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Evening star., 1937-12-04
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Baptist.
Anac0stia.

The Sunday School Superintendents'
Association of the District of Columbia
Convention will be entertained in this
church Monday. Special gospel serv-
ices will begin tomorrow and be con-
Quoted each evening. except Monday,
throughout the week. The Rev. T. E.
Boorde will conduct the services.
Evening star., 1937-12-04
Ebenezer A. M. E.

At II am sermon by Dr. Charles H.
Wesley, presiding elder of the Poto-
mac District of the Baltimore Con-
ference; $50 pm. A. c. E. League;
pm, sermon by the Rev. j. T. Bailey
on "Devout Forgetting" Holy COM
munion will be observed at both serv-
ices. Third quarterly conference
Monday, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-04
Fifteenth Street.

Women's day will be observed at
both services Sunday. In the morn
ing the Rev. Leslie L. Bowers will
bring message on THE Church on
the March" At the evening service
Mrs. Vergie Reckeweg, president of
the Women's Council, will preside and
the entire service will be in charge
of the women of the church The
guest speaker will be Mrs F. w.
Norris. The junior choir will sing at
both services.
A meeting of the Official Board~will
be held Tuesday at 8 pm.
Congregational.
Peoples (colored).
The second sermon of the advent
series will be presented tomorrow
morning by the Rev. A. F. Elmes on
"a Tribute to John the Baptist"
Holy communion will be observed.
Can One Be Honest at All Times?"
will be discussed by the older youth
fellowship at $50 pm. The Teen
age Fellowship meets at o'clock.
The church will hold election of
officers next Thursday night. The
choir has charge of arrangements for
the social.
Evening star., 1937-12-04
Christian.
Third

The Rev. George Oliver Taylor, di-
rector of religious education, Rich
mond, Va, will be the guest preacher
tomorrow at IL am. when the Lords
Supper will be observed The pastor,
the Rev, c. N. Williams, will pre-
side. THE Coat of Many Colors, "
play, will be presented at pm,
followed by social
Evening star., 1937-12-04
Healing Services.

The Prayer Circle of the Christian
Healing Mission will meet in the
Evening star., 1937-12-04
Metropolitan.

DR.. T. H. Macleod will speak on
Jesus, the Carpenter" at the II
O'Clock service. The Mems Bible
Glass will present as guest speaker at
the O'Clock vesper the Rev. Walter
F. Wolf of Clarendon, Va. John Nc
Duffie, president of the class, will pre-
side. For the midweek prayer services
Thursday at 1880 series of discus
sions will be had on the subject.
Faith and Life"
Evening star., 1937-12-04
Friendship (CoIOred.)

The Lords Prayer" will be the
subject of the Rev. B. H. Whiting to-
morrow at IL am. The Rev. j. T.
Magee will speak at pm.
Evening star., 1937-12-04
Jerusalem (COIoredN

The church will observe mems day
tomorrow at IL am Dean Benjamin
E. Mays of Howard University will be
the guest speaker; $50 pm, the young
mems chorus of the Friendship Bap-
tist Church will sing; 8pm.. Col. West
Hamilton will deliver an address to
the men and the B. Y. P. U. chorus
will render music.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
SUPREME Court Poll
Closes with Opponents
Of Change Far Ahead

climax today as the total national
poll reached 356,528 votes tabulat-
ed.
They came from communities
served by 233 newspapers scatter
ed through AZ states.
Total vote is: for the plan to
reorganize the supreme court, 100
696; against it, 235,832.
Votes against the plan domi-
nate the poll by a majority of
almost two to one, as they have
since the first day. The percentage
of favorable votes slumped almost
imperceptibly in today's tabula-
ton, to 33, with 81 per cent against
the plan, remaining within the
narrow range of fluctuation which
has been the rule of every days
new tabulation.
Thirteen states were in the fav-
orable column; the other 90 had
majorities against, though Alabl-
ma, Georgia, Oregon, Texas and
Utah ran nearly even.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
Neav Dollars Roll to
Imperial ALLEY on
System Of Highavays

