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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

cracked and the melee became general.
Haley and his men were driven back
and citizens, enraged at the action of
the officers in starting the firing which
resulted in one citizen being severely
wounded, made common cause with
the members of the army.
Some of the deputies we're over
powered and disarmed. Later in the
day 10 of the deputies were arrested
but were afterwards released without
any action being taken. The army took
possession of another engine and left
the one it had been using on a side
track. Parting addresses were made by
Hogan and Cunningham regretting the
bloodshed and expressing appreciation
of the reception given by the citizens
and the town. and the C~oxeyties pro-
ceeded upon their way.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

BOYS AND G1RLs-Turn to the
page with the Post Toasties advertise
ment and see the insignia and Access
series for the Junior Oman Corps,
which are yours for the necessary
package tops.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

WHEAT MEETS DOMESTIC NEEDS
Total supplies of wheat in the United
States for the 1867 season are large
enough for the usual domestic require
ments, with short supplies of red spring
wheat and Gurum. Imports of these
two will continue, reports the bureau
of agricultural economics.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

The Island Of Bali, picturesque spot
In the Malay archipelago, Is beginning
isation With the arrival Of automobiles
and increased tourist trade.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

BOYS AND GIRLS-Are you q Jun
ior G-Man Corps member? Every
body's joining up. See how it's done,
and the badges and fingerprint sets.
illustrated In the Post Toasties ad on
another page.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1936-09-25

Germany has banned the importa-
ton of articles containing precious
metals.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07
STRONG MAN
TO REVEAL
NEW FEATS

AL Ritchie, strong man and i'm
personator of the comic strip char
acter, Popeye, will make two person.
al appearances in Ell Centre at 4
GAS p. m. Thursday in several
new feats of strength and imperson-
ations, he announced Tuesday.
Among features of Thursdays
performance will be those in which
Ritchie bends a two-inch well tub
ing over his neck while 10 men are
swinging on either end of the pipe,
and in which dozen girls stand
upon a three-inch plank across
Ritchies back, lettering back and
forth.
Richie will fill engagements
Tuesday at the Lions club in Ell
Centric and the Kiwanis club in
Brawley. Wednesday he will appear
before the Calexico Kiwanis club
and the Brawley Rotary club. He
will be at the Roy H. Womack
Chevrolet agency in CaleXico all day
Friday, and at the Womack agency
in Brawley Saturday
Next week Richie will tour I'm
perial Valley prior to climaxing his
visit here Saturday, Jan. 10, when
he will pull from six to 10 railway
express agency platform trucks
along Main street in Ell Centre by
his neck.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07
DIRECTORS TAKE ELABORATE
PLANS TO AVOID MOVIE 'BONERS'

