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The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs Ola Station, 2209 Ohio St,
is i'll.
Mrs. Elias Hunter, 1925 Lake
ST, is i'll.
Mrs. Mollie Fields, 18th and Ma
son, is very i'll.
Mrs. sallie Gray, 2209 Miami St.,
is suffering from rheumatism.
The Spiritual Temple No. 6 will
have its first Sunday in October.
Mrs. Georgia Anderson, 2111
Ohio street is contemplating a
southern trip.
Mrs. Clara McComley is visiting
at the home of Mrs Harding, 2217
Grant st.
Mrs. 7. Walker, BIG Pinkney
street has just returned from a vi
sit with her sister in Album, Mich.
! -o11l,4 - JraT fof Cfca# Haat
The Cheerful Builders club of
St. John AME church gave a bar
becue supper Wednesday, Sept 30,
9th and Ohio SITS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Hicks,
3012 Miami St, entertained Sun
day in honor of Mrs. Albert Ro-
berts, of Tacoma Wash
Mr.. VIM. Rogers, 2801 No. oath
St., returned Wednesday, Sept. 20
from Walden, Miss, where he visit
ed his mother who is i'll.
Mrs. Dorothy Thomas and child
rem, Robert and Richard 2109 Mi
ami St., have returned from a three
months visit in Chicago.
Mrs. E. B. Montgomery will
leave Oct. 5 for her home in
Brooklyn, NJ Y, after a five week
stay with her sister, Mrs. Gaines
Anders, PIT Grant ST.
Mr.. James Edmonds, 2212 Clark
street is recovering from q severe
illness. He wishes to express his
appreciation for all the kindness
shown him by his many friends,
Mrs. Madeline Dodd was badly
injured in an automobile accident
Saturday night. Mr.. John Clemon
and his two small children were
also injured in the same accident.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs. Gertrude Mayberry return
ed to theh city afer spending her
vacation in Kansas City. While
there she visited the Metropolitan
Spiritual Congress and also Plea
SAINT Green Baptis' Church in Kan
a City Mrs. Mayberry is the
president of the Willing workers
club of the Metropolitan Siritual
Church of Christ.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs. Adeline Moore, 1923 No.
3lst street is greatly improved,
although she is still in the hos
pital.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03
Zion Usher Board Entertains

The Usher Board of Zion Bap-
list church gave a farewell party
for Claude Williams Saturday,
Sept. 26, at the home of Mrs. Ed
it'll Todd, 1904 No. 10th St. The
honoree was presented a beautiful
gift
Mr.. Williams left Monday for
Tuskegee Institute where he will
resume his studies.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Miss Lucille Gray, 22O9 Miami
St., who is attending the UniverN
sity of Omaha, is working toward
her Master degree, which she will
receive in June.
Miss Gray's work, upon compile
ton, will no doubt be along the
line of social service.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Miss Lillian Hazel McGill,
2712 No. % Ave, is still on the
sick list.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs, b. A. Buffkins, mother of
the Church of God in Christ for
tho State of Minnesota, is now in
st Louis, Mo. She expects to return
to the city during the coming
week end.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rogers have
moved to 2801 No. Oath st.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mr.. w. s.. Fletcher, 2722 Bin
ney street, is in the ely working on
his thesis for his Masters degree.
Mr.. Fletcher is majoring in Eco
nomics at the University of Nebr-
aSka in Lincoln.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs. M. E. Nash, 2617 Grant
street, will celebrate her birth
day on Saturday, Oct. 8.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs. B. f. Squires, and children
left Thursday, Sept. oath, for
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs. Clara Williams, 9th St., is
very i'll at the County hospital.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mr.. VIM. Harbin returned to
his home in Springfield, No. Sept.
28th.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03
Catch Lnrpe Fish

Walter Johnson, 2109 Ohio street
caugth an eight pound carp while
fishing in Carter Lake on Friday.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03
Last Rites for Mrs. Anna Wilkes

