davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
AZ VI orTHoN,

OlMinden rendben ment.5 Ger
gely kiberelte a husz hold
egyeki foldet. Csinos ket $40
has 1tanyahazat talaltak rata.
Lassankent, tha egyszeruen is,
de berendeztek. 5sAz aegyik $40
ba2 Gergelyne, a. mask Sam
dore. "A megmentett .csaladi
ekszerek, lassankent bevando-
roltak 4 yarosis VA ogtAzba,
am ezzel szenibens tehenek
eslovak kerulltek AZ ista1loba,
a Eszarnyasok szaraa its pnote-
kedett, s6t Sander pe1lzts is
tudott beloliik csinalni.
"a tavaszi szantas bizony pit
talalta az exc szarvanal Ger
gelyt is. Kemenyen dolgoz-
tax, napszamos munkasokat
mem igen tudtak az elso idok-
ben fogadni. Sander igen
hasznalhatonak bizonyult: O
f6zott es igen izletes etelek
keriiltek az asztalra, barha a
gulyas volt az uralkodo etel a
menuben. De tudtak oriilni
mindennek. Unnepnapjuk volt
ha lattak, hogy milyen szepen
fejl6dik a vetes. Volt egy
tabla buza, rozs, kukorica es
Sander malacokat is allitott
be hizlalasra.
Sandornak mindenre kiter-
jedi a gondja. Gergely oily
kor alig tudott mellette va
lami foglalatoskodast talalni,
mindent maga elvegzett. Meg
ARA is maradt ideje, hogy be-
jarjon a hetipiacra apr6josza-
got, tojast, vajat eladni. Mem
szamolt ell soha, de mindig
lhozott valamit, egyszer csiz-
mat Gergelynek, magyaros fe-
kete ruhat, mint amilyet a
falusi gazdak viselnek, s6t
nikor mar szekeriik is volt,
nagy titokzatosan vasarolt
egy iroasztalt es hazaszalli-
totta Gergely szobajaba.
Aztan k0nyveket is vasarolt,
az igaz ocskan, olcso rege-
1lyeket, de megis ellehetett
lveliik iizni> a hosszu { estek
unalmat. A hetivasaros utak
alatt ujsagot is vasarolt. Sz6-
rakozottan 'forgattai egyszer az
llijsagot Gergely, arhikor meg
akadt a, !, szeme egy feltun6
Iszedesih Mren:
IL "Solty Rictdrd1 szesggydri
iyazgat6s eBs9ysstes Q SkobdIy
MILDLY .t6tandcsos f0gdbirto-
Kos nagynniiveltsegii lednydt,
Agnest. az dnnepi aktus SEQ
Ikoly MILDLY d6gsseret6 stri
hdsdbaa tolyt le, hova 120 f6r
1,yi el6Eel6 k0s0nseg voIt hi
yatalos."
| Gergely lecsapta az ujsagot.
lime a nota vege! Els en- meg
hittem neki valamikor. Most
j0tt a masodik szamu meg
oldas, miutan EN-, az els6 sza-
mu, mem alltam k0telnek.
Gratulalok tisztelt Solty ur,
mondta magaban, Hiaba VI
sci monoklit, megsem lat tisz-
tan. Gratulalok a spanyolfal
szerephez.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22

