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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-07-17
Lucky husband. 70 haze a wte uho an join him at the country club for a
game of goU-yet haze a tempting, mansised dinner for him afterwards!

and placed in a covered casserole
with seasonings and water; the ar
rots are slivered and put in another
covered casserole; and the apples
are cored and filled with sugar and
a dash of cinnamon and nutmeg,
and placed in a shallow glass bak-
ing dish with a small quantity of
water.
Then she sets the Timer Clock to
start the baking approximately one
hour and a half before the time she
expects to return home. It's only
a matter of less than a moment to
set the wen temperature control to
the desired temperature (Which, in
the case of this meal, is $50 de-
grees), and turn the oven switch to
bake. Then she's ready to set forth
for a merry afternoon of golfng
with nary a worry about her dinner.
Ready to Serve
When she arrives home, her dir
mel will have cooked the necessary
time and will be ready to erve--
piping hot and deliciously tempting.
And even if she is delayed at tho
club longer than she expects, her
dinner will not be burned, for tho
timer clock will automatically have
turned off the heat at the end CT
the proper cooking period.
What could be nicer-being HUB,
by's golf partner all afternoon and
being able to serve him a grand din
reg sf+ervards, too!
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-07-17
ownin' this layout yuh oughta get

acquainted a little bit at least"
"l'll stay where l am" snarled
Spelle. when I get ready to sit
down on that porch, it'll be when
it's mine"
"Then yuh'1l never sit on it,"
rasped Delevan suddenly, leaning
forward with fiery eyes. " l know
all about yuh Spelle an the things
yuh been tryin' to do to bust me.
Yuh bought off my own punchers
to rustic Box D cattle an throw
them onto yore range over north
east. Yuh even. paid EN- to try an
wipe me out. They did their
damndest an halfway succeeded.
I'm a cripple for life but thank
God my gun hand amt crippled.
An then again 1 been heasin'
things. Don't ever figger every
body is forgettia' that bank rob-
berry an murder of three good
men. Somehow, someway that af-
fair sfinks of yore paws, Spelle. 1t
works out jest a lettle too smooth
to yore advantage. Mebbe what
some of us know'd surprise yuh."
Spelle, obviously very angry, and
not a little fearful, whirled his
horse and rode away. There had
been a ring Of truth aboue Dele
vans last words which Spelle could
not shrug off. Delevan knew
something and if, as he had stated,
he could pay off them ortgage at
any time, it meant Spelle's big gam
bic had come to naught. Of course
Delevan might be bluffing. HE
would have to find out at any rate
and see the thing through to a.
finish, whatever the outcome
might be. Not that Spelle was real
ly considering defeat. He'd win,
whatever the cost or methods nee
essary. In the meantime, he'd do
a little thinking and figuring.
When he reached the Double s.
ranchhouse, Spelle's first move was
to go directly to his office and
send a messenger for Montana
Wade, erstwhile foreman of the
Box D.
"Wade," asked Spelle when the
turncoat had arrived. "D'yuh know
Of any way Delsvan could have got
hold O some money!"
"Nope. He was plumb broke
when I left. Any surplus he mighta
had was in Starbuck's bank an
that went with the hold-up."
"Uh-huh. Who's that smart
young jasper workin' for him?
Reckon he must O jest took him
on. Struck me as bein' a stranger %
Reckon that must be Clehoe.
Didn't see another with him, leath-
cry, silver topped ole ranny?"
mo. Was there two hired?"
"Yeh. Clehoe an the ole jasper,
named Tex Whipp1e. Don't know
what could O become of Whipple.
Most generally him an Clehooe
stick closer together than two
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-07-17
Everyday Cooking Miracles
BY VIRGINIA FRANCIS

she knows she'll have 4 good din
nsr cooked to perfection when she
returns home.
All she need do before she goes
out to the country club is to prepare
the dinner for baking. The ham loaf
is made and placed in a loaf pan
or ring mold; potatoes r peeled
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-07-17

Gust 4 minute, mister. How
would you like to have a FIRST class
cook and unpreoccupied lady &C.
company you to the country club
this afternoon? I can't promise I'll
let you win, but I can promise a
delicious man-sized dinner after
wards. C'monr"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-07-17
FIFTH INSTALMENT