Last Rites for Mrs. Anna Wilkes
The funeral of Mrs. Anna VIII
kes, wife of Mr.. Lonnie Wilkes,
311s Corby St, wha died Sept.
% from a heart attack, was held
Saturday afternoon at Clair Cha
pei, Rev. W. c.. Conwell official
ing. ~
The deceased is survived by her
husband, one daughter, Madeline,
age 8: a son, Harold of Chicago:
her father, Mr.. George Hardin, Of
Tulsa, Okla: one brother, Mr..
VIM. Hardin OF Springfield. Mo:
and many relatives and a host of
trends.
Interment was made in Mt.
Hope cemetery.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs. Martha Patterson, 1884
Hamilton ST., who has been confin-
ed to her bed, is improving.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03
MeMilllans To Leave Sunday

McMilllans To Leave Sunday
Dr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Mcmillan,
1892 Miami, will leave Sunday,
Oct. A for Detroit and Grand Ra-
pids, Mich. From there they will
90 to New York City where they
will sail Sat-, Oct. 10 aboard the
n de France for Galangue Angola,
South Africa where Dr.. Mcmillan
will resume duties at the Mission
- IElne. 49, - - Zs aeOA
hospital there
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

DR.. Wesley Jones left Monday
evening for Hot Springs. Ark
He will be gone q week OF tan dAyh
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. johnson,
2713 Blonde ST., entertained at
cards Tuesday, Sept. %, in honor of
their house guest, Mrs. Matte
Scott, of K. c., Mo. The evening
was spent in playing bridge and
whist.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mr.. w. J. Contton, PIT No.
28th Ave, is still on the sick
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03
CLUBS
7

Mrs. Ida F~ountaine, 2115 Clark
street, is on the sick lst.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs Matte Scott, of Kansas
City, Mo, returned to her home
Sept &c after a ten day visit in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
Johnson, 2713 Blonde st.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03
Society

Dr.. A. Mcmillan suffered a
severe attack of indigestion Mon
day night.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs. Amy Jordan, who is now in
Hot Springs, Ark, is ILL.,.
Mrs. Blanche McRaven, 2109
Miami ST, is indisposed.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs. Ida Allen O'Neil, formerly
of Omaha, is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Laura Barker, 2022
Grace street. Mrs. 0'Neil's home
is in Green Bay, Wis.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young are
permanently located at 1920 Willis
Ave.
Mrs Mona Isaacs of Beaumont,
nap leu 5uIlIsaA u9sq seq 'sex9L
ghter, Mrs. Delma Brewer, 2218
Willis Avenue
Mrs. Chas. w. Dickerson, 2814
Ohio street, entered a local hospit-
al Thursday where she will under
go an operation.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mr.. Ralph Wright, 2211 Miami
St, has gone to st. Louis and Elk
celsior Springs, Mo-, here he will
make a three weeks stay.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mr.. Mickey and Charley Barnes
of Chicago, H., are stopping at
the home OF Mrs. Strawther, 1920
Willis Ave.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Rev. d. w. Bass, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. e. Montgomery, Mrs. Ida Wiley,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Harris, Mrs.
Sarah Finner and Mr. Smart of
Cleave's Temple, attended the An
nual CINE conference at Kansas
City, Mo.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03
SOCIAL
AFFAIRS

