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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
A YOUNGSTOWN, OHIOl MAGYAR
REFORMATUs EGYHAzI FERFI Es
MOI BETEGSEGELYZ0 EGYLET
"a FSrfi Egyiet aIakuit 1916 sept e,
q N6i Egylet 1917 oI<t6ber 14-en 60
ket esyIet csatlakozott 1921 Ian. 16.)

Gyileseit tartja minden h6nap 4-il
vasarnapjan delutAn 6rai kezdettel
a Reformatus templom gytil6sterme
ben 737 Mahoning Ave.
Elntk: Szab6 p. Istv&n. Aleln6k D.
Barta Istvan. Jegyz6-titkar Menyh6r,
Janos, Gil Glenwood Ave. P9nztarnoh
Kov&cs Elek. PenztAn ellen6r Csete
Sandirne, Bizalmi ferfiak 6s n6k:
Steeltonban Jancsurak Janos 6s
Csernay Lajos: Brier Hillen T4gl&s
Gyula; South Side-on HorvAth And
r&s en- Zuti Ferencne; Haseltonbar
R&ti Janosn6; Campbellben BAny&cs
h Janos. Tr6sztik: Id. MolnAr Ist
van, Belenszh J&nos 4s T4gl&s
Gyula. NagybixottsGgi tag Csernay
LA]os. p6ttag Csete S&ndorn6. Hiva
talos lap: Amerikal Magyar Hirlap
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06

Gabor, Homolya Istvan e. Horvath
Istvan. Nagybizottsagi tagok: ell
n0k es titkaron kiviil: Nemenyi Mix.
los Ern6 es Balask6 Gy0rgy. Pot.
tag: i'd. Horvath Istvan. Hivatalos
orvos: DR.. Migletz Andras. Gyiiles.
terem Scent Istvan Otthon. Gyu.
les minden h6nap els6 vasarnapjan
delutan 2 6rat6l kezd6d6leg. -
Hivatalos lap az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
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vid hullamon Magyarorszagr6l

mmerikai r1agyarok resxere r.
vid hullamon Magyarorszagrd
Minden vas4rnap
Hullam 1852 - delel6tt 9--10
Hullam 1888 d6lutan rs
Minden Sheridan
Hullam 32.88 - d3lutAn -
Minden Sxombaton
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AMERlkAl MAGYAR MOSoR
MInden vas&rnap
D@lel6tt $3.50 WIND Chicago
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Delutan 100 WV Akron
Este $50 WJBK Detroit
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Este 500 WWAE Chicago
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Delelott 10: 80 WSBC Chicago
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Este 1000 WNEW New York
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Delutan 400 WWAE Chicago
Minden Penteken
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Minden Penteken
Delutan orakor magyar pro-
grom a WABC allomasr6l
Minden sSzombaton
Delutan 100 WRTC Elkhart
Delutan Sis WNYC New York
Delutan 600 VICES Chicago
Este 1000 WNEW New York
A fenti SIlomSsokat k0nnyen meg
kaphatja, ha radi6J4t
vzsarolIa
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4o8 West Federal st. Youngstown. o.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
AZ AMERIKAI VASUTAK kORULl
VISSzAELESEKET LELEPLEzIK