1t took Tex a long quarter Of an
hour to write four kilograms. They
were Finished finally, however, and
paid for. Then Tex went out, took
his three faded mounts to a livery
stable, with advice that they were
to be fed and cared for until his
return. After that he ate a huge
breakfast and spent the balance Of
the time until the train had backed
in and made up, doing on a bag
gage truck in the sun.
For thirty-two hours Tex rode
west and south to the clicking of
rail and wheel. 1t was late after
noon when he swung from the train
at Sewer. He had hardly reached
the platform before there was a
leonine below of delight and a
huge, tawny bearded man caught
him by the shoulders, whirled him
around and began pumping his
hand nightly.
TEX, yuh old sand hawk-how
are yuh? What'cha want? I got
yore telegram an come arunnin'.
"Lafe-I need five thousand dol
lars. Got a chance to buy in fer
Johnny an myself on a regular
spread over the sweetest bit 1of
range yuh ever saw. The present
owner, names Delevan, is crippled
an he's fightin' a arrange grabbin'
skunk who bought up all the mort
cages on a local bank what went
under due to a robbery. This range
grabber gets ahold of a ten thou
sand dollar mortgage against Dele
van who he wants special to put on
the rocks. Delevan told me his
story 50 I'm figgerin' on steppin' in
an takin' up that mortgage for a
partnership split. l got five thou
sand of my own saved up. Been
waitin' for a chance like this to get
Johnny started on somethin' worth
while. If you can see fit to let me
have the money on a personal note
LATE, I'd shore be obliged"
Lafe Stillman's answer was to
draw a checkbook from his pocket
and twist the end off an old fash
toned fountain pen.
Five thousand be enough, Tex"
asked Lafe. IF yuh want more jest
say So"
Elves plenty Lafe, an shore
I'm thankin' yuh. Well go round
an see a lawyer an have him fix it
up legal"
Like hell we WILL" growled
Lafe. 'Yore words plenty for me
An femme tell yuh somethin'. If
l hear yuh're scrimpin an scratch
in SOS to be able to pay that back,
I'll be damned if I'll take it. Saw
WYE"
During Tex's absence Johnny
found plenty to keep him busy.
Early on the same morning that
Tex left, Delevan called Johnny
and Pink Crosby and Pod Fortune
to the ranchhouse and announced
that Johnny was now foreman Of
the Box D. Johnny having already
talked the thing over with Tex,
knew what was coming, but the
other two were somewhat sur
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-07-17
By l.. p. Holmes

prised, in view Of Johnny's tender
years. However, neither of them
had ever aspired to the job, S were
perfectly content to see Johnny get
it.
Pink Crosby was a bright-eyed
CHEEKY young fellow with clean
features and a peaches and cream
complexion. Pod Fortune was
hulking and slow going, with a
booming voice and a laugh which
made the walls of the bunkhouse
creak. Both were honest and faith
full.
Delevan held Johnny after the
other two had departed.
son." he said. Seem as this
partnership is comm up we'll want
a few %tallies to know where we
stand, mebbe. So I'd suggest yuh
take the boys an comb the plateau,
particularly the northeast side an
make a count of the cattle yuh
find holm up out in the meadows.
The widest critters generally hunt
that range. It's good range too.
but more or less deserted
Johnny nodded and went away
to the corrals. A half hour later
he and Crosby and Fortune jog
ged off around the crest.
The better part of an u%neventful
week passed, and then one day,
when out alone, Johnny swung
into the upper end of a little park
and came upon a rider squirting
easily about a group of cattle, ap-
parently studying their condition
and numbers. The rider was a
stranger to Johnny and instructive
ly he bristled. He logged down to-
ward the stranger and reined in
warily at a little distance.
Hello there he drawled care
lessly. "Lookin' fer somethin'?"
The stranger faced Johnny
cody. He was a big man, and
Johnny didn't like anything about
him.
81 asked yuh somethin'," snap
ped Johnny, nettled by the silence
of the other. who are yuh an
what do yuh want?"
I'm Silas Spelle," was the even,
cold reply. "Fm merely looking
over what will shortly be mine"
"Oh-yeah?" said Johnny, open
ly skeptical. "Well, shore now that
sounds pretty thin. Suppose yuh
amble On over to the Box D
ranchkouse an tell that same story
to ole San Juan Delevan. He oughta
be plumb interested.
Doubtless. Only I don't care
to talk to him today. My time to
talk will be a littlel alter. Then III
see him"
"Naw," said Johnny. CANT let
yuh get away today without seein'
him. Yuh better amhle along ahead
Of me-"
SSpelle stiffened and booked
Johnny over intently. His surface
examination was of a stalwar'
curley-headed, good looking kid
Good-looking, yes-but not exact
ly dangerous looking.
Don't be the FOOL" growled
Spelle. "I'm not interested today
He turned to ride away. Ths
next instant a Kissing loop settlee
over his shoulders and he wa.
dragged backwards from his sad.
die. Spelle, being a heavy man, hi
the ground hard, and for a mo.
ment he lay half stunned. By the
time he had recovered Johnny hac
expertly frsked him of weapons
and was back on his horse, rollins
a cigarette.
when yuh're feelin' up to il
yuh can fork yore boss again an
we'll amble in an see ole San Juan,'
suggested Johnny mildly.
Spelle cursed venomously, John.
ny listened patiently to the TRADE
calmly smoking until the cigarette
was reduced to a butt. This h
crumpled in his palm, tossed away
then reached for his rope ono,
more.
"All right" he snapped, the lev.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-07-17

