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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19

House bill.
Several conferees said the tenta-
tive understanding did not reach
as far as an agreement on specific
rates, because those will depend on
additional revenue estimates re-
qucsted of the treasury.
They revealed, however, that
the House conference delegation
finally had yielded to the Senate
in favor of a normal tax on cor
poration income. That has been
one of the focal points of the
whole bitter tax dispute.
With that hurdle behind, some
conferees said remaining points at
issue should be disposed of with
comparatively little trouble.
The latest compromise corpora
ton plan, proposing a normal cor
po~ate income tax graduated from
8 Il, IS per cent and an additional
tax on undistributed profits rang
ing from { or 7 to u per cent,
was reported to have been one sys-
teri on which the treasury has been
asked to figure out the yield.
The new tax plan was closer in
theory to the Original House bill
thin any of the previous proposals
seriously discussed by the con-
ferees. 1t would cut taxes for
small corporations which distribute
their earnings, but would raise the
rates materially for big companies
retaining their income.
Chairman Doughton said he
thought the widely divergent tax
programs of the Senate and House
were being brought into closer
proximity.
Twice during the day, Wednes-
day, the conference delegates Of thu
two climbers assembled separately
Several indicated they were work
Continued on page four)
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"A HKT oe ths most modern.
~ baauttfA. stxsAmlined sight
seeing huesee ever developed VIII
Any ths 100000 visitors On sight
resting tzips through the 125 acres
ae lake ffunt devoted to the Great
lakes Exposition At Cleveland this
summer. Tho Exposition runs from
tune n to October 4.
These bussss, painted . brilliant
b3us and white, are the first Of their
kind ever used and win be operated
oy the Greyhound Bus Lines. The
tractors were built BY the White
Motor Company of Cleveland and
we're especially designed by Count
Alexis de Sakhnonsky. information
" famous creator Of streamlines.
The long. roomy, open sightseeing
also were especially design
I'd for the Exposition.
Prevlew by q. o. p. Delegates
Although the Republican Nation
ri Convention ut Cleveland opens
pr June 9-18 days before the Elk
position gates are Officially thrown
delegates and conven-
kion visitors win be given q pre-
view Of the Exposition under the
direction Of Lincoln g.. Dickey. gen.
eral manager of the great display.
The Exposition is international In
scope and rivals a Worlds Fair in
intriguing exhibitions, stellar enter
.kainment, and educational attrac-
lions. The major attractions of the
will include the Automo-
tive Building, q mammoth structure
1lled with animated displays of
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19
A SMALL FIRE CAN BE
STOPPED

When a fire breaks out, we sound
the alarm; we hurty-skurrR,
breathless, excited-call the depart
ment-turn on the hosea house
is burning! If the fire is discovered
in time, the building is saved.
Now these bodies Of ours are the
the veritable houses we live in, and
they sometimes catch fire, as physi-
clans know. Then we begin to pro-
crastinate; we wonder if the fever
fire won't die out of itself, if we
keep on at work and let it alone.
We hate to go to a doctor-and we
can't really afford to lay off and
be sick! You know how it is.
The fire grows into a holocaust.
The physician fire-chief, is called in
a hurry; he finds the building in
great danger of destruction, if not
a total loss-just by neglect of the
small fire.
If you are running a temperature
"a little every afternocn-which
breaks into a perspiration just after
going to bed at night, consult your
physician at once. The stitch in
time NAV save a hundred later on,
A fever invariably means that some
thing is radically wrong; it is
warning. A battle IS going On in
side-the forces Of good against the
demons of evil. The cause of thu
warfare must be removed.
If your child is running a temp
erature, look after his throat, hi
lungs, his digestive tract; he has
poison somewhere. Find it ane
force it's elimination. But, be SUR
you are right before you do any
| thing. You cannot afford mistakes
They cost lots of money, and may
cost a life. Don't neglect the small
fire; it is the easier put out. First
aid'' is, to clean house. Apply wate'
outside and inside. And put nothing
Into the body that might feed tn
flame. Call the doctor in time.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19
DULL TOWN