Mi6ta Roosevelt elnok ismet
er6sebben hangoztatja AIT,
hogy a monopolisztikus jelle-
gil vallalatokat sUrg6sen meg
kell rendszabalyozni, a nagy
t6ke lapjai, tehat csaknem az
egesz amerikai sajto egyre TO-
kozodo larmaval tiltakozik,
AIT hangoztatjak, hogy a
nagy vallatok becsuletesek es
ha bels6 dolgaikba avatkozik
a kormanyzat, akkor csak
kart csinal az orszagnak. Fe-
leslegesnek tartanak tehat
minden vi torvenyt es pelda-
keppen az amerikai vasutakra
hivatkoznak, mint a becsule-
tesseg mintakepeire, amelyek
az Interstate Commerce Com
mission ellenorzese alatt parat-
Ian tisztesseggel dolgoztak.
A turhetetlenul fokozodo
larma hallatara vegre a kor-
many megmozdult es k0ze-
tette azoknak a tapasztalatok-
max reszleteit, amelyeket a
Wheeler senator vezetese
alatt dolgozott bizottsag seer
zett a vasutak kOril.
A Wheeler senator altal
tett megallapitasok alapjan az
ember ketkedik, hogy lehet-e
szigoru t0rvenyek nelkul tisz-
tesseges eljarast varni a nagy
vallalatoktol, inert hiszen a
vasutak vizsgalatanal kide-
rilt, hogy a penziigyi jatekot
a vasutak megjegyzett kar-
tyakkal folytattak allandoan.
A vasutakkal szemben az
amerikai kozvelemeny alias
pontja az volt, hogy mem kell
azokat allami tulajdonban ke-
zelni, inert sokkal jobban dol
gozhatnak a vasutak magan-
kezelesben akkor, ha sz0vet-
segi ellenorzes alatt allanak
A nagytoke allandoan azon
jajgat, hogy Roosevelt mem
akar vele ko-operalni. Ket-
segtelen azonban, hogy a vas
utak teren Roosevelt eddig
nagy mertekben kooperalt 6
tokevel.
A Reconstruction Finance
Corporation mar Hoover alatt
is segitett vasutakon es Ell
Roosevelt folytatta ugy, hogy
ma mintegy SGT dollarra megy
az az 0sszeg, amelyet a vas
utak kisegito kolcs0n fejeben
kaptak es ebbol eddig mind
Ossze 181 millio dollart fizet-
TEX vissza.
A segitseg dacara egyes vas
utak nehez penzugyi helyzet.
ben vannak es Roosevelt min.
den lehet6t megtesz, hogy eze-
ket a bukastol es a sheriff
arverez0 kalapacsatol meg.
mentse.
Mem Roosevelt, hanem
Wheeler szenator volt az, ak.
AIT siirgette, hogy a vasutakat
vegyek sz0getsegi kezelesbe es
Roosevelt volt az, aki ennel
ellenemondott.
Ami pedig az Interstate
Commerce bizottsag hatas+
k0ret illeti, Roosevelt sohs
egyetlen szoval Sc biztatta Ell
a bizottsagot, hogy az eddigi.
mel er6sebb mertekkel mer.
jen a vasutaknak, SGT rossz
/ G8hor. HomolYa IstyAn 6s Hnryatf
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06
A YOUNGSTOWN ES KORNYEKl
MAGYAR EGYHAzAK ES EGY-
IETEK NAGYBIzoTTSAGA
Alahult 1915-ben


Ein0k Nemenyi Miklos Erno. Else
aleln0k Balask6 Gy0rgy. Masodik al
eln0k Kovacs Miklos. Titkar Gobel
Janos, lakik 232 So. Garland Ave
'Telefon: 38S77, akihez minden lie
vel kiildend0. Penztarnok Lengyel
C. Lajos. Ellen6rok: Danish J6
zsef, Horvath Vilmos, Koran ia
nos es Ress Jozsef. - Hivatalos lap:
az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap. Gyule
seinek idejet es helyet hivatalos
lap k0zli.
A Nagybizottsagnak tagja lehe'
minden Youngstown es kornyeki ma
gyar egyhaz vagy egylet. Celia a.
t0sszmagyarsag erdekeit szolgalni
kepviselni es megvedeni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06