lett mindebbol, sar, szenny,
gyotrelem. Sokaig tartogatta
Agnes regebbi leveleit, aztan
egy este, mikor niagara ma
radt, inert Sandor elment va
lahoya, elegette azokat a bu-
bos kemenceben., a
All igen a bubos kemence!
Hogy orilt Agnes oft a korcs-
maban az Greg bubos kemen-
cenek! Eppen ilyen volt. Es
mig a langok emesztettek a
halvany lilaszinu selymes pa
pirosokat, kiilon0s, mintha
Agnes sep area .rajzolodott
volna XII a langokban. Szens
vedo volt ez az arc, Gergely
egeszen megzavarodott a a. la
tomanytol. - =. = ..>'- : -
Egyszer kapott levelet Ho-
daszytol. Abban az ALT, hogy
Agnes nagyons rosszul nez, XII,
talan ujra beteg.N Talalkozott
vele, de mem keriilt s .szoba
Gergely, pedigy ,latszott, hogy
az ajkan lebeg a neveyl Sziilei
most hozza 4 kenyszeritettek
Solty Richardhoz, OFT i volt
Hodaszy is az eljegyzesen.
Agnes csak, tilt komoran; alig
| volt szaYa valakihez. .tNem
-ertsm en- pajtas az eg6sz dol
gott = fejezte be leveletr Ho-
daszy - valami tit mines srend
ben,s init csinaltatok, egymas-
salss keszakarva elrontjatok
egymas eletet.,~.-. 49,. ~ i...s
4 Gergely tepel5dott es IN azon
I yette magat eszre, hogya ujra
meleg erzesek kopogtatnak
sziveben, de bizonytalan va
lami volt, elhessegette maya
tol. Most mar mines vissza-
teres, a hid felegetve, gon-
dolta. *
Tokeletes kisgazda lett Ger
gely. Finom arcele, tartasa,
megjelenese mem illet ugyan a
csizmas falusi oltozethez, de
azert szemrevalo ember volt
ICY is. A baroi cimet letette,
, per "Kornyey uram' ismertek
a kornyeken. Futo kaland-
ban lehetett volna resze. Xii
lonosen egy falusi ifju o.
I vegy erdeklodott gyakran a
gazdasag menete utan es
csak a Kornyey-tanyarol sze-
: retett keltetni valo tojasokat
beszerezni.
A latogatasok azonban cred
menytelenul vegzodtek, K0r-
nyey uram erzektelen maradt
a Wig ozvegy bajai irant.
A kis gazdasag pfosperalt.
Sandornak jo erzeke volt a
konjunkturahoz. Mindig tud-
ia mikor kell venni es mikor
eladni. Jo termes is iger-
kezett es Sander kupeckedese
is szep penzt hozott. Az igaz,
hogy igen igenytelen eletet
eltek. Alig koltottek vala-
mire. Gergely a varosnak meg
a tajekara sem nezett, 0sszes
mulatsaga abbo1 ALT, hogy
belovagolt a k0zei hortobagyi
csardahoz, megivott egy-ket
ffelliter bort 8 a csik6sokkal
pasztorokkal, hallgatta zama-
tos beszedlket, busong6 no
taikat. Szivere ment az ilyen
egyszerii n6ta: Ill 1.5
Bujdosik az arva madar
/ r. Egyik agr6l fnasikrae szaH.
/ Hat az ilyen arvaa mint en-,
Hogyne bujdokolna szegeny
, Aztan, s1nikor : mar { Macy
/ volt a hangu1at, 8 is belle
danolt a n6taba:: X laHAf3
.,I9.nsasF lg9ll
Hej kutyakaparasi csarda
K0riil van zsandArral allva
Air van az k0rul allva
Csik6s mulat a csardaban.
Gergely nagyon negszeret.
te a rtobagyot.. A maple
mente varazsa negejtette 81
L ws4& E y - y Eel - rHn~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22
AMERIkAI MAGYAR HIRLAP
(Folytatasl