Flows the old Home town
now?" Have not seen it in so
years." remarked a Westerner upon
meeting one of his old neighbors.
The friend replied: "You can't
imagine how dull things are. You
remember Bill Watson? Well, he
dropped dead in front of the post
office Sunday and they didn't find
the body until Thursday"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19

modern products that conquer time
and space; the Ha1r~af Progress.
whore science Will hold sway and
display its wfzardry In scores of fas-
cinating exhibits; q Museum Of Art
featuring q comprehensive display
Of the worlds hns art gathered
from leading European galleries: q
Horticultural Building with q 1000
foot garden.
Radio Stars to Perform
Amusements also will be plenti-
full. The main auditorium Of Cleve.
lands 81, 000. 900 Public Hall will
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19
WANTED

A girl from the city was visit
ing on the farm and was watching
with great interest a six-weeks old
calf that was nibbling the grass on
the lawn.
TELL me-" she said, as she turn
ed to the farmers wife, "does it
pay to keep such a small cow as
that?"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19
FOOLS MONEY

Uncle John came to visit, and
before he left he gave his nephew
a dollar bill.
"Now, be careful with that
money, Tommy" he said. Ere
member the saying, "A fool and his
money are soon parted'.'
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19

house Radioland-the largest broad
casting studio IN the voE1d-wheEo
daily the nations outstanding radio
stars will originate their progYamA
Other attractions viii include the
Great Lakes Symphony Orchestra;
military bands: . lagoon thsatef:
pageants; athletic events; are-
works: song festivals: strollinS
troubadours; motorboat races; Par.
ade Of the Years: Show Boat:
Marine Theatre; Enchanted Won
derland for the children; Is acreA
of Midway" and hundreds oe
others.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19
HER HANDICAP

did you eve win an argument
with your wife,"
eyes, once. 1t was years ago."
"What. was it about?"
b"I cannot remember exactly. But
I do remember very distinctly that
We were laying carpets and her
mouth was full of tacks at the
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19
Hole Begins Drive To Collect Funds
GOOD
MORNING

NOT SO SLOW
A little girl of five was enter.
tanning while her mother was get.
ting ready. One of the ladies re.
marked to the other with a signifi.
cant look. "Not very p retty,'
spelling the last word.
? "No," said the child quickly
''but awfully smart"
TOOK o LOOK
bill isn't going to marry Dolly
after all"
But I thought he fell in love
at first sight"
"Yes, but he took a second
look"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19
WRONG WORD

WRONG o
Jimm: Why are the women
campaigning against Bagley?"
.Jamms: Hadn't you heard? The
woman's club put on a big parade
in his honor and that night he re-
ferred to it in his speech as a
'monoster' parade"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19
NOT INTERESTING

NOT INTERESTING
Chauffeur: "Why, ma'am, the
axle is sprung, the mudguard bent
and your husbands neck is broken.
Woman "a bit in~terested) :
"And how about those brand new
lamps?"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19
MAKING IT WORSE

MAKING IT WORSE
Lady lat a dance): DO you
know that homely fellow sitting
on the other side of the ROOM"
Partner: Certainly. He is my
brother"
Lady: "Pardon me. I hadn't
noticed the resemblance"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19
NEEDED PLENTY OF


"Ten stitches did the doctor have
to put in my husband after the
fight with your old man last
night?"
"Ten, wa it? Well when the
doctor stem NE Pbor husband car
ried in, SEE he: Has any way got
a sewing machine'?"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19
HARD LUCK

Jimmy says that hospital was
built at his expense"
eyes; when his rich uncle died
he left Jimmy $1,000 and the re-
mainder of his fortune to the hos
pital."
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-19

PEACE -. an objective
1t is the hope of these young
members of the Oxford Group that
they can spread their message
among the youth of all the world
and so reestablish the ancient prin-
ciples of genuine Christian brother
hood.
If they can do that, they believe,
they can put an end to war.
That sounds reasonable 70 rae. If
the youth of all nations accept and
live up to the principles of horesty,
unselfishness and love, they are
certainly not going out to fight
each other, no matter who orders
them to arms.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
A.A.A. SUBSTITUTES
REPORTED DRAFTED
Farm Group Said to Have
Outlined Program for
Crop Curbs.
By the Associated Press.