Mrs. Amy Jordan, who is now in
Hot Springs, Ark, is i'll.
Mrs. Blanche McRaven. 2109
Miami St, is indisposed.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rogers have
moved to 2S01 No. oath st.
Mrs. B. f. Squires, and children
left Thursday, Sept. oath, for
Cleveland, Ohio.
Mrs. Martha Patterson, 1884
Hamilton ST., who has been confin-
ed to her bed, is improving.
Mr.. Ralph Wright, 2211 Miami
St, has gone to st. Louis and Elk
celsior Springs, Mo-, here he will
make a three weeks stay.
Mrs. C. B. Parks, Grant St., en-
terained at a luncheon Saturday,
Sept. IL, honoring Mrs. E. B..
Montgomery, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Mrs. Mrs E, B. Montgomery. of
Brooklyn, New York, was the
breakfast guest of Mrs. John W.
Thomas, 1212 Ohio St, on Wed,
Sept Is.
Mrs. Florence Banks and Mrs.
Rena Robinson, of Spencer, Ia, ar
rived Tuesday, Sept. %, 10 spend
the winter with their father, Mr..
w. M. Beasley, 5104 No. 18th St.
Mr.. Mickey and Charley Barnes
of Chicago, H., are stopping at
the home of Mrs. Strawther, 1920
Willis Ave.
Mrs. Ida Allen O'Neil, formerly
of Omaha, is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Laura Barker, 2022
Grace street Mrs. O'Neil's home
is in Green Bay, Wis.
Mrs Matte Scott, of Kansas
City, Mo, returned to her home
Sept, &c after a ten day visit in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r..
Johnson, 2713 Blonde st.
Miss Lucille GRAY. 220g Miami
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs. c. B. Parks, Grant St., en-
terained at a luncheon Saturday,
Sept. IL, honoring Mrs. E. B..
Montgomery, of Brooklyn, N. Y.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs. Florence Banks and Mrs.
Rena Robinson, of Spencer, Ia, ar
rived Tuesday, Sept. %, 10 spend
the winter with their father, Mr..
w. M. Beasley. 5104 No. 18th st.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Mrs. e. B. Montgomery will
leave Oct. 5 for her home in
Brooklyn, N Y, after a five week
stay with her sister, Mrs. Gaines
Anders, 2117 Grant st.
The Omaha guide., 1936-10-03

Besides articles described below this rmqe is also
equipped with minute minder clock md. electric lioht.
as well os condiment set. not regularly included with
this model. "A REAL BARGAIN in better qos cookino
equipment P0Y monthly instollments Of $3.50 ON
YOUR GAS BILL. Small carrying chmoe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-03

The big balloon kept swaying and
wee Dotty said, Il wish 'twould
Land. It's just wee bit closer now,
and there's a man inside.
He doesn't seem excited, and I
think saw him wave his hand. If
we'll just wait, perhaps he'll come
and take us for a ride"
Jaw, no such luck" snapped
Quincy. Il know he will stay up in
the sky. I'll bet that Windy's guess
was right. It's some one who is
lost"
Then Scouty cried, Hes coming
down, and look, mes acting like a
clownl His crazy antics make me
think Of our old friend Jack Frost"
The strange balloon came near
and then the whole bunch grew ex-
cited when, fair Goldy said, mo
wonder you think Jack Frost is up
there.
That's who it is. I see his face.
know he's heading for this place.
Ill bet he thinks that, when he
lands, he'll give us all scare"
Ten minutes passed. The bal
loon swerved round and settled
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-03

shipful master. Others to be in
stalled are Fred A. Dawson, senior
warden; Frank w. Yarbrough,
junior warden: j. G. Drummond,
treasurer; H. ]. Stombaueh, secre-
tary; Richard Smith, senior deacon;
Harry E. Kitterman, junior deacon;
Dwight Payne, senior steward;
Everett Ross, junior steward; H.
Walker De Haven, Masonic Temple
Association director, and s. A. witt
hoft, tyler.
Edward Hughes Is to be installing
officer. assisted by Otis Mayberry,
as marshal.
Dancing is to follow the installa-
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-03

down upon the ground. o. Jack
Frost jumped right out and shout
ed, Hi, there, TinymiueS!
II know that would find you
here, and I have fine plans, never
fear. Real shortly you all will be
of to see some more new sights"
"Oh, goody, goody," Colby cried,
as she rushed UP to OF Jacks side.
Both 1886 and '35 whizzed out OF
sight.
"Of course we met them. They
we're grand, but they've gone now.
Please understand that we've en-
joyed our trip UP here. It turned
out quite all right"
Jack smiled and said, "Well, this
balloon, which you'll all ride In
pretty soon, is what old Santa gave
me. Twas a Christmas present,
see?
"A lot of sailing I have done and
my, but I've had heaps of fun. I'm
going up again and take you little
tots with me-"
(The TIMES sail off into space In
the next stOry.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-03
MARION MASONS TO
INSTALL new HEADS
Public Rites to Be Held
Tomorrow NIGHT.