Hollywood is perhaps the worlds
greatest market for headache tab
lets.
This is due, in no small part, to
the minor inaccuracies which creep
into even the most perfectly-made
pictures. Each such mistake will
bring a ton of mail from eagle-eyed
fans who point the finger of scorn
at Hollywood's methods.
To guard against such movie
boners" a breakdown" of every seem
ario is made for the assistant di-
rector, the property man and the
set-dresser.
William Forsyth uses such script
in "Everybody's Old Man." in which
Irving Cobb is featured.
The story concerns one William
Franklin, an elderly food Gamer,
played by Cobb. The scene, the
script tells us, is the interior of
Franklin's office and ante-room.
Forsyth's page of script reads:
Extra talent and bits: Clerks for
outer office"
Scene Number and short resume
of action: Time, dayl scenes ell"
then detailing the small bit of bus
mess concerning the five actors.
Essential properties: Doctors
black bag, portrait of Lincoln, print
of Washington crossing the Della
ware, old-fashioned roll-top desk,
Effects: Process plate for win
dow Shot-scene TO-" This is an en-
larged photograph of the skyline of
business district.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Nat Milgram, head of a Kansas
City chain store group, predicted
that commodities in competitive
markets, such as flour and sugar,
would be reduced the amount of
the processing tax within "a hours
in cash stores.
Thomas E. Wilson, chairman Of
the board of Wilson & Co., predict
ed a wholesome effect on the live
stock and meat packing industries.
Many packers early last year
began to doubt the validity of the
processing taxes Wilson said.
Having the matter finally settled
is bound to be helpful to all the
interests commemorative producer,
the packer, the wholesaler and the
consumer"
Hog prices advanced sharply at
the Chicago union Stockyards after
commission men learned the pack
ers would not have to pay the $2.25
per hundred pounds processing
tax. Final quotations were 10 to 20
cents above the close of last week
after an early loss of 25 to 30 cents
had been cancelled.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Imperial county, from Ralph B.
Smith, district director.
The work provided will help
considerably in the annual slack
season between the closing of pea
harvest and the opening of har-
vest of other winter crops in the
valley, in the opinion of w. S.
Filter, county director for the
State Relief Association.
Imperial county's relief case load
at present is 463, Filter said, and
the opening of the WPA projects,
prospects of Public Works Ad-
ministration projects and work
provided by private industry
through the Nation Unemployment
Administration, undoubtedly will
place the county in a satisfactory
position as far as relief is concern
ed, Filter said.
Projects Listed
1t is impossible for workers to
be certified to WPA projects un-
less they have received relief
through the SRA between May |,
and November l, 1885, Filter ex-
planned, and thus it is useless for
workers to seek relief at this time
as a means of obtaining certifica-
ton to WPA projects.
The six projects for which money
was allocated include:
Calexico-water works improve
ment to cost $21,031 which will
provide work for Sc men for four
Westmorland-city hall construc-
ton at a cost of $10,186 to provide
employment for "a men for four
Bard area-culvert construction
to cost $7,452 to provide employ
ment for 81 men for three months.
Winterhaven-jail living quar-
tiers to cost $2,926 to provide en-
ployment for IA men for two
months.
neutrality-suspicious. of the
Union high school grounds and
well to cost $3,793 to provide en-
ployment for IA men for three
months.
Acacia-improvements to school
to cost 1851 to provide employment
for five men for two months.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07
MRS. LINDSAY
DIES IN l.. A.

In the death of Mrs. Mary f.
Lindsay of Los Angeles, Imperial
Valley has lost one of its pioneers
and the Won!an's Ten Thousand
club of Ell Centre, one OF, its first
members.
Mrs. Lindsay died Sunday morn
ing in Los Angeles as the result Of
a heart attack. Funeral services
will be conducted Wednesday at
80 p. m. from the funeral chapel
of w. A. Brown, 1915 Flower street,
Los Angeles.
During her years of residence in
the valley Mrs. Lindsay was active
in civic work and served on many
committees for the Ten Thousand
club. At the time of the World war
played an important part in local
war work.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

notorious polygamy cases.
The two men, Price johnson and
I, c. Spencer, started with Sheriff
Ernest Graham on the 350-mile
automobile drive to the prison
after leaving written statements
reiterating their beliefs and pre-
dieting that their appeals eventu-
ally would result in legal sanction
for polygamy. Each regarded him
self as victim of religious per-
secution and insisted he was not
law breaker.
Johnson, in his statement, said,
las made plain at my trial, plural
marriage is fundamental part of
my religious belief believe
God gave a commandment to his
people to obey the law Of
plural marriage as he did to Abra
ham of old. This belief is ground
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07
AAA Decision Will
Cut Food Prices

CHICAGO, Jan. T. WP) - The
housewife will pay less for flour,
sugar, meat and other food prod
ucts as the result of the supreme
court decision overthroWing the
AAA, observers agreed today.
Opinions differed as to whether
the reductions would come at once
or would be gradual. Food process
sorS were cautious in commenting
concerning immediate reductions.
Chances wrought by the decision
were so complex that business
leaders were wary of predicting the
ultimate significance.
ut is probably mistake to as
sumo that there can be an imme-
date response to the supreme courts
action" said Siebel C. Harris,
member of a leading grain COM
mission firm. 1T seems to us that
millers will want to take a day or
two to find their bearings. Before
making sales without the process
ing tax included. Millers will want
to be absolutely satisfied that they
are on firm ground"
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07
KEENEST RIVALRY
BETWEEN ACTORS