81 tdc AeooSidtSu EtcsSs
Proposals for new legislation to &C
complish production control aims of
A. A. A. and accompanying acts were
said in informed quarters yesterday
to be already drafted in tentative form
by one Of the powerful farm organiza-
tions.
At the same time forecasts were
freely made at the Department of
Agriculture that the administration
would recommend to Congress re-
enactment of the Jones' s-Costigan sugar
control bill.
The lead in shaping up production
control recommendations was said 10
have been taken by the American
Farm Bureau Federation in line with
repeated public declarations by its
president, Edward A. O'Neal, that
farmers never would be thoroughly
satisfied with any agricultural program
which did not provide effective guards
against over production and low prices.
Belief that the soil conservation
program needs revision and strength
ening was expressed by Secretary
Wallace in a statement at Atlanta.
THE soil program still is in its in
fancy and necessarily will need re-
vision and strengthening" he said.
so far, however, it has proved an
effective substitute for the A. A. A."
Recommendations said to be con-
templated by the Farm Bureau in
cluded substitutes for the outlawed
A. A. A. wheat program. the Bankhead
cotton control act. the Kerr tobacco
act and the Warren potato act. The
latter three we're repealed by Con-
gress as a result of the Supreme Court
decision in the Hoosac Mills case in
validating the A. A. A. processing
taxes.
Proposed control legislation, details
of which were held in strict confidence
on the possibility that future develop
ments might necessitate changes, was
said to include recommendations for a
tax out of which to pay farm benefits.
A substitute for the A. A. A. corn-hog
program also was under consideration
by the farm group.
Evening star., 1936-11-26

Joined at the spine that one had to
walk backward. That one usually was
simplicio.
The living twin, convalescing from
the operation which separated him IS
minutes after his brother Lucio's death,
also can turn at will in bed. During
Lucio's illness Simplicio had to lie
quietly beside him.
"The condition Of Simplicio Godino
Is favorable" the Academy Of Medi-
cine announced last night. His
wound, when dressed, appears to be
in fine condition; pulse and tempera-
ture normal"
A prediction that the twins might
be separated successfully was made
in 1920 by two physicians who ex-
amined them at the request Of the
Brooklyn Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Children.
They wrote: I'VE feel convinced
from our observations Of these boys
that they can be separated with rela-
Evening star., 1936-11-26
NEW YORK TEAM WINS !.
VANDERBILT BRIDGE CUP
By the Associated Press.

~ tie Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 2s.-A team
composed OF Fred D. Kaplan, Phil
Abramsohn, Harry Fishbein and irving
Epstein Of New York won the Harold
8. Vanderbilt contract bridge cup early
today, finishing 2,o3o points ahead of
Walter Beinicke. Lee Langdon, Jean
Mattheys, New York, and Charles M.
Goren, Philadelphia, In the final round.
The cup had been won the last two
years by the Four Aces team Of Oswald
Jacoby, David Burnstine, Howard
schenken and M. d. Maier, who were
eliminated in the semi finals this year
by the Beinicke team.
Evening star., 1936-11-26

valuable of all furs. Single pelts have
sold for as much as $4,000.
Returning from . four-week tour OF
Alaska, Thomas said the otter refuge
had been discovered by Comdr. L. "
Kielhorn Of the Coast Guard cutter
Chelan.
Three Thousand of the little stream
lined animals were counted along the
islands rocky shore, Kielhorn said.
Thomas asked that the islands
name be kept secret until he could
introduce legislation making it per-
manent game preserve.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
WElSSMULLER CLEARED
OF FIGHTING CHARGES

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. November 26.-Johnny
WeiSmuller, the Tarzan Of the screen,
was on his way to Hollywood today,
cleared of the accusation he had struck
Lieut.. Cameron winslow, u. 8. N, in
night club fight.
Lieut.. winslow, in formal state
ment, said 1t was some one else who
gave him a black eye early Tuesday
morning. Previously, the lieutenant'i
wife had accused Weissmuller Of
having hit her husband.
The naval oficer, while exonerating
Weissmuller, said he had had . verbal
tiff with the actor before somebody else
hit him, =
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Remote Alaskan
Island S,Uarnling
With Sea Offers
Rarest Furs Obtained
From Animal Thought
Almost Extinct.

BY the Associated Press.
Discovery that an almost unknown
Alaskan island Is alive with sea
otters-said to be the only animals
literally worth their weight in gold
was reported yesterday by Senator
Thomas, Democrat, of Oklahoma.
Long believed to be virtually ex-
tinct, sea otters produce the most
Evening star., 1936-11-26
Beekeepers to Meet Here.