ropularizing this route One of
the foremost of these is the Red
wood Highway association which
Is responsible for the coming of
many persons southwark down the
California coast, and thence east
over Highway U. S. 80 and thru
Imperial Valley.
Other Routes
Highway U. S. 80 is the only
transcontinental east and west
route which has no snow plow
and which boasts that, barring
an occasional cloudburst, is open
TO uninterrupted travel every hour
and day of the year.
The other great completed route
from Imperial Valley is Highway
U. S. SO, the Pacific Highway, go
ing through the heart of Califor-
MIA and all the great cultivated
valleys: Imperial, Coachella, San
Gabriel, San Fernando, San Joa-
quin and Sacramento; and thru
the states of Oregon and Wash
ton to the Canadian boundary line.
Highway U. S. SO is called the
Pacific Highway because it serges
the three great Pacific coast states:
1t begins in our own Imperial
Valley, at the international boLn-
Diary gate at Calexico, and it will
probably always be the greatest
of all westerns roads because so
much of the agricultural produc-
ton of California moves over this
arterial 1t. too, brings into Ell
Centro and F, Imperial Valley sew
eral thousand automobiles daily
Many of the occupants stop in El
Centre or other valley cities fo1
one or more days and, of course,
while here spend money for the
usual necessities of motorists
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
$4,000 Take State
Civil Service Tests

SACRAMENTO March S. In spite
of the general up-sw.-4J ~ia. private
employment during the year 19s
total of nearly 10000 persons ar
piled to take the state civil servic
examinations during the year, &C
cording to figures given out b
William Brownrigg, executive OF
ficer of the State Personnel Boar{
This is only slightly less than tt
63,477 persons who applied durir
1885.
Through the Selective process
examination used by the Person
mel Board. only the $4,000 best
qualified persons out of the origin
al $4,000 secured passing marks il
all parts of the examinations ano
were finally placed on eligible list:
for positions in the state service
In the process of elimination, some
$1,000 were rejected for lack of re-
quired experience. OF the $1,000 who
competed in written tests for the
various positions, 10000 were sue
cessful, but of this number, 5000
were rejected through physical ex-
aminations appraisal of persona
qualifications, or other qualifying
tests.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
BRIDEGROOM COY,
EVADES QUESTIONS

DETROIT, March 5. UP)-Char-
lotte Eagles, 81, arrived at the
marriage license bureau today with
Raymond Swanson in tow. She an
swered all questions about herself,
but when the clerk wanted the
groom-to-be'S age and other speci-
fications, she found he had slipped
coyly into the hall. She trotted out
for a conference over each ques-
ton and returned Then the clerk
said: "One dollar, please" Even
Miss Eagles couldn't find Swan
son that time. and as far as the
clerk knows, she hasn't found him
yet.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
IN AND FOR THE COUN-
TY OF IMPERIAL.
Nh 1s40 Probate
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


In the Matter of the Estate OF Ed
ward E. Foster, Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, by
the undersigned, Executor Of the
Estate of Edward E. Foster, deceas-
ed, to the creditors of. and all per-
sons having claims against the said
deceased to file them, with the
necessary vouchers. in the office OF
the Clerk of the County of lmper-
ial. State of California. being ex-
officio clerk of the above entitled
court. that being the court from
which letters testamentary issued, or
TO present them. with the necessary
vouchers. to the undersigned execu-
tor. at his place of business, to-wit:
No. 442 Main Street. in the City OF
El Centre. County of Imperial, Cali
fornia. same being the place for the
transaction of business OF said es-
tate. within six months after the
first publication of this Notice.
w. j. MEAGHER
Executor of the Estate OF
Edward E Foster. deceased.
Dated: FL Centre, Calf.
February 26th, 1887.
FRANK BIRKHAUSER,
Attorney for Executor.
M-1-8-l5-22.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
Reduce VaricOse
Swollen Veins
This Safe Easy Way
Prove II At Small Cost

Swollen veins may become dan
gerous and sometimes break. Suf-
ferers are advised to get an original
bottle of EN- erald oil at Valley Drug
Co., or any pharmacist and start to
reduce the veins and punches at
once with this healing oil. A small
bottle will last a long time because
il is very concentrated and a little
goes a very long way. Apply night
and morning with a soft brush or
finger tips as directed until the
swelling is reduced. Refund is guar
anteed If not satisfied. So effective
is Emerald Oil that il is highly pow
full in reducing troublesome SIM
pie swellings due TO strain and hast
ems their disappearance.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