scanned with thought and WEAKNESS,
for only fate the night before had
he come in from his trip to Sewer.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-07-17

OBuy In Greater Salisbury.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05

hogy mem lesz a megvalasz-
tasa utan sem Szovjet ebbol a
hazabol.
A fepublikanusbk tudtak
AIT, hogy Tugwell sem kom-
munista, hogy a kincstar
k0nyveit nem hamisitjak meg.
A demokratak viszont tud-
tax, hogy Landonnak a meg
valasztasa meg mem feltetlenJl
AIT jelenti, hogy Coughlin,
vagy AL Smithen keresztul a
DUPONT csalad i'll a nyeregbe
es hogy alma-arusitas mem
lesz a kOzeli hetekben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05

Tugwellr6l megallapitottak,
hogy egyenesen Stalinnak az
iigyn0ke, aki ket heten beltl
kommunizmust csinal ebben
a haZaban.
A kongresszusr6l a Hearst
lapok ezerszer megirtak, hogy
gyava kutyakbol all, akik le-
montak torvenyhoz6i jogukr6l.
Bej6soltak, hogy ha Roose-
veltet valasztjak meg, akkor
diktatura lesz az Egyesiilt
Allamokban, S ITALIAN ez lesz az
utols6 valasztas, inert azutan
Roosevelt XII fogja maga
kialtatni valami amerikai
Hitlernek.
Az egyik presidential
timber, aki senator, beszel-
getest hamisitott az eln0kkel.
A mask oldalon szinten
hasonlo meggondoltsaggal be-
Szeltek.
Megallapitottak, es kinyilat-
koztattak, hogy ha Landon
lesz az eln0k, akkor a Wall
Street szorost6l-b6r0st6l be-
k0lt0zik a Feher Hazba es az
fog kormanyozni a k0vetkez6
negy eyre.
Bejosoltak, hogy republika-
nus gy6zelem eseten a mum
katlanok megint almat fognak
az utcakon arulni.
Termeszetes, hogy a tized-
resze sem igaz, mem is volt
igaz ennek a nagyon elfajult
kampanynak.
A republikanusok nagyon
jol tudtak, hogy Roosevelt
mem szandekozott lit dikta-
turat csinalni, S tudtak ait is,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
FeleifSuk el -

Vege a valasztasi kam-
panynak es ujra kijozanod-
hatik o polgarsag.
Mert az Egyesiilt Allamok
lakossagat az utolso hetekben
valosaggal "dizzy"-re beszel-
tex.
Szerencse, hogy ezeket a be-
szedeket eppen ugy elfelejtik,
mint ait a sok ostobasagot,
amik nyomtatasban jelentek
meg a lapokban.
Minden esetre szerencseseb-
bek azok, akik csak beszeltek,
inert a lapszerkeszt6k es az
ujsagirok neha-neha talalkoz-
hatnak maid az irasaikkal, S
akkor kenytelen lesznek ma.
gukat 0nmaguk el6tt szegyen-
leni.
Ha a tizedresze igaz lenne,
vagy igaz lehetne annak,
amikkel benniinket a valasz-
tasok el6tt traktaltak, akkor
a polgarsagnak gondoskodnia
kellene, hogy a ket vezet6 po-
litikai part 0sszes tekintelye-
sebb ernbereit hosszu id6re be-
csukjak a tebolydaba, vagy
a. b0rtonbe.
Rooseveltrol peldaul meg.
allapitottak, hogy bolshevik
hogy tudatlan, hogy egy XII.
csit bolond, hogy Istentagado
es hogy a polgarsagot egynas
torkara uszitja.
A penzugyminiszterer6l meg
allapitotta Mister Hoover
hogy hamisan vezeti a kincs
tar k0nyveit, hogy ennek {
nyoman Roosevelt mem besze
igazat, mikor az orszag penz
ugyi helyzetet targyalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05