Public installation Of officers OF
Marion Masonic lodge is to be held
tomorroS night in the Masonic
Temple. s25 N. Illinois-st.
Samuel E. Reeves is the new wor-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-03

(The TIMES sail off into space In
the next story.)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-03

1t was terrible sound that started with a
coughing noise and grew to terrific roar The little
monkeys disappeared as If by magic The boys
drew closer together They were brave boys; but
brave men trembe when that awful voice breaks
the silence of the African jungleI -.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-01-03

"Geei" he exclaimed; "let's turn around It's
almost dinner time. It'll be dark soon. Wonder how
far we've Gomez" "oh. not very far" Doc replied,
but his tone was not so positive. Anyway" he
added IN bet it would be great in here at night"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27
Ui Monroe Doctrine keszul

Monroe alapelvvel idaig mem
volt sok szerencsenk, legin-
kabb azert, inert ait a latin
amerikai allamok megkerdeze-
Sc nelkul allitottak fel es an
max megvedeset magunkra val
laltuk.
A kisebb-nagyobb latin ALA
mok ugy kepzeltek, hogy ez az
g tekintelyuk rovasara esik
inert szerintiik meg oket sem
vedelmezhetjik meg az 8 aka
ratuk es megkerdezesuk mel
kill.
S ICY bar a Monroe doktri-
nat mem a sajat vedelminkre
hanem a gyongebb amerikai
allamok vedelmere allitottuk
fel, egy nagy adag feltekeny-
seq, ellensegeskedes lett be-
l6le.
Most Roosevelt a Monroe
doktrinat akarja altalanos
nemzetkozi egyezseggel po-
tolni.
LIE akar mondani az Egye-
silt AllamOknak arrol a ketse-
ges jogarol, hogy "testvereink
6rz6i" lehessiink es alkalmat
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27

Roosevelt hir szerint min
den amerikai allan kepviselo-
let kOzOs tanacskozasra fOgja
hivni a kozel jovoben, hogy
reszben ezen a vilagreszen
gondoskodjanak a tartos beke-
rol, reszben kilso ellenseg ell
len k0z0sen vedelmezzek egy-
mast az osszes amerikai ALA
mok.
Idaig az europai allamok
ehsegenek utjat ALTA a hires
Monroe doktrine, amely leszo-
gezte, hogy ezen a kontinen-
sen tobbe mines joga egyetlen
mas vilagreszben lako allam-
max sem gyarmatot haracsolni
1naganak.
Ha Monroe elnok mem alli-
totta volna fel AIT a szabalyt
es ha mem erositette volna ait
meg id0r6l- -id6re az Egyesult
Allamok minden kormanya,
eur6pai hatalmak talan szaz-
szor megprobaltak volna mar,
hogy bevonuljanak egy-egy
kozep-amerikai vagy delane-
rilai orSzagba.
S mindennek dacara ezzel q
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27

Februar 23-an, vasarnap
kezdte meg a Reformatus Egye-
sulet jubileumi iinnepelyeinek
sorozatat, inert ebben az ev-
ben negyven esztendeje, hogy
a kongresszus a testulet szama-
ra a sz0vetsegi chartert XII
adta.
A negyven esztendos jubi-
leum unnepelyeinek a soroza-
tat istentisztelettel kezdtek es
minden rendelkezesunkre allo
adat szerint ez volt az elso
eset, hogy nyilvanos magyar
istentiszteletet rendeztek a fo-
varos egyik templomaban, a
Grace Reformed Church-ben.
Negyven esztendo alatt az
Amerikai Magyar Reformatus
Egyesiilet nemcsak mint bizto-
sito egyesJlet erkezett az els6k
koze, hanem azontul olyan en-
berbarati terheket is vett ma
CARA, amely kiil0n kivalo he
lyet biztositott a szamara.
A ligonieri szeretethazak
fenntartasa kul0nosen kedves-
j sc tettek az egyesuletet mind
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27