Washington will be the next meet
ing place of the International Bee
keepers Conference, delegates to the
conference In San Antonio, Tex, de-
cided yesterday, according to an Asso-
ciated Press dispatch.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
HELD FOR U. S. JURY

Suspect in Mann Act Case Ap-
pretended in Florida.
TAMPA, Fla, November 26 (P.-A
man listed as Albert Sydney Swain
whom officers quoted as saying he
came from Texas, was ordered held
for Federal grand jury action under
$500 bond yesterday on charges OF
violating the Mann act.
Awarrant charged he had trans
ported young woman from Charlotte,
N. c., to Tampa for immoral purposes
He was arrested today In Bradenton,
Fla, on complaint Of the girls mother
in Charlotte.
Evening star., 1936-11-26
TWIN MUST LEARN
TO WALK AGAIN
Severed From Dead Brother,
Filipino ConvaIeSces in
New York.
By the Associated Press.

BY the AsSociated Press.
NEW YORK, November 26.-Simpli-
clio Godino. severed from his Siamese-
twin brother after the latter died Of
rheumatic fever, must learn to walk
again.
The 28-year-old Filinipos were 20
Evening star., 1936-11-26

Clay products valued at sS,97oo00
were produced in the United States
last year.
Evening star., 1936-11-26

tive ease. the chief dificulty to be
encountered being centered in the at
tack on the sigmoids (the final nexures
of the large intestine)."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

irasnak az elejen, hogy az
egesz historic ertelmetlen be-
SEED lesz, de ujra csak AIT al
litom, hogy az a ket konny-
csepp, annak a neveletlen, mil
veletlen, vad6c kis peon-k0-
ly0knek a ket k0nnycseppje a
legdragabb es a legragyogobb
karacsonyi emlekem.
Mert az ugye termeszetes,
hogy a parisi kathedralisban a
fenyes csillarok karacsonyra
kigyulnak?
Mikor az elveszett alomva-
rosban egymas mellett all
tunk a "feher haz" el6tti ka-
racsonyfa alatt, a falum es en-,
a szivekbe azert nem lattunk.
Bar en- mindig ugy ereztem,
es ma IS ugy erzem, hogy a
sz:vunk oft volt azokon a ka-
racsonyi esteken a kinyitott
es egyncas fele nyujtott te-
nyerben
Hanen ez a ragyas kis
mexicoi gyerek oda tette a
szivet abba a ket konnycsepp-
be es litni kellett mindenkj-
mex, fogy az Edesanyja kepe
van a sziveben. En- el6ttem
soha meg egy ember a vilagon
a lelket ennyire fel mem tarta
Es ilyaa szep emberi lelket
nagyon sUkat meg mem lat.
tam.
Ezze. hat vege is lenne g
mesenek.
Hogy mi lett a pogacsaval!
Hat legy evvel kesobb visz.
szavitte.n Verebelyre, es mikol
senki sem latta, mikor este
megint csak ketten iltiink g
konyhaban, oda adtam al
Anyamnak, hogy ime, vissza'
hozott a pogacsa. Talan nen
tettem jol, inert megint csal
megrikettam ait a szegeny
Asszonyt, bar AIT sejtem
hogy akkor a konnyeket men
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24
=EDESANYAM POGACSAJA===zsszzzzszzzzzz=szz==
ZzSz15zzSzzSz1Sz1zzzfzzz

Aki mem akarja, hogy a ka-
racsonyfajar6l a h6pehely,
meg az eziist lekopjek, az Vi
gyazzon, hogy ne varja a ka-
racsonyt magaban. Es ne sza-
mitson ARA, hogy a multtal
meg a regi emberekkel fog
iinnepelni, inert a multi elko-
pix, a regiek elmennek.
Okos emberek gondoskod1a-
max r6!a, hogy a jov6t newell
jek maguk mellett, magulmak,
hogy gyermek legyen kara
csonykor a hazukban.
Mert aki a multba nez, aki
mem a jcvot newell maga mel
lett maganak, az ugy jar,
mint en-, hogy meg a karacso-
nyi emlekei koziil is csak ket
konnycseppet tud kivalaszla-
nj magi.nak, hogy Bethleht m
csillaga helyett is csak elh:,l-
latott, elmult, regi k0nnycsep-
pek ragyognak a multb6l az
unnepi esten a 2zamara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

