot prog.
ramjaval megtettek, amit egyt6l
egyig elgancsoltak a torvenyho
zas hazaban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
(Folytatjuk).
ISTENEk ALkONYA

Most a holland kiralyn6 from
beszedebe "koptek belle" a kom-
munistak es, a felseges, asszony-
max AIT Ell kellett szinten beke-
vel viselni.
Huszonot ev el6tt i1yesmiert a
kozonseges emberfejek meg 1e-
gordiiftek vo1na Is akkoriban
Vilmos csaszar mar azert is dii-
hongott, hogy azok a bitang
sock leveg6t mertek szivni az
orszagban, amelyb6l veszede-
lem pillanataban gyavan elfutott
a nagy csaszar.
lgaz ugyan, hogy meg mindig
eleg jo dzsab a kiralysag, inert
a nepek ait dzsabot tisztesse-
gesen fizetik, de viszont ezeket
a kellemetlensegeket olyan bosz-
szanto lehet a felkent Is scent
szemelyeknek lenyelni, hogy cso-
dalnunk kell a kitartast, amivel
ragaszkodnak dzsabokhoz.
Talan azert mem kvittolnak,
inert az orosz foldreng&s meg
mutatta a nagyhercegek Is kis-
hercegek igazi Cricket Is meg
tanitotta 6ket, hogy kenyeret ke-
resni becsuletees munkaval mem
tudnak.
AIT kell hinniink, hogy sajat
joszantukb6r mem is fognak soha
kvittolni Is inkabb elnyelnek
minden megbantast ezekben a
depresszios evekben, de a dzs&-
bokat mem hagyjak.
Csak az a kerdes, hogy q
nemzetek mikor unjak meg teny-
leg ezeket kit0mott vasalt in
geket Is mikor fogjak valameny-
nyinek a time-ot kiadni?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27

Faj nekik a Macy ado, faj ne
xix az NRA-ban megs zabott nagy
munkaber, faj nekik az arany-
dollar leertekelese, faj nekik a
t6zsde Observation-Disclosures es
olyan larmat csapnak, mintha
valamennyit az akasztofa ala
vinne az vi deal.
Gazdag urak, akik milliokat,
SGT tucatmilliokat keresnek even
te, sirankoznak a legtobbet es
olyan nagyon feltik a demokra-
ciat meg szabadsagot, mintha
eddig mindig ait ettek volna es
csakis ait ettek volna reggelire.
ebedre es vacsorara.
Es a lapjaik, a szennylapjaik.
a hearst-lapjaik, a brisbane lap
jaik nap-nap utan ugy tele van
max panasszal, mintha holnapra
ennek az osztalynak igazan mem
jutna ebedre.
Soha a tizenket millionyi
nincstelen, koldusbotra jutott
szerencsetlen ember egyiittveve
mem sirankozott, mem jajvesze-
kelt, mem kifogasolt, mem kriti-
zalt annyit, mint az a par szaz
ragadozo hiena, akik osszera.
boltak lit mindent az orszagban
es akik attol felnek, hogy az
vi deal nemi gatat vet az ege-
szen szabad rablasnak.
Ha egy-egy kormanytag mem
nyugtatja meg 6ket naponta,
hogy a hog-korszak ujra kezd6.
dix, akkor mindjart vert latnak
akkor a kommunizmus RENE
mindig Oft van el6ttiik Is egy.
masutan szervezik a ligakat
hogy a kormany-k -kommunizmus1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1934-09-27
Folytatas

- Az lenne csak jo! Peldaul aranykin-
cset! = trefalkozott Mueller.
A mernokne kerte, hogy adjon neki egy
hosszu, vekony, frissen metszett vesszot. EN-
dekszem, mogyorobokorrol vagott neki Muel-
Ter. Kezebe vette elindult Mi mindannyian
a nyomaban, szotlanul = nehogy zavarjuk.
Mar vagy negyedoraja setaltunk S najdnem
elertuk dombok labat, mikor vessz6 le-
haj1ott haromszor erintette foldet. A szep
asszony elhalvanyult, maid kipirult.
- Kivansaga teljesu1t! lit arany van!
- jelentette XII Muellerhez fordulva = Gra-
tulaiok!
Persze & forro koszonetet mondott S
mindannyian elhalmoztuk bokokkal, rendki-
Will kepessegeit magasztalva. De ferfiak
reszer6l ez csak sep asszonynak szolo ked-
veskedes volt. Mert amikor az erdekes par
tavozott Muellerne ragyogo szernmel for
dult ferjehez, kerve, hogy azonnal asasson a
hahotaztak.
Ugyan. csak mem csina1ok magan-
boil bolondot Mem hiszek az effele szemfeny-
vesztssben.
Mem szemfenyvesztes az, ami mar
sok helyen sikerult - vedte igazat Muellerne.
- Es nemely he1yen hiaba astak
- Istenem, olykor leghiresebb tudo-
sok is tevednek, a legpontosabb miiszereh
birtokaban, pont varazsvesszo legyen min
denkor csalhatatlan?
- No latod.. tetelezd hat fel, hogy lit
Is tevedett
= Ne incselkedj, inert ugyse nyugszom
addig, mig mem asatsz azon helyen.
Mem is nyugodott Mueller pedig sokkal
udvariasabb ferj volt, mntsem komolyan el-
1ene szegult volna felesege kivansaganak
Mindjart masnap munkasokat rendelt meg
jelolt helyre. Volt kozottuk egy idosebb ho-
bo is, aki mint aranyaso szerzett vagyont a
california; aranymez6kon azutan eldorbe-
zolta. Ez csak vigyorgott amint asojat belle
vagta foldbe Muellerne megkerdezte t6le,
hogy mi velemenye A ven lokoto RESERVES
arcot vagott.
- Szo1j igazat, betorik fejed!
- Senki Sc tori be, csak mondja, mint
tapasztalt aranyaso, van-e remenyiink ahhoz,
hogy lit aranyat lelunk?
- Hat en- amondo vagyok, hogy lelni
lelhetiink, ha aranypenzt asott Ell ide valaki,
de egyebkent... mem olyan kornyek ez!
Muellerne az veemenye dacara Sc ad-
ia fel remenyt Hetekig asott nehany mum