Imperial Valley, closing its bal
loting in the nationwide Post-Press
-NEA Service supreme court poll,
Friday had cast total OF 1O6
votes against President Roosevelts
plan to reorganize the United
States Supreme Court, and only
25 votes for the plan.
The valley poll, conducted by
voluntary balloting through tire
Post Press newspapers, showed
this area in accord with the rest
of the nation in disapproval of
the Presidents plan.
The most widespread expression
of opinion on the all-pervasive
supreme court issue swept to a
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

contained one entry dated May
l6, 1884, Kern county. The charge
was assault with a deadly weapon.
She allegedly shot Jimmy Yates
at Oildale at wild party.
The most serious charge on En-
giles record was assault with intent
to commit murder filed against
him in California January l, 1884.
In 1921 the passing of a fic-
titiouS check in Berkeley landed
him in Jail for violation of proba-
ton given him less than seven
months before. A few days later
he was charged with bigamy and
paroled the next day.
He went to Folsom March 3, 1924.
for four years but was discharged
December &C., 1925. The record
contains no entries until October
Is, 1880 when he was arrested and
later sentenced in Oregon for
three years for forgery.
An entry from El Centre March
3, 1885. shows that he served 80
days for drunk driving. There
after the entries include: October
IA, 1885, Santa Ana, bad checks;
December Ia, 1885. bad checks,
4. 1886, Orange, forgery,
February IL. 1886. Los Angeles,
three counts of forgery; May 16,
1886, Ontario, bad checks; July
8, 1886, Visalia, bad checks; Oc-
tober 81, 1896, Napa, bad checks,
20. 1886, Los Angeles,
bad checks.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
No. 050573
Of The INTERIOR
GENERAL LAND OFFICE at Los
Angeles. Calf.

GENE1AL LAND OC NE dl LIN
Angeles, Calf,
February "a, 1887.
NOTICE is hereby given that
George E. Mccain, of Boulevard,
Calf, who, on June 7. 1882, made
Homestead Entry, No. 050573, for
SWA NWA; N1aSWA, Section Is,
Township II S., Range Z E.. S. B.
Meridian, has filed notice OF inten-
ton to make final three year Proof,
to establish claim 10 the land above
described, before w. C. Coolledge,
Notary Public, at Pine Valley, Calf,
on the 18th day of April, 1887.
Claimant names as witnesses:
j. C. Fuquay, Mrs. Genieve Flu
quay. T. j. Mccain, and Elizabeth
Mccain, all of Boulevard, Calf.
PAUL WITMER, Commis-
sioner or Register.
Non-coal.
Withdrawn by Ex Order of Nov. 26,
1884. f27 m6-13-20-27
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

department by the bureau Of GRIM
inal Identification. The first en-
try was in Oakland in 1921 where
he was given three years proba-
tion after conviction of bigany.
Judge Lee Nuffer sentenced Eli
gle to 80 days in the Imperial
county Jail for disturbing the
peace.
Louise Yates, 80, alias Louise
Bordeaux, the victim of the beat
ing administered by Engle, was
released from the county Jail Fri
day morning. Her criminal record
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
SIT STRIKE OVER
FOR TIME BEING

CHICAGO March 5. UP)-Chi-
cago's telegraph company messenger
boys pedaled their own bicycles
and wore their usual puttees today
but promised to go another sit
down" strike Monday if their con-
ferenceS with Postal and Western
Union officials come to naught.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
BY LEO. HETZEL
Chairman, Ell Centre Chamber Of
Commerce Highway Committee