akar adni MINDEN nagy es
kis amerikai orszagnak es
nemzetnek, hogy ezt a k0te-
lesseget es terhet koz0sen We
gyik magunkra.
Ketsegtelen, hogy a latin
nemzetek megbantott hiusaga
ezt az elhatarozast orommel
fogja fogadni, ahogy az nep-
szeru lesz itthon is.
Az amerikaiak az utolso
evekben mem Macy 0rommel
gondoltak ra, hogy esetleg egy
a tartozasait fizetni mem hal
lando kis latin allan vedel-
mere katonakat es hadihajo-
kat kildj0n ez a nemzet, ha a
hitelez6 nagyhatalom a k0ve-
teleseit kollektalni kivanja.
Abban meg ma is megegye-
xix minden amerikai polgar,
hogy sem europai sem azsiai
nemzetnek ezeken a partokon
nincs init keresni, S akarmi-
lyen hoditasi szandek ellen ma
is haboruba menne ez a nem-
yet, anelkul, hogy a tobbi anne
rikai kormanyt kerdezze.
De minden tekintetben ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27
A REF, ECYESULET JubI[EUMA
Negyuen eue szolgdja az Egyesalet a magyarsdgot

annyiunk elott Is Amerika ma
gyarsaga 0r0mme1 unnepe1 a
nagyszeru intezmennye1.
A washington kozpont
mindezeken kivul is kulon he
lyet es kulonosen elonyos hely-
zetet biztosit az Egyesulet sza-
mara, inert modja adatik ra,
hogy az amerikai magyarsagot
meg eredmenyesebben, vi me-
zokon szolgalja; es remeljtik,
hogy ezt mem is mulasztja ell
megtenni.
Remelhet6, hogy a jubileumi
unnepsegek sorozata erint
minden magyar telepet es
minden magyar embert es az
Egyesulet az unnepi evet ha-
talmasan megn0vekedve fogja
lezarni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27

gyon sokkal kivanatosabb lesz,
ha ezt szukseg eseten egyutt
fogjuk megtenni es ha az 0sz-
szes amerikai nemzetek csinal-
max egy ilyen we'd es dacszo-
vetseget, egy ilyen ligat, hogy
az amerikai kontinenst meg
vedjek, akkor mem is fogjuk
soha szemben talalni magun-
kat semmifele tamado szan-
dekkal.
Ez a kozos liga oszintebb
baratsagba is hozna a latin
nemzetekkel benniinket, anne
lyek mem ereznek azontul,
hogy megkerdezesuk nelkiil
gyamkodni akarunk felettiik,
hanem a kozos nagy csalad
egy eros tagjat latnak az
Egyesiilt Allamok nepeben.
Soha egeszsegesebb es hasz-
nosabb celu diplomacia lepest
mem tett ennel ennek az or
szagnak a kormanya.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27

orditoztak eveken at, hogy pa
zarol a kormanyunk, hogy
osszhangba kell hozni az al
lamhaztartast es meg kell
sziintetni a folytonos deficitet,
egyetlen szavuk sincs egy ket-
ezerotszaz millios tetelre.
Elsirjak, elzokogjak, elordit-
iak szazezerszer, hogy a nincs-
telenek ellatasa merhetetlen es
elviselhetetlen terhet rak az
adofizetok vallara, de mikor a
legio tagjai ezt a nagy eret a
polgarsagon megvagjak, mines
egy kritizalo hangjuk a dolog-
hOz.
Meglapulnak, de azutan, mi
kor a deficit ennek k0vetkez-
teben nagyobb lesz, ujra Roo
seveltet fogjak okozni, aki pc
dig megvetozta a bonuszt.
Miert ez a hallgatas, ez a
szokatlan szerenyseg?
Alert, inert a sztrajkok es
munkasmozgalmak let0resere
a legiot szoktak hasznalni es a
nagyt6ke mindig szivesen fl
zet a "karhatalomnak," amely
mindig huseges szolgaja a to-
kenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27