Il Y ~ , =
Masnap reggel 0tkor indu1-
tax.
Els az indulasnal vi or0m
| erte 6ket, amt mem vartak.
A yankee-k altal adomanyo-
zott ket lovon, elelmen kivul
hatvan taller ara aranyat
nyomtak "kolcs0n" a kezebe,
azonkivul ket nehez takarot
adtak nekik, inert Mexico (ma
New Mexico) hegyei kozt reg
gel es ejjel hideg van.
A slegnagyobb oromet azon-
ban mem az ajandekok okoz-
tax.
A ket 10 mellett volt egy
0szver is, amelynek a kantarat
Gomez, Isabella huseges szol-
gaia tartotta. Gomez kiielen-
tette, hogy veliik megy, inert
nelkiile a sivatagokban elvesz-
mex. F ......,..
| Vitezek soha mem tudtak
meg, hogy Donna Regina szive
lagyult-e el es 8 kiildte-e Co
MEET utanuk, vagy az egyszeru
mexicoi peon hisege es ra-
gaszkodasa vitte-e szamiiz0t-
tex melle, hogy rajtuk segit-
sen. ~ y 4. @" = /. - ..).'' "a
~ Annyi bizonyos, hogy 90
'g0s es elokel6 Hyacint uradal-
max egyetlen orokose es lea
nyan a sajat otthonabol ccsak
annyit witt el,, ami rata volt,
Nmikor el6z6 nap a nagynenje
-hazat elhagyta.a As7H i%.i-@
A kenYe,emhez Is. i6'ethez
szokott ,urileany k6nnnvu ruha-
-iat ocsak a yankeekt6l kepott
durva Navajo pokroc fedte, mi
kor Santa Fe. hegyei kozt a
hideg hajnali szell6 megnyi-
totta a "boldogsag" utiat el6t-
te es Vitez konnyes szsmekkel
latta, hogy a felesege reszket
a hidegtol.
7 A mi hosiink ugy nezett
vissza Santa Fe varara, mikol
OF ora utan a kapun kimentek
mint ahonnan az ember orok.
re bucsuzik.
Mint ahol sok banat erte
: de ahol boldogsagat is meg
talalta. es sajnalta / a kies va
rost otthagyni.
De boldogan gondolt ra
hogy nehany honap mulva St
Louisban lesznek es = mint
irja - almaiban ARA is gon-
dolt neha egy-egy percre, hogy
a feleseget valamikor az eliza
gyott szlilofoldre is visszaviszi
magaval.
Hiu almok es boho RENE
nyek.
Hany millio europai kalan-
dor, europai bevandorlo al
modott ICY a kovetkez6 evtize-
dek alatt, hogy ha egyszer va.
gyont szerez, megter a szul6-
foldjere es hanyan talalunk
orokos nyugalmat magunknak
anelkul, >hogy a sztlofoldet
megegyszer meglatnank.
Mikor Vitez visszanezett a
hegy tetejer6l Santa Fe vara-
ra, mem sejthette, hogy sci
tette volna, hogy az eletenek a
legnagyobb reszet oft fogja
); leelni, hogy lesz egyszer egy
emlek, egy jeltelen sir, egy
nevtelen kis emberi lelek, aki
oda fogja ct 0rokre lAncolni. {.
| Akik manapsag a Niagara
Falls -hoz valo naszutazast ke-
! veslik, azok jol ter1nek, ha ell
| olvasnak vitez JOSEF naszut-
iat. 'I1.e ls'a. GA ),
.A7Santa Fe muzeumaban Or
tE0tt nemet naplo elmosott be-
TIL nyilvan konnyekkeI voitak
aztatva, mikor azokat Vitez -
/ evekkel a RESERVES naszut utaI
- papirra vetette. d5g
j Gomez veliink jott egesz
nap, veliink maradt az else
ejjelre es masnap delben bu
ocYy1of+ al fG1iiy,1x AJ~I~~,, - -.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22