HOLLYWOOD.-Keenest rivalry
in Hollywood these days is between
Mack Gray and Alec Hill, the lat
ter colored, who are George Rats
stooges. Mack has tried for years
to break into the acting ranks in
a big way and never quite sue
ceeded, while Alec, newcomer to
the Raft fold, is now about the
third or fourth most important
Negro actor in films. Alec's latest
role was with his boss in 1T Had
to Happen. Mack is still trying,
and Raft is laughing.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07
Hewes to Talk
At Farm Meets

Evan T. Hewes, chairman of the
Imperial Irrigation District board
of directors, will speak at two farm
center meetings this week, discuss
ing the districts power program.
Hewes will speak Thursday for
Rose Mesquite at the meeting at
7:30 p. m. in the Mesquite Lake
school. In addition to bis talk, W. E
Walters, secretary of the Ell Centre
Production Credit association, will
speak on production credit loans.
Friday HeWeS will speak at the
Spruce Westmorland'S meeting to
be held at 7:45 o'clock in the West
morland school.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Even the floors in the home were
collected from old houses by Mrs.
Beck.
Better Land Provided
In analysing the work of the Re
settlement Administrator i'll Reg
ion l for the past first months of
it's operation, Mrs. Beck stressed the
fact that large numbers of families
living on land so poor that it will
not produce. enough to afford an
adequate standard Of living, and
living under conditions which are
economically and socially intoler-
able have been provided with the
means and guidance to provide
themselves with better farms.
Already $4,000 acres of land in
eastern Connecticut have been &C
quired, involving the retirement Of
poor lands and their conversion into
forest and recreation acres.
In Rhode Island, $4,000 is be-
ing spent for 10000 acres. 1t will
be developed as the Rhode Island
Forest Project. Similarly, in other
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

ed in my very being the con-
stitution of our country guaran-
tees to every man the right TO
practice his religion unmolested so
long as it does not interfere with
the rights of other people. firmly
believe that when this case is
taken before the supreme court
our cause will be indicated"
Each man was sentenced to 10
months to two years in prison
Several days ago, they requested
transfer from the Mohave county
jail, where they were held pend
ing their appeals, to the state pri-
son. Time served in the county
Jail, they pointed out, would not
apply on their sentences if their
appeals fail.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Statue of Liberty. photograph Of
Franklin plant; large picture of
Franklin can with Franklin trade
mark, lot of sample cans of Frank
lin products. can opener on wall
ard old-fashioned one for the desk,
large can of olives, box of Gig ars.
three or four cans Of competitors
products"
1t is the duty of the property man
to see that all these objects are on
the scene; the duty of the set dress
er to see that the pictures are hung
i'll the proper place. -
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07
SCOUT CLASS
WILL BEGIN
WEDNESDAY

First meeting of the advanced
course in the principles of Scout
mastership will be held Wednes-
day at 7:30 O'Clock in Wilson school.
Any one interested may attend
but only those who have completed
previous courses may be eligible for
certificates.
j. w. Holiday, vice principal Of
Brawley high school, will speak as
will Carl N. Helmick, Scout eXecu-
tive.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07
Makeup Scorned ;
By Cobb in Film

HOLLYWOOD-No makeup for
Irwin S. Cobb. The celebrated hui
morist now starring in "Everybody's
Old Man., thinks his own complex
ion is good enough for the screen if
it's good enough for him. When
not before the camera he invariably
has a well-chewed cigar clutched
between the first three fingers of
his right hand.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

states of the region large land util-
ization programs are in process, with
two objectives always in mind, first,
providing new employment for farm
people in retaining land, and in
taking poor lands out of cultivation
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07
p A R A 6 R A p H S
In The Neavs

Arrested by Police. A. Littrell
was arrested Monday night by Ell
Centre police on a drunk charge.
He pleaded guilty in Judge Lee
Nuffer's court Tuesday morning
and was released to pay a $40
fine.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07
GRETA CARLO
ILL AT VILLA
IN SWEDEN