tott es rajongo ahitattal hallgatta nota-
kat, mintha csak neki sz6ltak volna es
pillanatra sem vette le csillogo szerneit ST.
vanyrol, aki1el szebb ferfit, ugy erezte,
mem latott meg SONIA
Szabonenak az ura is oft volt es ST.
vany, hogy az elet egy kicsit eIvegye do
lognak, egeszen szembefordult LenkeveI es
neki erekelt nindent csak itt-ott tekint-
We annak szemebe akit igazan i1Ietett
vallomas. Szabo Marcine magahoz olelte
kis leanyt es ha Sivany pi11antasa Iop-
va talalkozott neha az 0vevel, egy-egy ESQ
kot lehelt a Lenke aranyszoke hajara.
Axis leany azonban nem jott ra, hogy
csak harmadik a duettben niagara vett
mindent es komolyan e1hitte, hogy ST.
vany notai es trefai neh szoInak Mikor
aztan frissre fordult cigany vonoja es
foispan ur kirugta maya alol szeket ct
kapta derekon es ve1e jart egy olyan csar-
dast, hogy csodajara gyllt az egesz naja-
lis. Lenke foldontuH bo1dogsagaban mem
is tudta mar, hogy mi tortenik korulotte.
Kipirult arccal, csi11ogo szeneklzel kovette
tancosanak minden mozdu1atat amikor
az harnadik ujra utan visszavezette a
helyere, szedllo fejjel tilt lie az asztalhoz
es semmi biztatasra sem tancolt tobbet ak
kor este. A diakok ugyancsak tortek magu-
kat k0rIlotte, de Lenke mar 1enezte 6ket,
ugy, ahogy csak tizenharom eyes leanyok
tudjak 1enezni a gyerekeket, ha Ok maguk
veletlenil egy meglett emberbe szeretnek
be1e
Pedig Sivany Laszlo akkor mar meg
lett ember volt. Betoltotte negyvenedik
evet. Az igaz, hogy ez mem latszott meg
rata, amint hogy most, hat evvel azutan
sem 1atszott idosebbnek harmincotnel.
Lenke maja1is utan mem beszelt tob-
bet vele soha, csak az utcan lattak nella
egymast es sivany ilyenkor sohasem mu-
1asztotta el hogy tisztelettel lie ne vegye
elotte a kalapiat, amire a kis leany rem
desen mely pirulassal, de komoly szertar-
tasossaggal biccentette meg fejet.
Nemsokara ezutan tortent, hogy AZ
edesapjat, ad kozjegyzo volt Turon, hal
va hoztak haza egy vadaszatrol es sohasem
derult XII, hogy veletlenil lotte-e agyon
magat vagy akarattal. Szarvas-b6gesen
volt, egyesegyedul, mem witt magavai
senldt.
Lenke arvan maradt a testverevel,
MdlldVdl eSyuIt eS dA eueSdpJuk IloVelSi1,
Mali nenin Xviii mem volt senkijuk. Az
anyai oroksegikkel egyutt az a par ezer
forint, amit az apjuk hagyott rajuk, eleg
volt ARA, hogy kamataibol tisztesseges
nevelest kapjanak S minthogy Marianak a
zenere volt nagy hajlama es tehetsege,
Mali neni felkSltozott ket leannyal a fo--
varosba.
Sivany ICY vesztette el SCENE el6l'
Lenket, akir6l meg is feledkezett kes6bb'
egeszen, a kis leany azonban tudott min
denr6l, ami sivannyal tortent. Hogy hon..
nan, ait nehez lett volna kinyomozni de
hogy az ertesiilesei pontosak voltak, AIT a.
talalkozasuk is bizonyitotta.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-02-27