ncVen VGLICk tO1C dlt, IIlLnO1
1887 szeptembereben ARA ker-
te a bizottsagot, hogy a vas
utak altal igenyelt szallitasi
dij emeleseket sirg0sen ada
meg.
Ha valamir6l $40 lehet, az
csak az, hogy Roosevelt kor-
manyzasa alatt az ICC meg
lehet6sen kesztyiis kezzel bant
a vasutakkal. Ennek cred
menye az, hogy a vasutak
olyan penziigyi muveleteket
csinaltak, amelyek mem vol
tax szabalyszerGek, tulleptek
a megengedhet6seg hatarat es
ARA vezettek, hogy a t0rveny
hozas szeretne vizsgalatot in
ditani az ICC ellen, amely
ezeket a dolgokat vagy mem
tudta kikutatni vagy ha tud-
ia, akkor tirte.
Ez a torvenyhozasi vizsgalat
, mar regen el is lett volna rem
delve, ha Wheeler senator,
aki a szenatus ICC bizottsaga-
max az eln0ke, AIT mem mond-
ia, volna, hogy egy ilyen WIS
galat letereli az egyetemes es
osztatlan figyelmet a vasutak-
rol.
Ennek igazolasara bizalma-
san megmutatta a maga meg
allapitasait az elnoknek es
szamos torvenyhozonak, hogy
milyen modon garazdalkod-
tax penziigyi teren a vasutak.
Szenzacios jellegu lelepleze-
sekkel szolgalt Wheeler szena-
tor a nagy t6ket kepvisel6
bankarok fel6l.
A Reconstruction Finance
Corporation fovizsgalo biztosa
szinte megdobbent6 adatokat
deritett XII a vasutak penzigyi
muveletei fel0l. Icy az egyik
vasut II millio dollaros kol-
csont szerzett a kormanytol
olyan kimutatasok es szam-
bell adatok alapjan, amelyek
mex harom legfontosabb tetele
hamisan lett a kimutatasokbs
beallitva.
| A Wheeler vezetese alatt
) allo szenatusi vizsgalo bizott
sag ezt a vadat alaposan XII
vizsgalta es megallapitotta
hogy ha egy maganos embel
k0vetett volna ell ilyen hami.
sitasokat, elete vegeig a bor.
tonben rothadt volna. A Macy
vasuttarsasagnak azonban q
hajaszala sc gorbiilt meg.
Egy mask vasuttarsasag mi.
kor kolcsont akart a kor.
manytol, akkor ait mutatts
XII, hogy veszteseggel dolgozott
de ezt csak ugy tudta a sza.
madasokba beallitani, hogy
tartozasai koze sorozta ait g
nyolc millio dollart is, amelyet
akkor egyel6re meg csak ke.
relmezett a kormanytol, de
meg mem kapott meg. Mivel
); tehat a k0lcsont meg mem vet
te fel a vasut, tehAt mem is
tartozott vele es ICY ez a nyole
millio dollar mem szerepelhe-
tett a vesztesegi kimutatas-
ban.
i Ez csak azzal menthet6
hogy a vasutaknak tenyleg
szuksegiik leven a k0lcs0nre
mindenre kaphatok voitak
csak hogy AIT biztositsak a
maguk reszere. A cs6d elott
allo vasutakt0 mem lehetett
sok tisztesseget varni.
De akkor Sc kapunk jobh
kepet a vasutak penzugyi mil
veletei felol, ha visszamegyunk
Hoover idejere, akit pedig mem
lehet azzal vadolni, hogy ne
lett volna a nagyt0kenek min
denre kesz baratja. A vasutak
mogott allo nagytoke akkor sc
igyekezett a kormanyzattal
egy uton haladni, hanem csak
AIT nezte, hogy minel nagyobt
el0ny0kre tegyen szert.
A l. Z-~ L.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06