Commerce Highway Committee
How much do highways mean to
Imperial Valley? First of ali, they
mean the movement of a large
part if our Imperial valley crops
to market Most of the perishable
products grown in Imperial Valley
which are consumed in southern
California. go to the coastal market
via trucks and state highways For
instance, practically every day OF
the year 500 tons of alfalfa hay
go to the Los Angeles milk shed,
most of it by truck A considerable
quantity Of our grapefruit moves
similarly on the highways.
The existing state routes leading
out of Imperial Valley are OF vital
importance to Imperial county
agriculture. Eastern shipments &C
principally. of course, by nail
but Imperial Valley is becoming
more and more supplier of agri-
cultural commodities to the rest
of California, and much of this
volume moves over our state high
ways a-.-
But these highways also bring
a great deal OF new outside money
into El Centre and Imperial VAL
ley. Last year, there entered the
state at Fl. Yuma, 100000 cars.
Similarly nearly 10000 cars came
through FL Centre, going east to
Yuma, and out of the state, to-
tai of 100000 automobiles exclu-
sive of stages, trucks and strictly
local vehicles.
1t is generally conceded that the
occupants of automobiles travel
ing on long trips spend an aver
age of Sl2 per car per day. Some
of these motorists stop over in
Imperial Valley, and go straight
through using S. as a conserva-
tive estimate, therefore. our 2000G0
through cars traversing Imperial
Valley and going through FL Cen
tro. left a million dollars here
This was new money from out
side, and such money is widely
distributed. The dollars left with
hotel men or in the restaurants
are Immediately broken up and
passed Oh to many others
Broadway of America
Among completed highways serV-
ing Ell Centro, the Broadway Of
America. Highway U. S. 80 is
the most Spectacular. 1t begins at
Broadway, New York, and extends
to Broadway, San Diego. there
connecting with Highway U. S.
101 which. in turn. runs ali the
way up the California coast to
Vancouver" Helping to bring traf-
fic over this great transcontinen-
tai route, the first and greatest
Of all transcontinental highways,
is the Broadway Of America High
way Association, the Lee Highway
Association, the Old Spanish Trail,
Bankhead Highway, Sunset High
way, and Border Sunshine Way
associations. All these groups are
publishing maps, and in many in
stances, magazines, and dissemin-
ating newspaper and road publici-
ty. urging motorists TO use High
way U. S. 80.
Highway U. S. lo1, winch con-
meets with U. S. 80, at San Diego
and which we might also call on,
of our roads has Il number o
i-urs,-kfrfp,s eroflry<s f,ift5ffrizfrrfy sf,,
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
SUSPECT TIED TO 20 ALIASES, LONG RECORD
McADOOS' DAUGHTER
SEEKS HIS AID

LOS ANGELES, March 5. U.P)-
Mrs. Ellen Wilson McAdoo de Onate,
daughter of u S. Sen. William Gibbs
McAdoo, D., Cal, today sought court
permission to have her fathers
deposition taken in Washington to
aid her divorce action against Ra-
fael Lopez de Onate. film actor.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
A FAMOUS DOCTOR

n 5 a young man The
"A late DR.. r. V. Pierce
practiced medicine in Pa.
After moving TO Buffalo.
n. Y, he gave TO the drug
trade (nearly 20 years
ago) DR.. Pierce's Favor
ite Prescription. Women
who suffer from NERVES"
irrita ability and diScom-
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
$500 Reward

viii be paid by the manufacturer
for any Corn GREAT CHRISTO-
PIER POSITIVE Corn Cure can
not remove. Also removes Warts
and Callouses. 35c at Clements
Drug Store, Distr. adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05
POLICE UNCOVER
CRIMINAL PAST

list of 20 aliases and 10 entries comprise the criminal
Wednesday night beating alegedy
Bigamy forgery, passing fictitious
in
Imperial Valley press., 1937-03-05

forts associated with functional disturbances
should try this tonic 1t stimulates the ap
petite and this in turn increases the intake of
food. helping to upbuild the body. Buy nowl
Tabs. Soc, liquid Sl.00 and Sl.s5.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15
k0R0NAT SZERELEME ERT

mint kedves batyja-uranak,
Karoly roman kiralynak, aki
tudvaleyoleg evek ota vad-
hazassagban el egy Lupescu
newt asszonysaggal, akinek
ereiben szinten csak polgari
yer folydogal,. de aki leger6tel-
jesebben tiltakozik az ellen,
hogy 0ccse is ezt az utat ta-
pOSsa.
Miklos herceg okosabb, inert
tisztabban latja a jov6t. Tud-
ia, hogy a roman kiralysag
napjai meg vannak szamlal-
va, hogy az az aramlat, amely
nemcsak Oroszorszag, de a
Nyugat fel6l is egyre er6seb-
ben nyomja a roman helyze-
tet, el6bb-utobb kirobban Is
elfogja seperni mindorokre a
roman front.
A roman allamrendszer -
minden tagadas dacara -
meg ma is a jobbagysagra az
emberi munkaer6nek helyhez-
kot0ttsegere van alapozva. Ha
latsz6lag ell is t0r0ltek a job
bagysagot, de a foldmtivel6
munkasok meg mindig oda
vannak k0tve a bojarokhoz,
a nagy foldbirtoko kosokhoz es
mem mozoghatnak szabadon,
ha a munkaad6val nincsenek
megelegedve.
Mem sokkal jobb a roman
ipari munkas he1yzete sem
az ugynevezett roman felmon-
dasi es ujra alkalmazasi t0rve-
nyek alapjan. amelyek szintkn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15