Y sa
Legjobb lesz, ha irgalmas
lesz a polgarsag es elfelejti,
hogy init mondtak neki a kiiz-
delem heveben a partok es q
jel0ltek egymasr6l.
Valasztas, hala listen, nem
lesz megint negy evig, hozza
lehet hat fogni, hogy az or
szag problemait nyugodtan
targyaljuk, felteve, hogy el
tudjuk es ell fogjuk felejteni
AIT a SEX szanalmas es nevet-
seges ostobasagot, amivel ket
honapon at bolonditottak BEN
niinket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
(Folytatas).

kcuVcS klS pcSZGIdt! Olyd1l,
mintha almariomb6l szedtek
volna XII, vagy kivagtak volna
valami regi kepeskonyvb6l.
v0r0sne hirtelen 0sszeran-
ditotta szemeit. Kis cog hull
lAnzott at arcan. Mintha
kiAltas lett volna, mintha han
gos es kerked6 szavak repked-
tex volna kisse zsiros b6ren.
- Az en- sz6gal6m, nagy-
saga! Az uram akarta, hogy
cseledet tartsak en- is.....
Battinayne egyre a lanyt
nezte Is mosolygott.
- EFT en- is szivesen oda
vennem magamhaz. Egeszen
beillene a muskatlijaim k0ze.-...
Rozika a vidam hangra, de
f6leg a muskatlira emlekezve
megbatorodott. Area kipirult
es izgatottan fogta ujjai koze
kerek kis allat. Nagyon fon-
toskodva es mely komolysag-
gal lelkendezett, fobirone
fele.
- Es en- mennyire szeretem
a viragokat! Otthon a kis-
kertemben mennyi minden
volt! Zold rezeda, dupla
szegfii, rozmaring meg ba-
zsalikom...... Ugy szerettem We
luk lenni, meg szoltam is hoz-
zajuk nehanap.....
Battinayne egyre csak mo-
solygott, s6t a polgarasszo-
nyok is el6rehajoltak a merev
naddal bevont szekeken es
szetvontak kisse iromba, cizel-
lalatlan szajukat. Sohajtozva,
a jo Istent emlegetve nevet-
tex R.ozika szavain. Csak
V0rosne mem nevetett. Ellen
ben folmagasodott az agyban
es szikrazo szigorusaggal
szisszent fel.
- Hogy mersz te, ide benn
ennyit lotyogni? XII kerdezett
teged, te lany? Meg hogy
mersz tie csak ICY ide begyun-
nj, hivas nelkul? OFT a cseled
helye a konyhaban!
A nehezkes mozdulatu pol
garasszonyok osszeneztek. Vo-
r0s lett az arcuk es meltatlan-
kodo tekintetuk. Battinayne
elkapta fejet az agytol es gu
nyorosan mosolygott. Vorosne
meg tovabb bizonykodott egy-
re fenyeget6bb pillantasok
0zonevel a sapado gyamolta-
lanul alldogalo Rozikara.
= Mert tudom en-, ami il
lik. En- csak sokaig voltam
egy helyben, mem is mentem
ugye a nagysagaeknal Sc Csc
ledszamba, de megse mertem
volna megtenni, hogy hivas
nelktil beallitsak a szalonba,
ha vendegek vannak-.,..
Battinayne f0lemelte az
aranylancot az 0leb6l, melyen
szemiiveg csillogott.
Idegesen ravert a parnakra.
Maga most ne izgassa
magat, Mari. Tudja, hogy ezt
most mem szabad.
Aztan bucsuzott is hirtelen!
Amikor kifele ment,. megallott
a sarokban, ahol Rozika a
smegsemmisIl6shez k0zel, $40
rongott.
- Ne busulj, kis csacsi. Mem
rosszb6l mondja az asszonyod.
Tanitani akar teged. TIE okos
vapv azt 1atnm a Szemedb0l
tanulj hat mindent, ami szep
es ha sziikseged lesz egyszer
valamire, csak gyere hozzam
batran.
Rozika ebben a pillanatban
hatartalan, nagy megkOny-
nyebbiilest erzett. Szinte dia-
dalmasan nezett k0riil, f6leg
az agyra, V0r0snere. De ekkor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
* MEZOk