egyik esetet a mask utan ku-
tatta XII ARA, hogy a nagy-
t6ke kutyaba Sc vette a tor
venyt es AIT nagy ravaszsag-
gal kijatszotta. A bankarok
es vasut-eln0k0k ugy kjat-
szottak az ICC tagjait, mint a
hamis kartyasok szoktak az
aldozatokat megcsalni.
Az egyik vasut azzal a mod
dial cit, hogy egy ugynok0t
bizott meg a mask vasut meg
vasarlasaval es az ugynok ne
veben kezelte a megvasarolt
vasutat. A vetelhez sziikseges
penzt termeszetesen a vasut
adta k0lcs0n az ugyn0knek es
a kolcson biztositekaul zalog-
ban tartotta a vasut a mask
vasut reszvenyeit. Enrol az
uzletr0l, amely egyik vasutat
a masiknak birtokaba juttatta,
soha meg jelentest Sc tettek a
kormanyztnak.
Volt olyan eset is, mikor az
ICC engedelyt adott egy vasut
| felvaSarlaSara de az eladasi
arat tulmagasnak talalta es
mem engedelyezte. Ennek da-
cara a felvasarlo vasut meg
fizette a kifogasolt es eltiltott
arat teljes egeszeben es a tobb-
letet ugy szamolta el, hogy AIT
karteritesek fejeben kellett XII
fizetnie, inert az eredeti seer
coolest megt0rte. Ez ellen Sc
tortent semmi megtorlo lepes.
Mikor ilyen nyilvanvalo visz-
szaeleseket tomegesen derite-
mex XII, akkor a torvenyhozok
fejeben 0nkenyteleniil merult
: fel a gondolat:
- Lehet-e az ilyen eszkoz0k-
kel dolgozo nagyt6kevel a kor-
manyzatnak egy uton haladni
es harmonikusan miikodni?
Ha a kell6en enen6rzott vas
utak k0reben lehet elkovetni
! ilyen dolgokat, vajjon milyen
csalasokat lehet elkovetni azok-
nal a vallalatoknal, amelyek
( ait kovetelik, hogy ne allja-
max semmifele ellenorzes alatt
inert a kormany ellenorzes art
: az uzleti erdekeiknek.
A kerdes csak az lehet:: mi
: fontosabb a nemzet eleteben?
4 A magan toke erdeke vagy q
kozerdek?
A nagy valsag ota nemzet
: ontudat ARA ebredt, hogy G
: nagytoke regi rendszere egye
), nesen karara van a nemzet
r joletnek. Exert koveteli a koz.
: hangulat AIT, hogy minden
: amerika vallalat keruljon va
' lami ellenorzes ala es az iizlet
! ne legyen a nagyt6ke jatek-
szere.
Ez ma mar berogzod0tt a
nemzeti gondolkozasba es ezt
l abbol kiirtani nagyon bajos
! lenne.
AIT, hogy a nemzet ICY gon.
7 dolkozik, legjobban Roosevelt
> masodik valasztasa bizonyitja
amikor az orszag els0pr6 t0bb-
sege adott neki igazat es ha-
talmazta fel ARA, hogy a meg
! kezdett uton haladjon.
: E megbizatas alol a Macy
5 t6ke. larmaja nena mentesiti sa7
elnokot es mem is fogja mas
utakra teriteni, inert az hit
: szeges lenne.
Roosevelt azonban sokkal
; nagyobb Is b0lcsebb allam-
ferfi ANIMAL, hogy e kerdesek
; rendezese k0riil tulzasokba
; menjen. Egyenl6 mertekkel
akar merni mindenkinek es a
nagyt0kevel szemben Sc ellen
seges, f6leg ha latja, hogy a
nagyt6ke 0nmagatol is haj-
, lando ARA, hogy eddigi rend-
szerevel szakitson es a jobt
{ Ultra lepjen.
! Egyel6re mem sok jelet lat
juk annak, hogy ez meglenne
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1938-01-06

Hungarian the osca Of the follow
ing Hungarian Churches Societies. and Clubs
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-02-04
LOVE
and the
LIEUTENANT

SYNOPSIS When I, Lieuten-
ant Seadrift, was a member of
the British recruiting mission
that hired Hessians to help the
British fight the rebels in
America, l met and fell in love
with the Baroness Won Leasing.
] was appointed by Colonel Fau-
Cit, head of our mission, to
watch her, for it was known
that both she and the Baron
were against our project and it
was feared that she would show
sedition among the Hessians. 1
met her again later in America
where she had come to visit her
fathers family.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-02-04

interrupted and eXasperated
me, and the next instant / had
her in my arms and covered her
face and hair and throat with
kisses which stopped her voice
and her raillery.
Fragrant, flushed, dumb, she
endured the embrace as though
hopeless of avoiding the tender
storm which her mockery had
evoked.
God knows what my broken
words and signs were telling
her, or what her scented silent
mouth replied; but of a sudden
the drumming of heart and
pulse was stilled as the heavy
gallop of horses dominated
their tumult.
She sprang back into her tent
and I, torn from my mad dream,
released her and turned, duly
confused, to be blinded by the
red glare of torches in my eyes
and found myself surrounded
by a whirlwind of Hessian
horsemen.
I saw Baron Riedesel pull in
his big, sweating battle horse,
swing his bulky body to earth,
hold out his heavy, GOLDEN
broidered arms to plump,
white, barefoot figure at the
door of his own tent.
"Mein schafz!-
"Ach. du Heper-
So wife and husband met
amid the windy flare of lifted
torches and stamping of excited
horses.
1 went back to my tent, but
found sleep impossible, so
pulled my cot to the tent door
and lay there fully dressed,
wrapped in my riding cloak;
and my sentimental gaze fixed
on the darkened tent of my be-
loved.
Not a CANDLE glimmered in
the camp - not even in the
Riedesel marquee; the starlight
was no longer brilliant; a thin
silvery haze dimmed the firma-
ment: and there was a smell of
rain in the east wind.
/ slept fitfully, but walked be-
fore daybreak and got up. A
driving mist dampened the air.
1t was Friday, the 18th of
August.
When at length I was shaved
and dressed and had eaten my
porridge and swallowed a cup
of coffee, I extinguished the
stump of the greasy candle =
my only light = and went out
into the dark drizzle fastening
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-02-04
PART SEVEN