fensikok tetejet, hogy a mexi-
col 6rjaratokat keriiljuk es ne
ma szomorusaggal hagyott OFT
benniinket.'
"Egyediil maradtunk a Tier
"a Templada magassagan."
"Az ut egy vizesgodorhoz We
zetett benntinket, ahol holtra
faradtan megpihentiink es
egesz ejjelre maradtunk." Ca
vizes godrok mem forrasok, ha-
mem a meszko godreiben fel-
gyulemlett es6vizek.)
"Innen elindultunk reggel
egy k0d0s gyaloguton, felfele,
a sziklak oldalan, amig keso
delutan kifaradva es ktilono-
sen lovainkat feltve isrnet
megpihentiink.''
"Hosszas pihenes, aztan to-
vabb a mask vizesgOdO dOrhoz,
ahol rneghaltunk." 90 ''.-,
"Mikor rnasnap felebred-
tunk, megva1tozott minden ko-
ril0ttunk. Siiru kod volt, ami
ritka julius vegen azon vi
deken, de azert elindultunk,
amerre - ait hittem az
utunk vezetett, kelet 7fele. Del
re tetovazva jarkaltunk a k6-
sziklak kozt, a gyalogut nyo-
mat Sc -tala1tuk IS azon tana-
.kodtunk, 4f hogy leereszked-
junk-e a volgyek fele, vagy
nyomuljunk meg magasabbra
a hegyekre, ahol legel6t. es ia
Ian nemi !yizet konnyebben ia
lalhatunk."
Delre a kannainkban lev6
vi1 Etd5s volt, hiszen mar a vi
zes god0rbol is felig buzosen
meritetttik, reggelre az is ell
fogyott es eszrevettiik, hogy
allataink k0zel vannak a tel
jes kimeruleshez."
"Mentiink tovabb."
"A szuros kaktuszok k0zt
, kin volt az ut es csakhamar
boldog orommel udv0zoltiik,
ha egesz kopar kosziklan jar
hattunk, bar a lovaink ehse-
gukben es kilonosen s7omiu-
sagukban a keseru kaktusz-
Dol is le-leharaptak."
; Frank jott az ejjel. Szell6t-
len, meleg, nedves ejszaka. A
lovak egy lepest mem akartak
menni es en- alig voltam kepes
idejeben leugrani, hogy a To-
varol ajultsn ESQ Isabellat
megkaphassam."
"Ketsegbeesetten hivtam a
felesegem eletre, rattan, iit0t-
tenn, de egy csepp vizem mem
volt, ami magahoz terithette
volna. Egyszerre csak j0tt a
hegyi ejszakak hidegje. Isa-
bella magahoz teri es en- vi
erore kapva olben vittem egy-
egy kis darabon, inert minden-
aron vizet keIlett talalnunk.'
"orak verejtekes kuzdelme
utan egyszerre ugy ereztIk,
!. hogy hideg nedvesseget tala-
lunk, ha a foldre nyulunk es
novekvo er6vel igyekeztiink
elore."
. 'Inkabb szaglasunk witt a
; megvalto viz fele, mint barmi
: mas, de egyszerre csak:: Oh,
! csodak-csodaja, yaloban ned
yes homokot markoltam a ke-
. zembe." rc,e,,aT, wv
K "Oh, nlilyen boldogan fek-
! tettem le sIsabeIAmat, milyen
: boldogan facsartam a. nedyes
honokbol gy-e@ csepp, yizet
a szajaba.' vIsr,e s tl,ss,.
! "Es mikor Isabella feliidiilve
haritotta1 ell atgyizes homokot
magatol, ram umutatva, hogy
most n1agamra gondoljak, ne
KEN mem volt tobbe tiirelmem
! hogy yizet kifacsarjam.' y
"Ugy raktam a szamba 9
homokot, ugy szivtam a drags
eltet6 nektart bel6le es csal
hosszas pihenes utan indultan
: neki, hogy a nedvesseg forra
: sat megkeresSem."
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-07-22

(Folytatjuk)
Evening star., 1937-03-23
Service Orders
ARMY.

ARMY.
Walker, Lieut. Col. Fred l., In
fantry, Army War College, to Philip
pine Department, September l.
Thomas, Maj. Elmer G., Quarter
master Corps, Fort Knox, KY, to
office, Quartermaster General, August
Is.
Whitworth, Maj, Alexander E.,
Signal Corps, Indianapolis, Ind, to
Baltimore, Md, June l.
Hunt, Capt. John A., Quartermaster
Corps, Fort Sam Houston, Tex, to
Office, Quartermaster General.
NAVY.
Tyler, Comdr. George B., Medical
Corps, detached U. S. S. Tuscaloosa,
to Naval Academy; May or June.
Abercrombie, Lieut.. Comdr. Lau-
renee A., detached U. S. S. New
Orleans, to Naval Academy; June l.
Weller, Lieut.. Comdr Oscar A., de-
tached U. S. S. Lexington, to Bureau
Aeronautics; June l.
Anderson, Lieut.. Charles Harper,
lr., detached U, S. S. New Orleans, to
Naval Gun Factory, Navy Yard; June
/.
Daniel, Lieut.. Henry c., detached
U. S. S. Maryland, to Bureau Naviga-
ton; June l.
-Danis, Lieut.. Anthony L., detached
U. S. S. Minneapolis, to Naval Air
Station, Norfolk, Va; June.
Murphy, Lieut.. John Williams, de-
tached U. S. S. New Mexico, to Naval
Operations; June /.
Rees, Lieut.. Owen, detached u S. S
Vireo, to Norfolk Navy Yard, Ports
mouth, Va; June T.
WEIGH, Lieut.. John L., detached
U. S. S. Lamberton, to Navy Yard,
Philadelphia; May Is.
Whitney, Lieut.. John p, detached
U. S. S. Lexington, to Army Industrial
College; June.
Gardiner, Lieut.. G.g) Josef M, de-
tached U. S. S. New Orleans, to Naval
Aircraft Factory, Navy Yard, Phila-
delphia; June.
Hunt, Lieut.. G.g) richard C. D.,
jr., detached U. S. S. Bushnell, to
Naval Operations: June.
New, Lieut.. Gg) William N, Medi-
cal Corps, detached Naval Medical
School, to Asiatic Station; May g..
Evening star., 1937-03-23

OF GERMANY GAINS
Convinced, However, Some Food
Exports Always to Be Neces-
sary, q. S. Official Says.
BY the Associated Press.