LONDON, Jan. 7. UH-The Ex-
change Telegraph said today Greta
Carlo has been i'll in her villa at
Nykoping, Sweden, the last six
weeks with a serious throat afflic-
ton.
The report said the condition Of
the Swedish film star once was
considered rather critical" but
that she now was able to leave her
bnd
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07
Bar Gunner Faces
Murder Charges

PRESCOTT, Ariz., Jan. 7. UP
Charles Hodges, owner of a Pres
colt bar, today faced murder
charges as result of the fatal shoot
ing of Clyde E. Revelle, 20, tram
sient.
County authorities alleged Hodges
shot Revelle without cause. The
accused man and his bartender,
Joe Davis, declared Revelle and
several friends came into the place
looking for trouble.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07
TWO POLYGAMISTS
TAKEN TO PRISON

KINGMAN, Ariz. Jan. 7. (UP)-Two convicted poly
gamists still insisting they believed firmly in plural
riage command of God, taken to State prison
today to begin serving the sentences they drew in Arzona
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07
$40 24O in Government
Job Funds AIIocafed

Federal funds totaling $46,249 alocated to I'M
peria county Works Progress Administration projects
and work scheduled to begin within the next days.
providing employment for lat men, according to word
received today by j. Kenneth HickoX WPA manager
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Auto StOlen-D. T. Baer reported
to police Monday night that his
Buick roadster was stolen while he
attended a movie.
Boy! Good Hamburgecs-Riedys
(Dl0F I'd
Boxer Accused - Lee Mckenzie,
FL Centre, filed a complaint at po-
lice headquarters Monday night
charging John Doe Allen, a boxer,
had stolen lamp and oil stove.
90
Hot Popcorn, Peandts-Riedys.
D10PTFN
Brought to Jail-Lotenia Ouaaby,
Negro. was brought to the county
Jail Monday night to serve 30
day jail sentence imposed for va
grancy. He was arrested and SEN
fenced in Winterhaven.
Julia Bracektt - Voice sses,
reasonable rates. Kenah Idios
Phone 189-W. (J7P-J10P)
Mt. Signal Meeting-Mt. Signal
farm center will meet Friday night
at 7:45 o'clock in the Mt Signal
school where East Lynne" will be
presented by Experimental thea
ire. There will also be a program
of music and recreation.
Starner Auction Thursday on the
Starner ranch, 81 miles south of
Holtville at 10 sharp-12 head extra
good horses and mules, good cars,
extra good Is caterpillar tractor l
John Deere tractor, good Admiral
hay press. All kinds of hay tools,
disc, chicken equipment and rows of
small tools. Sale starts 1890 sharp
Thursday. linn g. linn, Auction
GERS. (J7P-J8-A)
Meet me at Sherwoods.
(O26P- A36A)
Issue Building Permit-A build
ing permit for $50 was issued
Rutillio Senecerio for a dwelling
at Brighton near Fairfield, accord
ing to records at Ell Centre city
hall.
Townsend Radio Talks KXO Tues
DAY $50 p. m. DR.. M. G. Blume,
Sat $50 p. m. A. B. Clymer, Seeley.
Negro Arrested-Isadore Lawson,
Negro, was arrested by Ell Centric
city police Monday afternoon on
battery charge. Bail was set at
SIS and the case continued until
Thursday. Viola Herd, Negro, COM
planned that he struck her with his
fist and threatened her with a
knife.
Hotel California Coffee shop, char
coal broiled steaks, mixed drinks.
-MA2A)
Missing Girls FOund-TWo Ne
gro girls, missing from Brawley,
were found in Ell Centric Monday
by police and turned over to pro-
baton officers.
Meet me at SherwOOd's.
(O2fP-A25A)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

An alloy has been used with gold
since a period many centuries earlier
than 1000 years ago. Gold in the raw
state was known in the later stone
age.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