-S~->~-~~-~~~--
met, s6t a serelem fajdalmat
is. Kiszaladt a szobab6l es
szorosan odatamaszkodott a
tiizhely meleg oldalahoz. Hal
lotta, hogy odabenn hangosan
beszelnek, mindenki mond va
lanit rola, mindegyik, mint
ha vedelmezne. Aztan V0rosne
folcsattan6 g6gjere rantotta
fol tenyerebe rejtett szegyen-
kez6 arcat.
Tanuljon tisztesseget!
Megfizetem, ahogy dukal, de
elvarom, hogy tudja magat
mihez tartani. No, hiszen szep
is lenne, ha baratkozni kez-
denek a cseledemmel!
Valaki mintha f0lnevetett
volna. Kristoffne kenettelje-
Sen QOTI1lOSOCC.
Mem kell buszkenek len
nj, Mari, inert tudod, hogy az
Uristen k0nnyen megalazhat-
ia a kevelyked6t. Aztan meg
ne felejtsd Ell, hogy tie is, te is
igy kezdted az eletet. mint az,
odaki!
- De en- mem is tolakodtam
be az urak kOze?
- Az urak kOze? - neve-
tett harsanyan a szomszedb6l
valo badogosmester vekony kis
fe'esege es osszenezett a t0b :
biekkel. Nyilvan ARA gondol-
hatott, hogy urak es urak k0-
zott vannak kul0nbsegek. EFT
a gondolatarnyalatot Vorosne
is megerezhette, inert dih0-
sen, majdnem sirva rikacsolt
fel.
Az az ur, aki fizet! Az
az ur, aki cseledet tart!
Rozika homloka most hirte-
len kideriilt. Valami tiszta,
okos fenyesseg tiind0klott a
keskeny, kisse alacsony sikon.
Mintha derengett volna rata
a benne hullamzo ehes vilagos-
sag, melynek fenyenel pilla-
nathan az 8 gyermeki es tu-
datlan kis agya is megtalalta
az igazsagot. Eszebe jutott,
hogy milyen nagy kul0nbseg
van a cseledtartok koz0tt! Mi
lyen masok azok, akik ehhez a
tisztseghez es kivaltsaghoz
mar szezadok ota hozzaszoktak
es ugy fogtak AIT fel, mint
)szigoru kotelesseget, mint ell
harithatatlan terheket, mint
hivatast, mint eletiik szoros
jarulekat. Rozika ebben a pill
lanatban latta, hogy odaktinn,
a pusztan, az igazi urak k0
z0tt, az olyan formak, mint a
Battinay f0birone, meg az &
verei k0z0tt tulajdonkeppen
mem volt mas kul0nbseg, csak
az, hogy az egyik foldes $40
baban lakott, a mask meg
parkettesben, ambitus mo-
g0tt. Ha valakinek valami ba-
ia akadt, ha betegseg itott XII
a beresek kozott, Ok, a baroek
kezdtek el a gy6gyitast, ha
baj volt, hozzajuk menekiil-
TEX. Ok, az uraik voltak az
atyaik, a gondozoik es bar
nit mondanak is errefele a
Varosban: a kenyerado urasag
es a kenyeret kitermel6 beres
k0z0tt megis van valami ha-
hatalmas kapocs, mely 0ssze.
tartja 6ket szazadok ota. Az {
apjaval mindig kezet fogtak q
bar6 urek, megkinaltak Dor.
raj, pipaval, ha hozzajuk ment
es mikor kepvisel6valasztas
volt, oft tilt a falubeli biro
jegyz6 meg mas urasagok k0-
z0tt. Az anyjat is mindig le-
ultettek maguk koze a melto
sagaek, ha f0lvitt valamit q
| kaStelvba eS karacSOnvra. huS-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-11-05
LILIONA