The Agriculture Department heard
yesterday that four years of expert
ments have convinced the German
Government that it cannot become
entirely independent of foreign food
supplies.
This report came from department
observer in Berlin.
He added, however, that Germany
has made great progress toward self
sufficiency in recent years, sharply
curtailing imports of American farm
products.
Before and for a time after the
World War, Germany was the second
best world outlet for raw cotton, lard,
tobacco, grains and fruit from the
United States.
German plans, the observer said, in
clude increased raising of goats and
rabbits, partial replacement of meat
by fish, and numerous other changes
IN diet.
Evening star., 1937-03-23

northeast, S.
Nelson w. Brown, 22l4 @ street, $40.
Nelson A. Beaver, 43os Tenth street
northeast, $40.
Robert w. Slocum, Virginia, $40.
William K. Jordan, l742 Riggs place,
$40
Clarence w. Higgenbotham, 1902
Carolina place, IS.
Stewart H. Smyth, 926 K street, $40.
Robert J. Thomas, 1924 Newton
street northeast, SIS.
Charles R. Bowie, Maryland, $40.
Charles L. Goldstein, 1915 Sixteenth
street, $40.
Zowie Wanamaker, 5055 A street
southeast, IS.
Richard T. Lewis, 1881 Second
street northeast, $40.
Bernard E. Jones, SIT Oglethorpe
street, SIS.
James c. Carter, 1852 Third street
southwest, $40.
Milo r. Carroll, 1928 Connecticut
avenue, IS.
Amadie L. Augle, 1l5 H street SOUTH
west. SIS.
Charles L. Herman, Benning Sta
ton, D. c., $40.
Allen r. Massie, 1905 First street,
$40.
Iowa Rankin, 164l Eleventh street,
$40.
Francis A. Roll, Boiling Field, D. c.,
$40
John Wright, sss Twenty-fifth
street, $40.
PERMIT SUSPENSIONS.
The following is list of the opera
tors permits suspended or revoked rs
OF March l9, with the length of time
for which the permits are suspended:
Arthur F. Todd, l643 U street SOUTH
east, second offense, 80 days.
Roy Williams, 1925 South Capitol
street, 80 days.
NONRESIDENT SUSPENSIONS.
The following is a list Of the sus-
pensions and revocations of operating
privileges of non-residents:
Franklin r. Fisher, l108 Nineteenth
street, South Arlington, Va, is days.
Lawrence Gluckstein, 1904 Shake
speare avenue, New York City, 80
days.
John R. Graft, 81 Prince George
avenue, Kensington, Md, 80 days.
George c. Moore, 1918 Quebec
street, Arlington, Va, revoked
Arthur L. Pitman, Alexandria, Va,
80 days.
Charles E. Robinson, jr., Brookville,
Md, IS days.
Wordie E. Savoy, Allentown, Md, 80
days.
Robert G. Temple, Garrett Park,
Nd, IS days.
Evening star., 1937-03-23
Traffic Convictions
RECKLESS DRIVING.

John Riggs, Maryland, s25 or IS
days
SECOND SPEEDING.
Mathew A. Fryer, l118 Tenth
street, $40.
Joseph S. Cullins, jr., Maryland,
$40.
John L. Bostwick, 1911 Minnesota
avenue southeast, $40.
Herbert B. Phillips, 22l9 Pomeroy
street, SIS.
Donald r. Weeks, 4125 Military
road, SIS.
FIRST-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Lewis P. Shoemaker, 1855 Harvard
street, $40.
Walter Palmer, 53O8 Fades street
Evening star., 1937-03-23