fuggo allapotban tartjak a
toketol.
Roman allamferfiak azzal
probalkoznak, hogy a fascista
diktatorsagot alapozzak meg
az ugynevezett roman vas
garda segitsegevel es annak az
aramlatnak, anely mas esq
meket, a felszabadulas Condo
latat akarja Romaniaba ultet-
nj, er0szakkal alljak utjat.
Ez azoilban mem jarhat cred
mennyel.
A dolgozo emberek szabad-
sag iranti vagyat es f6leg a
megelhetesert folytatott kiiz-
delmiket elfojtani mem lehet
meg olyan kiprobalt eszk0z0k-
kel sem, mint a roman zsid6-
sag irgalmatlan tild0zesevel. A
robbanas XII fog t0rni Roma
niaban es els6sorban az ide-
genbol hozott kiralyi csalad
tronjat fogja elseperni.
A vegzet kardja hajszalon
fugg mar a roman kiralyi
csalad felett. Ennek a csalad-
max moi es ferfi tagjai olyan
erkolcsi eletet eltek, ameay
undort keltett vilagszerte.
Az erkolcsi alap teljes
hianya bosszulja meg hamaro-
san magat es Mikl6s f6herceg
csak j6zan eszer6l adott tanu-
bizonysAgot akkor, amikor le-
mondott oroklesi jogard, ami
mex ugy Sc volt semmi erteke
j0v6jere nezve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15
AMT GEAR SEM TUD MEGTENNI

Hajdan egy hires perzsa
csaszar, a vilag akkor legha-
talrnasabb uralkodoja lancet
akart verni a tenger hula
MARA, nehogy hajorajat a
hullamok szetverjek.
Termeszetesen a vihar ero-
sebb volt a cezarnal.
Hitler, a nemetek minden-
hato ura beklyot szeretne ver-
nj a levegore, a radio-hul-
lamra.
Kellemetlen a nemet dikta-
tornak, hogy estenkent vala-
hol egy mozgo, vagy egy fold
alatti allomason egy kommu-
nista leado-allomas beszel q
nemet nemzethez, S termesze-
tes, hogy a broadcast a meme
teket mem a Hitler iranti hii-
segre tanitja.
Ha megtalalnak a broadA
casting allomast, termeszete-
sen az allonas kezelU azon-
nal meghalnanak, es a felsze-
relies el lenne nemitva.
Eddig mem talaltak meg, Is
val6szini, hogy ha egyet meg
semmisitenek, mask kezd mt-
k0dni a helyebe.
Egy hetven milli6s nemzet
tagjai k0zt akadnak elszant
emberek, akik keszek az ell
veikert a martir-halalra
De akar elnemitjak a jelen-
legi kommunista allomAst es
mask sz6lal maid meg a he
lyebe, akar ez fog tovAbb be
szelni, a diktator, a nemzet
hatalmas ura, akit az vi po-
gany-nenet hit istennek akar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15

megtenni, keptelen megallita-
nj a radio hullamat.
A tobbsege reven Hitler a
kisebbseget leigazta, elnemi-
totta, k0ziiliik meg0letett sok
ezret, korlatlan a hatalma.
Haborut csinalhat, vagy bizto-
sithatja a beket Europanak a
k0vetkezo evekre. De a radio
hullamokkal mem bir, azokat
mem csukhatja koncentraci6s
taborba.
Kenytelen hat a nemet kor-
many estenkent a leveg6t a
legkellemetlenebb larmaval,
brekegessel, nyivakolassal meg
t0lteni, hogy a kommunistak
allomasat a polgarok ne hall
jak.
Annylt elert, hogy a kOm-
munistak el6l a leveg6t ell
fogja, de csak azon az aron,
hogy neki, a hatalmas dikta-
tornak sem szabad beszelni.
Mert annint a leveg6 tires
lesz, amint a mestersegesen
csinalt "static" megsziinik, q
kommunista allomas azonnal
hangot kap.
Egyel6re a radio hullamok
megfoghatatlansaga es bezar-
hatatlansaga mem nagyon kel-
lemetlen masnak, csak Hitler
nek.'
A. tobbi eur6pai allamok
csak azon panaszkodna hogy
a szomszed- allamok a nepeiket
''izgatjak'.
De mi lesz, ha az enbere-
ket isrnet a vag6hidra kiildik q
kiil0nb0z6 kormAnyok?
Mi lesz, ha mem lehet maid
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15