reklijeit tartogatta gondosan
0sszetiir0getve.
De ekkor f0lsirt odabenn a
gyermek, a Vor0s Boldizsarek
kisfia. Kicsit nyivakolva, de
nagyon tehetetleniil es akara-
tosan sirt. Mintha megcibalta
volna Rozika fiileit konok, v0-
ros kis 0kleivel, avagy, mintha
egy szines szalagocska lett
volna, mely odatekeredett Ro-
zika szivere es vitte, huzta
magaval. Az asszonya hang
jat is hallotta nyomban.
= Meg kethetig is nyomom
az agyat. Ugy megkinzott ez
a nagy k0ly0k, ez a k0ver po-
ronty...-
Rozika felsohajtott es visz-
szatette a szekreny peremere a
kulcsot. Mem, most megsem
lehet innet elmenni. Az asz-
SONY agyban fekszik, a gye-
rex sir. Mem, most mem lehet
innet elmenni. Lehajtotta hat
a fejet es ment, szive es be-
csuletes asszonyi szolidaritasa
szavara hallgatva, hogy szol-
gala ait, aki megszegyeni-
tette.
XII.
Ujev reggelen, amikor Vo-
! ros Boldizsarne a konyhaasz-
talra leszamolta Rozika beret
S ellatta ct tanacsokkal a penz
hovaforditasat illet6leg, a lany
tobbsz0r megnezte asszonya
arcat. Sapadt volt a mester-
ne, a SCENE ALA igen beesett
es karikas. A szaja is halo
vany, vertelen es kezefeje igen
sarga. De a dereka mar
egyenes volt, mar meglendi-
tette a benne relic hangya-
szorgalom, latszott, hogy csak
par het es teljes erovel az lesz,
aki volt hetekkel ezelott. S6t
tan meg sokkal, sokkal er0-
sebb. Szemei is csillogni kezd-
tex S az ALA energikusan ma
kacskodott valamely 0szt0n-
szeru akaratra. Rozika hirte-
len f0lkapta fejet. R0viden
sohajtott nehanyat, aztan XII
csit 0sszerantotta szemeit.
= Akkor en- most elnegyek
magatol, tesasszony~.-
= Megbolondultal? Mer
mennel ell?
Csak. Mer elmegyek.
Mer most mar mem maradok
itten.
Az asztalosnet elont0tte a
harag pirossaga. Racsapott
! a tisztara surolt asztalra.
Rossz sorod volt talar
ennalam? Ut0ttelek, vertelek
ITALIAN?
Rozika csodaIkozva nezett
rea.
AIT mem tette a tesasz.
SONY. Kezzel mem utott en-.
gem, de mem is uthetett vol.
ma! Ambar egyszer megis
megtette. Szoval tette! So
kan hallottak ait, meg a f6.
bir6ne nagysaga is.
V0r0sne homloka rancos
lett. Latszott, hogy keresge
az emlekezeteben. Minths
megrandult volna a valla
Mintha egy cseppnyi szegyen'
kezeS borult volna rea.
Es aztan? - sz6lt iger
balkan, akadozva. Azert
akarsz most elmenni t6lem?
Rozika elfordult, inert szive
hez ert a gyengedes, cs0ndes
hang. De megrantotta a val
lat.
Mar akkor akartam Ell
menni en-. De sirt a kicsike
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Evening star., 1936-10-25
AT Home Today

Mrs. Charles D. Walcott will be at
colt recently returned from IN extern
sive tour Of Japan md western part
of the United States.
Evening star., 1936-10-25

leave the latter part Of the week
for a motor trip to Cornell, N. Y,
where they will pass the week end
with their son. Mr.. Wallace Lamond,
a junior at Cornell University. From
there they will drive TO Lisbon. Ohio,
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Barlow,
returning to Takoma Park the fol.
lowing week.
Invitations have been issued for a
Halloween party Saturday night In
the home of Miss Hope Griffith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Ernst Griffith.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Lester Cousins
have as their guest for a week Mr..
Cousins father, Mr.. William H.
Cousins of Batron Rouge, La.
Mrs. C. H. Davey entertained at
luncheon Tuesday. The guests were
Mrs. Joseph Becker, Mrs. Albert Bro
dell, Mrs. Carl Robinson. Mrs Samuel
B. Mendum and Mrs. Frank F Zunoel.