banta. Legalabb en- mem ban
tam az enyemet. Bevitte a
"szobaba", ahova mem jar
funk soha, csak aludni, inert
a szegeny ember az 6hazaban
a szobat telen mem fiiti. Nya-
ron meg minek time a szoba-
ban?
Ahanyszor elj0ttem, a k0ny-
nyekkel siit0tt makos poga-
csakat mindig elhoztam ma
gammal, Is ahanyszor meg
tertem, mindig visszavittem
AIT az egy darabot, ami haza-
witt Anyamhoz.
Es hat, utoljara ITALIAN a nyo-
morusagon, a penztelensegen,
a depression kiviil azert is
mem tertem vissza tizenharom
evig a falumba, inert mem
volt kinek visszavinni a poga-
csat........
Lehetseges, hogy van vala
mi a regeben, lehetseges, hoo7
a hazulrol elvitt pogacsa visz-
sza viszi csakugyan az en-
bert az Edesanyja hazahoz.
sok szegeny anyanak re-
meg a szive, hogy a gyermeke
oft hagyja, hogy elszall a csa-
ladi feszekb0l. Probaljak meg,
sissene;x olyankor az Ultra po-
gacsat.
Mert az anya kOnnyenel
dragabb utravalot senkinek
mem adhatnak........
Mondtam el6re, hogy mem
lesz elbeszeles, meg csak ert-
heto karacsonyi emlek sem
ebbol az irasbol.
Taldn azert, inert az id6 es
a magany lekoppasztja a kara
csonyt.
Elmentek, mind elfhentek
vagy r1essze vannak azok
akikkel valaha, egy hosszu
talan tulsagosan hosszu ele.
ten at a karacsonyoknak drill
tenn.
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otthonbsn. Kaptam karacso-
nyi aiandekokat, amlknek
orilten es jobb idokben ad-
tam karacsonyi ajandekokat,
amiknek ezerszer jobban orul-
tenn.
De a legszebb karacsonyt
Carolinaban, a Chaffin csa-
lad baratsagos otthonaban
toltotten. Azoknal az egysze-
ru oreg farmereknel, akiknel
a gyapotot szedtuk Two-Bits
Mike-al egyutt a hobo-korszak
felejthetetlenul sep idejeben
Is ahova karacsonyra Spotty-
val, az en- kis mexicoi bara-
tommal megtertiink vendeg-
mex.
Es ahol azzal udv0z0lt az
Greg Chaffinne, minket, a
hobo -gyerekeket, akik kisegi-
tettuk 6ket a nyari munka-
val, hogy az uranak a fiji
llnk hallstara kiabalta az
apstezre, hogy "a boysok ho-
me j0ttek."
Ennek a karacsonynak is -
ket konnycsepp a legszebbik
emleke.
Es ebben a k0nnycseppben
feleletet talalnak azok a bara-
tank, akik gyakran kerdez-
tex mar t6lem, hogy mifele
gyerek lehetett az az egysze-
ru, ta,an irastudatlan kis
mexicoi peon-fiu, akirol any
nyit irok, akivel hob6skodtam
es akit Two-Bitsnel is jobban
szerettem.
Attol felek, hogy ertelmet-
len lesz ez az irasom. Attol fe-
lex, hogy az olvasok mem er-
tik meg sem a ket konnycsep.
pet, sern ait, hogy azok a
konnyek inert forrasztottak
bennurket ossze 0r0kre. Mert
hiaba yaltam ell Spottytol hui
szonhet eve, lelekben orokre
egytitt fogunk mi maradni.
Hat aki erdekes t0rtenetet
var, az tegye most lie ezt az
ujsagot, inert ujra mondom,
hogy amt most leirok, AIT
csak en- ertem. Aminthogy hi
szen ezeket a regi emlekeket
mem is from en- masok,
max. Mikor visszarandulok q
hobo-dzsungelekbe, vagy mi
kor azok jonnek el hozzam g
detroiti Sloan Streetre, akkol
en- csak magamnak beszelek.
Mikor harminc eve elhata
roztam, hogy Amerikat meg
nezem, konnyebb volt a.
olyasmit elhatarozni, mint
megtenni.
Alias nelkul koborogtam Blu
dapest utcain, hol ettem, no
mem ettem es ARA is csal
nagynehezen szereztem meg
szukseges ot forintot, hog,
Fiumeba utazzak.
Ahol meg utlevelre, me
utikoltsegre lett volna Silk
segem.
Oman siirg0ny0ztem hazs
= hogy megyek Amerikaba, ba
/ jol tudtam, hogy meg mel
= vagyok utban, hogy ez a SUI
o gony csak ijesztes.
. Mem is csalodtam.
r A testverem utanam su
) gonyozott, hogy menjek haz
RI legalabb bucsuzni. Otthc
Ii aztan Edesanyamat ravette1
n hogy ada a sztikseges sziil
z beleegyezest, hogy az utlev
IS lem megkapjam. AIT mar tu
tam, hogy a halo kihoz
j. munkamert.
= - Mem volt k0nnyii dolog. I
Q id6sebb testverem ostromol
az Anyamat, hogy ne enge
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1936-12-24