Ma azonban mas szelek fuj-
dogalnak. Mikor a vilag k0z-
velemenye egyre nyiltabban
egyezik meg abban, hogy az
eddigi tarsadalmi, allan es
gazdasagi rendszer alapjaban
we've rothadt es AIT fel kell
cserelni valami jobbal, akkor
az ugynevezett kiralyi jogok-
max mines tobbe Sc erteke, sc
kelete. Ha rangjan alul val6
nocskere vasik a kiraly foga,
akkor vonja lie a k0vetkezme-
nyeket es dobja el magatol a
cifra koronat.
Par het elott ezt tette az
angol kiraly, aki az amerikai
Mrs. Simpson szep szemeert
oft hagyta a front. EFT a
peldat k0veti most a roman
kiraly occse, Miklos f6herceg,
aki par ev elott felesegiil vett
egy egyszeru roman polgar-
leanyt es mivel ehhez Sc a
roman kiraly, Sc a roman kor-
many mem adta beleegyezeset,
most irast adott rola, hogy Sc
sajat maga, Sc gyermekei re-
szere mem igenyli tobbe a ro-
man kiralyi koronat az eset-
re, ha a tron0r0kles sorrendje
rea esnek.
Ebben a her6szakolt lemon
dasban a j6zan esq mem talal
semmi olyat, ami dicseretre-
melt6 lenne. Legfellebb any
nyit allapithatunk meg, hogy
Mikl6s roman f6hercegnek
tobb az esze Is el6relatAsa,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1937-04-15
: Eleg hiba, inert az ember sohase

Eleg hiba, inert az ember sohase
tudhatja
Is Erlingerne hosszu elbeszelesbe TO-
gott egy baratn6jer6l, ald ICY, az utcan
tint fel egy katonatisztnek, akir6l kisilt,
hogy herceg aki ell is vette volna, ha
kevesbe biiszke Szidonia 8 ugyanis AIT
felelte, hogy inkabb lesz sajat tarsadalmi
korebol val6 ferfinak a felesege, mint ran
gon aluli feleseg Egesz eleteben mar az
is sulyt es Dist k0lcsonz0tt egyenisege-
mex, hogy megtetszett egy. shercegnek -
pedig csak orvos. felesege volt Egg "leany
soha Sc tudhatja, hol, mikor -.
Hilda AIT gondolta magaban, tudja,
hol, mikor, XII erdekli :. . tisztelettel We
gig hallgatta az epiiletes elbeszelest, aztan
szobajaba ment. furcsa bevasarlasokon
meg sokszor elmosolyodott napkozben.
Masnap bali ruhajat probalta az els6
szabon6nel. A gyarosok balja mindig ma
gyon fenyes volt azon megjelentek Briinn
legel6kelobb emberei
Amikor bal estejen Hilda fel0lt0zott
megnezte magat elefancsontszinii hab-
konnyu ruhajaban a nagy tiik0rben, va
lahogy idegen volt sajat maganak
- vajjon tetszenek-e ICY J6zsinak? -
gondolta. - Biztosan nem Tulsagosan fl
nomnak latszom
A nagymama k0rilnezte megallapi-
totta, hogy szabon6 remekelt
Amikor Erlingerek Hildaval a balte-
rembe leptek, minden szem felejuk for
dult. Hilda eletteljes, tiizes szepsege min
dentitt feltint, legegyszeribb ruhajaban
is, hat meg teljes bali diszben! Sok szep
lany gyult ossze, de mellette mind elho-
malyosodott, mint a gyertya napvilag
mellett.
tancosok kozt legalabb is annyi
egyenruhat lehetett latni, mint frakkot.
Hildanak is volt hadnagy unokatestvere,
aki boldogan es biiszken fele tartott 8
tancoltatta meg el6szor
- Bajtarsaim mind ostomolnak, hogy
mutassam be oket. Elso termeszetesen
Smitc baro lesz, inert 8 kozvetlen fel-
jebbvalom - 6rnagyi min6segben - ker-
lex, legy hozza kedves
- Hogyne, Hugo, - kiilonben az en-
acknowledgements te innad meg a
levet
= Frtelmes leany vagy!
nyen hat az hires bajtarsi szel-
lem?
= Gyarlo emberek vagyunk mi is
Leultette Hildat nagymamaja melle,
XII fekete csipkeruhaban, felekszerezve, su-