ember, pedig - es ere vilagosan emile
foljebb csak egy feloraig fog oft maradni
Persze mem szamitott "a, hogy szep Csi-
seer Anna is oft lesz, a Szabo Marci fele--
sege, de mikor vele osszetalalkozott, ak
kor mindjart tudta, hogy az a fe1ora7 XII
villages kivirradtig fog tartani
A. vacsoranal Szaboek aszta1anal
tilt A cigany odasettenkedett hata moge
es hallgato-notakat kezdett jatszani fiji
lebe. Sivany hires volt rola, hogy cigany
mellett senki sem tud ugy mulatni, mint
8, de >csak ritkan esett meg vele, hogy ma
gyobb tarsasagban szabadon eressze a ked--
vet. Az pedig, hogy nyilvanosan kilepjen
a hivatalos allasaval is jaro tartozkodas-
boil, csak akkor, egyetlen egyszer. ITALIAN
Szabone tekinteteben olvasott akkor va
lamit, vagy mondott is tan neki a sep
asszony egy szot, amitol ugy kinyilt a szi
We, de az bizonyos, hogy egyszer csak ell
kezdte~ dirigalni ciganyt, eleinte7 csak
ugy balkan, aztan mindig batrabban, mig
vegre mar mem torodott semmivel, akarH
fla latja, meg hallja is, es csapott olyan
mulatast, hogy aprankent mindenki oda
sereglett az asztala kore. OFT szorongott
a majalis kozonsegenek apraja-nagyja
oriasi kort formalva, amelynek a kozepen a
megye elso embere barsonyos, meleg han
gon enekelte az akacok alatt sep asz-
slonynak az egyik notat mask utan.
Egy foispan, akinek a varmegye tekin-
telyet kellene fonntartani es aN ehelyett
orszag-vilag szemelattara muzsikaltatta
magat a ,szabad eg alatt, mindenesetre
olyan jelenseg, amin konoly enberek
joggal csovalhatiak feiiiket Turon azon-
ban ugy latszik, mem volt egy konoly en-
ber sem, inert mindenki, aki tanuja volt
akkor ejjel Sivany Laszlo viselkedesenek,
megegyezett abban hogy ilyen igazi ur
algha akad tobb szeles ez orszagban.
Hogy valaki, nikor megereszti gyep-
lot es elkezd duhajkodni, minden szava-
ban minden mozdulataban ennyire ur tud-
jon n1aradni, hogy valaki, ha kigyullad
kedve es felredobva minden tartozkodast,
lobog es langol, csak ragyogjon es szipor-
kazzek, vilagitson es nelegitsen de SEM
nit lie ne egessen, ell ne hamvasszon, EFT
meg mem 1attak addig soha.
Olyanfele volt ez, mintha megvadult
paripak szaguldananak at viragos mezo-
k0n, hu1lamzo veteseken, anelki11, hogy
labuk afatt egyetlen kalasz is meghajla-
mex, egyetlen viragszirom is leperegne.
Ez mulatsag mem hogy kisebbitette
volna foispan ur tekintelyet, hanem meg
emelte Kilonben is nepszeru ember volt,
de ettol kezdve ferfiak mind ugy neztek
ra, sovar bamulassal, mint valami elerhe-
tet1en idealra, az asszonyok es a leanyok
pedig beleszerettek azon az ejszakan mind,
egytol egyig.
Lenke akkor tizenharom ewes kis csit-
ri volt, kurta szoknyaval es copfba font
hajjal Mar akkor mem cit az edesanyja es
ct, meg testvernenjet, Mariat Szabone
vitte ell majalisra. Icy t0rtent, hogy is oft
tilt az asztalnal, ahol a foispan ur mula-