mem LATHAM odaig.
Ahogy oft iltem vele a
konyhaban kettesben, ahogy
EdesanyAm a pogacsat gyur-
ta, alig kellett abba vizet meg
s6t tenni. A k0nnyei allando-
an kulltak a tesztaba.
En- sem ultem oft szaraz SEE
mekkel.
Es mikor egyszer ugy erez-
tie, hogy meg tud szolalni,
hogy a szava mem full sirasba,
ait suttogta, hogy a pogacsa-
max az a hire, hogy vissza vi
szi ait, aki elviszi hazulrol ma
gaval
En- hittem is szentul, hogy
visszavisz, his7en tizennyolc
ewes keraban XII menne ell ha-
zulrol azzal a szandekkal,
hogy or0kre Amerikaban fog
maradni?
Ahanyszor ettem belole,
annyiszor megsirattam a po-
gacsat.
Es egyet eltettem belole ma
gamnak emlekiil.
Hosszu lenne leirnl, hogy
mikeppen 6riztem ait meg,
mikor csavargo voltam, mikor
mem volt hajlekom.
Mikor els6 allomasomrol, a
thacker; b&nyabol tobbed ma
gammal ejszakanak idejen ell
szoktiink, felvettiink vagy hat
inget-gatyat magunkra, inert
csomagot mem vihettunk XII g
teleprol, de magammal vittem
kend6be csavarva a pogacsat
Mikor hobo koromban nehs
a kis batyumban mem volt
mas, csak egy darab szappan
egy fesii (mert valamikor fe'
silt en- is hasznaltam), a po
gacsat magammal vittem. A
mezzel sutott makos pogacss
kove kemenyedett, de sze
mem porlott.
Egyszer egy new york; ma
gyar zsido boltosnal hagytan
meg6rzesre, inert akkor mai
szappan sem volt, hogy ba
tyut csiaaltam volna belole
es Wecnslerek tudtak, hogy
kincset oriznek. (Sokan emile
keznek q jo Greg Wechslerre
akinek rofos boltja volt a:
Ave. A nellett es aki egy mix
lit adott minden ehes ma
gyarnak.)
Mikor Wechsler meghalt,
felesege megirta New Orleans
ba, hogy elkuldi a pogacsat
inert az uzletet kiarusitja e
becsukia. Feltettem a poga
csanat es megirtam hog
tartsa Inaganal, inert magyar
megyek erte New Yorkba. Hs
rom het mulva TWo-Bitsse
egyutt oft voltam es azontl
a pogacsa mindig nalam vol
> Mem beszeltem en- arrt
Wechslereken Xviii senkine]
es a ciynborak soha mem tue
tax, hogy a kis batyuban m
orz0k. Es ha tudtak volna, eg
sem faggatott volna, mem n
: vetett volna XII senki a dzsul
! gelban. Hiszen az orszagl
: legtobb szegeny vandora wi
ilyen megmagyarazhatatla
erteku apr6sagot magaval, a
boil az eletb0l, aminek a k
pujat maga mog0tt a legt0l
d hobo becsukta.
4 Egyszer sebesen robogo I
y hervonaton utaztunk, de ne
u tudtunk bemenni a karekh
hanem a box-karek vegen a
! dogaltunk, ami mem kellen
!" mulatsag.
Ahogy az egyik karomat
z vaslepcs6b6l kihuztam, no.
q a masikkal felvaltsam, Ices
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