I'VE ARE packing up, SAID
Sir Francis Clerke to me. "Col-
onel Breyman has marched over
the Battenkill; and it seems
that Colonel Baum, with the
dragons has been in contact
with a body of rebel riflemen
somewhere near a mill of some
sort on the Bennington road.
"Baum has sent back word
that he needs more troops, and
General Johnny intends to
order Breyman to reinforce him
if necessary. We're all going on
tonight"
"That's a long distance"
said I, "it's twenty-six miles.
Are the Continentals in force
before Baum's dragoons?"
"He thinks there may be two
thousand Continental infan-
try" replied Jack York. "Peter-
sham has just ridden forward.
Balcarres is going with General
Johnny. By the way, your
Baron is on his way here to
meet his wife and Children" he
added.
eyes, I suppose So" said I.
"But it seems strange that Cen
eral Burgoyne should be here
if Colonel Baum really is in
contact with the enemy"
"Oh," said Lieutenant Will
ford, carelessly, General
Johnny is confident that Baum
will soon drive 'em about their
business"
1t had grown so dusky in the
tent that candles were lighted.
But 1 remained only long
enough to taste a glass of wine;
then made my adieux and
walked back toward German
headquarters where the Bar
oness Riedesel and the children
anxiously awaited the Baron's
return from the Battenkill.
It was a warm and lovely
hight; stars in calm sky; and
a kind Of watery freshness
came from the river in puffs of
cooler air. Passing the I'M
lighted tent of the Baroness
Leasing, I saw her standing
there, just inside the tent flap,
looking out at the stars.
She seemed strangely listless
and Indifferent, remaining
silent with lowered head as l
drew her little toward me. But
would not endure my lips on
hers, pushing my head aside
with one narrow hand and then
resting it on my laced shoulder
an odd gesture of confidence
in my self-restraint.
"Herr Lieutenant" said she,
edo you think that you really DO
care for me? I mean gently and
generously"
Gin every way, Madam, as
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-02-04


II beg you not to be perpet-
ually kissing me. | need counsel,
not kisses, Herr Lieutenant.
have to tell you that I've just
received a very strange letter
from Lieutenant General Sir
John Burgoyne. He writes me
that he has received from Col
onel Faucitt in Germany a let
ter which troubles him; and
that this letter particularly con-
Germs me. He is a devil, that
man Faucitt."
A chill crept through me. I
had quite forgotten that this
charming woman was consid-
cred dangerous; and that | had
been detailed to watch her be-
havior if she came to the army,
and to arrest her if she at
tempted to stir up discomfort
among the German troops.
said with an effort: Madam,
your sympathy with the rebel
cause is known to Colonel Fau-
Cit and to the staff of the Brit
ish military mission to Ger
many. 1t is known in England
also. Naturally your actions are
watched.
"But personal opinion is one
thing, and personal conduct an
other. And I cannot believe
that because in Germany you
and your husband bitterly OPP
posed the hiring of German
troops, you now would attempt
to sow discomfort and mutiny
among them here in America"
Silence; her slim fingers still
picking my gold shoulder lace.
Then: eff General Burgoyne,
and if you distrust my presence
with your army, why do you not
send me into Albany with a flag
of truce?"
"There are to be no such
flags, Madam"
SIS this not civilized war
that your army wages ?" she
asked.
"Certainly, But there are to
be no such flags to the enemy.
This army is not intended to be
an asylum, refuge and safe
escort to anybody entertaining
disloyal opinions; particularly
anybody who has the knowledge
that you possess of our affairs
and of our army abroad, in
Canada and here"
"Your General Burgoyne is
gay and gallant gentleman and
is not likely to hang me if l for
got my manners and whistle
Yankee Doodle" said the Bar
oness Leasing. "And certes l
am no Jeanne dare to seize the
Brunswick Horse flag and lead
our Hessian army against New
York"
She stepped nearer and laid
her smooth brown little hands
against the gold lace on my
breast:
"Moreover," said she, 81
have a very desperate business
to occupy me-which is to keep
you faithful to the romantic
passion which you say you have
conceived for me. And not per-
nit some other woman to en-
snare you"
MADAM, 1 love you madly!"
Her uncontrolled laughter
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1938-02-04