Sarah v. Athey. 81. Georgetown Hospital
Bertha M. Taylor 81, GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Ernest Hastings, So Galinger Hospital
Marie Berkheimer. SO. Slbley Hospital
James D. Boland. 50. 220 H st. ne.
Bessie G. Ricks. As. George Washington
william II. Davis. As. 264o Wisconsin ave.
Legis P, Marten., jr., As. Walter Reed
Anna J. Petty 3S 1926 N Capitol St.
Jane M. Clancy. 80 Sibley Hospital.
Irving Every. II. Casualty Hospital
Infant Thomas. Gallinger Hospital
Infant, Arnold, George Washington Hos
Infant Edelin,. Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Robinson. George Washington Hos
pital
Infant .McAninch, Gallinger Hospital
Howard Gordon, 81. Home for Aged and
1nfirm.
Mary L. Burke SO. 4O4 Rea ST.
Joseph Buchanan. so. Gallinger Hospital
Evening star., 1937-03-23
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TO-DAY.
Dance, Pennsylvania State Society,
Willard Hotel, pm.
Meeting, st. Charles Lay Alumni,
Willard Hotel pm.
Meeting, Women's Trade Union
League, Y w c. A., pm.
Meeting, Adjutant Generals Office
Local, No. 372, N. F. F. E., ITO Four
teenth street, 8 pm.
TOMORROW.
Luncheon, Zonta Club, Y. w. C. A.,
Seventeenth and K streets, pm.
Luncheon, Electric Institute, Carl
ton Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Rotary Club, Willard
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, soroptimist Club, Will
lard Hotel, l pm.
Luncheon, Gyro Club Lafayette
Hotel, 1890 pm.
Luncheon. MidWeek Lunch Club,
Lafayette Hotel, 12:45 pm.
Meeting, Philatelic Society, Carlton
Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Magicians' Association,
Wardman Park Hotel, 8:15 pm.
Meeting, Optimist Club, Mayf1ower
Hotel, pm.
Dinner, American Bankers Asso-
citation, Mayflower Hotel, $50 pm.
Meeting, Geological Society, Co.'S
mos Club, pm.
Meeting Washington Photographic
Society, Mount Pleasant branch,
Public Library, Sixteenth and Lamont
streets, pm.
Meeting, Agriculture Department
Branch Local, No. 2, N. F. F. E., ITO
Fourteenth street, 8 pm.
Meeting, Navy Yard Local No. $50.
N. F. F. E., Southeast branch Public
Library, Seventh street and Pennsyl-
Vania avenue southeast, pm.
Evening star., 1937-03-23

Rev. J. H. Lansinger.
clair. 80, both Of 103 A st. ne; Rev.
c. s, Abbott.
Edward g. Wilson, 90 1878 Champlain
st, and Ellen c. Wilson, 81, so New
York ave; Rev. j. M. Gilum.
John w. Elliott AZ, Baltimore, and Mary
H, Snoddy. %, Marion. N. c.; Rev. J. H.
Bakemore
James j. Tidwen. %. 1889 I st. and
Marjorie E. Estes, 20, 516 9th st. Sc;
Oliver H. Lettmann, 2l. Colmar Manor
Md, and Ethel V. Schreiber, 81 2a12
Bladensburg I'd. ne; Rev. s. H. Korn-
Henry N Weir, 81. New York City and
Katherine Boylan 53 1923 Harvard
st; Judge r. E. Mattingly
Windsor C. Coggins, 26, Scranton. Pa, and
Celeste Hudgins, "a Keystone Apart
ments; Rev. F. B. Harris.
John C. Fannin "a, 1924 18th st, and
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Marriage Licenses.

Henry Graham, %, 14O Pearce st, and
F1ossie Currie, %, 643 Callan st. ne;
Rev. Robert Anderson.
E. Lee Hawkins. 25. Olney. Md, and
Helen McCracken, "a, Colesville. Md;
Rev. B. I. Barnes.
Allen T Heppert. %, and Doris L. Tyler,
10 both of Richmond Rev. A. F. Poore.
Else Strauss. 2s New York City; Judge
WILDER H. Fox. 30. 1865 st. Sc. and
Florence E. Lucas -. 2642 Nichols
Norman H Evans, 30. 1888 Garrison St,
and Glare N McGarry, 23. 371S Har-
rison st; Rev: T. g. smythi
Margaret L. Bovey, 90 10 North Caro-
lima ave. Sc; Rev. r. D. Bowman.
Robert 8. Moyer:- %, 1887 4th st. ne.
and Mary v. Walter, 21, Clinton, Md
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Births Reported.