The maximum production Of chew
ing tobacco was virtually reached
as early as 1897.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Meet me at SherwOOd's.
(O2fP-A25A)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Missing Girls FOund-Two Ne
gro girls, missing from Brawley,
were found in Ell Centric Monday
by police and turned over to pro-
baton officers.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Mt. Signal Meeting-Mt. Signal
farm center will meet Friday night
at 7:45 o'clock in the Mt. Signal
school where East Lynne" will be
presented by Experimental thea
ire. There will also be a program
of music and recreation.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Julia Bracektt Voice sses
reasonable rates. Kenah Idios
Phone 189-W. (J7P-J10P(
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Hotel California Coffee shop, char
coal broiled steaks, mixed drinks.
(N2P- MA2A)
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Brought to Jail-Lotenia Quaaby,
Negro. was brought to the county
Jail Monday night to serve a 30
day jail sentence imposed for va
grancy. He was arrested and SEN
fenced in Winterhaven.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Boxer Accused - Lee Mckenzie,
FL Centre, filed a complaint at po-
lice headquarters Monday night
charging John Doe Allen, boxer,
had stolen lamp and oil stove.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Hot Popcorn, Peandts-Riedy's
(Dl0PTFr
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Auto StOlen-D. T. Baer reported
to police Monday night that his
Buick roadster was stolen while he
attended a movie.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Boy. Good Hamburgecs-Riedy's
D10F I'd
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

Townsend Radio Talks KXO Tues
DAY $50 p. m. DR.. M. G. Blume,
Sat $50 p. m. A. B. Clymer, Seeley.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-01-07

1NICOI IEIO ttV R0tINt " OONtN's
(O26P -A36A)
Issue Building Permit-A build
ing permit for $50 was issued
Rutillio Senecerio for a dwelling
at Brighton near Fairfield, accord
ing to records at FL Centre city
hall.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-03
IRON
A NAPTARERT

es kuldje be a szallitasi k0lt-
seget meg ma. Ha el6fizetese
rendben van, ket naptart rem
deIhet. Egyiket - ha akarja
elkiildjiik az 6hazaba, vagy
akarhova, ahova On kivanja,
vagy akar mindkett6t elkiild.
jik az On cimere. Egy nap.
tara rs centet, ket naptarra
so centet tessek kiildeni. -
Mem el6fizet6knek p6nzert a
naptart mem adjuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-03
imadkozni, nezdel6dni es pi-

imadkozni, nezdelodni es pi-
henni.
Egy napot, vagy legalabb
egy par orat ARA szant a bu-
csus, kulonosen akit koranal
fogva holmi k0szvenyfele mar
utolert hogy megfiirodjek a
Szentkut vizeben.
Ez a fiirdes mem volt vala-
mi kenyelmes, inert a fiirdo
igazgatosaga negy szemelyt
engedett egy kadban fur0dni,
es bizony kevesen voltak, akik
egyedil fiirodtek.
A fiirdonel sok "fun" volt,
inert az istentelen verebelyi
legenyek, akik a fakadakba,
fazsilipeken a vizet engedtek,
bizony be-beneztek az ablak
zsalugaterjen, kulon0sen ha
fiatalabb menyecskek is vol
TAX a flird6ben. Ha eszrevet-
tex, akkor volt sivalkodas, de
durvasag, vagy tragarsag SO
ha mem lett a dologbol.
Nekem, es ait hiszem min
den fatal szemelynek, az es-
tex tetszettek a legjobban.
Este csendesseg volt, meg a
folyton kerincsel6 koldusok is
elvonultak pihenni, vagy inni
a kocsmakba es amig az ore
gek a kocsik kozt csendesen
beszeltek hiszen Sok-sok
ezer jobarat, akik oft ismer-
kedtek meg, evenkent csak oft
talalkozott egymassal - ad-
dig a fiatalok meg csak
mem is beszeltek.
A bucsukkal erkezo lanyok
S legenyek a fax ala, a bokrok
koze huzodtak es tapintatos
ember mem ment arrafele
legalabb egy felmerfold tavol-
sagba, inert mindenki tudta
hogy a szerelmes parok MERE
fele >bujkaltak. (Termeszete.
sen en- mem voltam tapintatos
szemely, en- bizony hat be-be
neztem azokba a bokrokba.)
Ezeket a sorokat azonban
felre ne ertse senki, inert er.
k0lcstelenkedes oft mem tor
tent. A mi gyerekkorunkbar
"esett lanyok' Magyarorsza-
gon a nagy ritkasagok kozt
tartoztak es a Szentkutna.
esett 0lelkezesek sokkal ar
tatlanabb dolgok voltak azok.
nal a "pet" "-olasoknal, ankle
lit az automobilokban liz 6
tisztessegesebb ifjusag.
De a szazados tolgyfak bi
zony ejjelenkent a tavaszro
susogtak, a Scent Janos bo
garak a szerelemrol ziimm0g
tex es a csillagok joakaratta
bolintgattak azokra, akil
megereztek, hogy az embel
azert fatal, hogy szeressen.
Hej, de nagyon sokkal ke
vesebb fatal lany, legen.
! erezte volna magaban, hog.
ajtatoskodni kivan a scent
kutnal, ha eek az estek men
, lettek volna olyan kedvesek.
. Akkor ugyan mem sep la
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-03