Walter and Grace Weber, twin girls.
Maurice and Estelle Kinsbergen. boy
Richard and Virginia Sanderson. girl.
Charles and Catherine Evans boy.
John and Myrtle Donaldson. boy
Alexander and Lucille Callen, boy.
Joseph and Inez Wines girl.
Pinkney and Lizzie Chambers. girl.
George and Bessie Mitchell, girl.
John and Mabel Monroe. boy.
Joseph and Rita Allen. girl
Richard and Queen Keels. girl
Wilbur and Fannie Givens. girl.
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EDWIN ALCER

Adlet Thomas. 3s. Gallinger Hospital.
Louise Preston. % Gallinger Hospital
Dorothy Proctor. 8. Freedmens Hospital
Infant Downs. 1887 Eye st. ne
Infant Davis Az Pleasant ct sw
Infant Goldman. Galllnger Hospital
Infant Almons Galllnger Hospital
Infant Lancaster, Gallinger Hospital
Infant Carter Gallinger Hospital
Infant Garter tNo. -, Gallinger Hospitsl
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Brain Twizz1ers
BY PROF. ]. d. FLINT.

"A PROSPECTOR was lost in the
desert for two days and nights.
Toward the end of the second day,
he became exhausted from the heat
and lost part of his consciousness and
as a result lost all record of time.
When he was found by party of
men who happened his way, he re-
sponded to treatment readily and soon
was thoroughly recovered. His first
question was, What day of the week
is it?" One of the men, a practical
joker, replied, when the day after
tomorrow is yesterday, today will be
As far from Tuesday as today was
from Tuesday when the day before
yesterday was tomorrow" Could you
have told the prospector what day it
was?
Copyright, 1879
(See Answer on Page B-l2)
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Juanita Ferrell 10, 2437 18th St; Rev.
Bernard BraSkamp
Alton F. Blake. 40, and Gertrude E. Brit
ton, 80. both OF 21O0 I st; Rev. j. r..
Mills
Conant H. Emmons, 27. 4429 Yuma ST..
and Mary H. Hutterly. 20. 1854 Co.
lumbia rd,; Rev. C. T. Warner.
Raymond A. King, Is, iii 9Th St, and
Elsie N. Liverette. is 3439 Holmead
pl.; Rev. w. S. Abernethy.
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Deaths Reported.

Helen watkins rs. 2OO2 @ ST.
Thomas Quinn, 73 GEORGETOWN Hospital.
Annie E. Grigsby 10. 513 Nicholson St
Marion A. Moffett SO 449 Lamont st
Thomas Maddox 64. GEORGETOWN Hospital
Cora A. Hayes, SO, II Seaton pl ne
Dillon Perkins, so, Home for Aged and
Infirm.
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YaWn Leads to HOSPITAL.

Awakening from an early sleep.
Mrs. Catherine Cameron of Glasgow,
Scotland, yawned, but could not shut
her mouth again, and at $3.50 O'Clock
in the morning was taken to a hos
pital, where her dislocated Jaw
was set.
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their festive board in New Eng land. Smiths onian institution rec ords now bridge the years that veil the aboriginal civilizations and show that the Indians of the Southwest dom esticated turkeys and fattened them for their ceremonial feasts. While the Pilgrim Fathers, grate- full for good harvests and year of prosperity in the New World decided on a day of thanksgiving to be celebrated at a banquet of roast turkey, really gave posterity the pirit of thanksgiving, the practice of such feasts had been established long before by the cliff dwellers who actually got their birds from a pen as we do today and not from a thicket as the Pill grims did.
 According to Smithsonian records the turkey of the aboriginal Indians more near ly approximated the
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thanks To provide food for this feast hunters were sent out by Gov ernor Bra afford and they returned with large supply of game. Hos pitality was extended to the Indians, 91 of whom attended the festival which lasted for three days. Con- spicuous among the game on the tables were numerous wild turkeys. then common in the woods of Mas sachusetts. From this circum- stance, they say, arose the popular association of these birds with thanksgiving days
 This of course is the true origin of the custom so far as white man has been concerned with it. But the origin of turkey feaSts goes back rr uch farther. The millions of fam lilies who plan on enjoying hearty Thanksgiving turkey dinners this year will in reality be observing a custom that prevailed ages before the Pilgrims first gathered around