nyok cipeltek volna a Scent
Sziiz szobrat a vallaikon a
tizedik hatarbol, akkor a lo-
bogokat, a Fesziiletet csupa
Greg embereknek kellett vol
ma cipelni.
(Igaz, hogy akkor talan mem
tortent volna meg, hogy neha
= hazafele - a lobogok nye-
let hirtelen egy-egy parazs
verekedesre hasznaljak, ami
bizony megesett olykor a nyal-
ka legenyek kezeben.)
Az iinnepen aztan vege volt
a fun max, k0vetkezett a
diszes nagy mise, a predika-
clio a szabadban, az emlektar-
gyak megaldasa, az imadsag
es az - indulas hazafele.
A bucsuzas szomoru volt,
de az 0regebbek megnyugo-
dott lelket, a fiatalok szep
emleket vittek hazafele ma
gukkal. E's a kovetkez6 evben
megint csak elmentek.
Meleg, vihar, ESQ mem tart
ia otthon AIT, aki a szentkuti
bucsukat megszokja. Mert a
hit, a remenyseg, az emleke-
zes ujra meg ujra visszavisz
oda mindenkit.
A verebelyi fiatalsag ezeket
a szentkuti ejjeleket mem el-
vezte, es eppen azert mem is
sokat tor0d0tt a Szentkuttal.
Csak bucsu napjan mentek
XII = lopni verebelyi lege-
nyek.
Tt sem kell semmi rosszra
gondolni.
Az en- falumban gyerekko-
romban egyetlen egy ember
volt, akinek a kezehez vasa-
rokon ertekes targyak tapad-
tax.
A legenyek a bucsukon vir-
tusbol loptak egy-egy g0r0g-
dinnyet, amit az araert sem
volt erdemes a fehersegen at
vinni, vagy egy-egy mezeska-
lacs szivet, ami ertekesebb es
becsesebb volt, ha a lopas vir-
tussaga tapadt az emlekhez.
Az en- szegeny, elhetetlen
zsellerfalum meg csak iizletet
sem akart csinalni a Szentkut-
Dol.
A mezeskalacsot, imakony-
vet, emlekeket arusito satoros
kereskedok mashonnan jartak
a videkre es meg a ''verebelyi
botot" is a hasznosiak, meg a
hutaiak csinaltak es arultak.
Ezekre a regi emlekekre
| gondoltam, eek forogtak az
eszemben, mikor Nagyboldog-
asszony el6tt egy par nappal
Verebelyben voltam, terme-
szetes hat, hogy nekivagtam
a feheresnek, hogy kimentem
a Szentkuthoz.
Hat AIT tapasztaltam, hogy
a feheres ugyan be van i'll
tetve arnyekot ado akaccal,
de a teteje meg ma sincs k0-
zelebb a tenger szinehez, ell
(Folytatas a 7-ik oldalon.)