schips TO drive Them agcay
my cloak snugly about me by
the throatlatch.
My orderly whispered that
an express had just ridden in
from Colonel Baum, and that
the officer of the guard had TAX
en- the packet to Lieutenant
General Sir John Burgoyne's
marquee.
Even as he spoke I saw Sir
Francis Clerke with a lantern
coming toward me through the
darkness.
"Where is General Riede-
SELF" he whispered.
"Asleep," said 1.
"Well," said he, "you must
awaken him. General Burgoyne
wishes him to order Colonel
Breyman to join Colonel
Baum"
every WE'LL" said I, "come
on, then"
At the door of the marquee I
saw the chasseur, old Rocket,
fussing about and sent him in to
call the good Baron. He came to
the tent door in his nightshirt,
binding, troubled, squirting at
us through the windy candle
light.
"Read it," said he to me
bluntly.
The note from General John
ny said that Breyman was to be
ordered to Bennington in con-
sequence of good news received
from Baum.
"Good news. grunted my
honest Baron. "Strange orders
for good news gentlemen"
And to Sir Francis: 81 thank
you, Herr First Adjutant. Have
the goodness to make accept
able my compliments to Lieu
tenant General Sir John Bur-
goyne, and say to him that his
orders shall be obeyed."
1t was raining hard when
George Pausch rode out with his
Hessian guns, ammunition,
wagons, and forge.
AS the artillery jolted by,
General Riedesel in full uni
form came out of his tent and
took our salutes impassively.
"Damnable weather." he
grunted. Then gutturally in my
ear: 81 wash my hands of it.
Let General Burgoyne give his
orders. sent a Brunswick staff
captain to him so that it might
be plain that the orders go dl-
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rectly from him to Breyman.
What a cursed idea! And plenty
of British light troops for the
job. I wash my hands of the
whole business. ! am ordered,
but never consulted. Or if con-
suited, l am bullied and over
ruled"
On that gloomy Friday,
under sagging skies and
through heavy rain, the rear
guard, train, baggage, beef
herd and troops of our strange
army marched for the Batten-
kill.
That distressing and ponder
Gus German march was heart
breaking and miserable affair.
Lieutenant Willows and l were
detailed to assist the ladies in
their f1oundering chaises and
caleches; and SO through the
driving rain sometimes had an
opportunity to ride beside the
rickety old chaise of my inamo-
rata who, in her hooded cardi-
nal, looked like some rain
powdered blossom swaying in
storm and wind.
A war party of Lanaudiere's
savages in their rain-bedewed
paint kept pace with us; and
though st. Luc and his fierce
son-in-law had gone off with the
bulk of the Indians, / did not
like to see these ferocious war;
riors Looping along like wolves
on a silent and logged murder
trail; and so l said to Kurt Won
Guilder.
Twice we had to slash at
them with our riding whips to
drive them away from our bag
gage wagons; and Langlade in
his wet deerskins came back,
furious, but got no satisfaction
from us.
"Keep your dirty savages in
hand" said l, cor we'll do it for
youl Now run to the Com
mander-in-Chief, if you choose,
and tell him we don't like you or
your filthy savages"
He did go. And to our sur
prise Lord Petersham came
back to summon us forward to
General Johnny. And Kurt Won
Guilder had to go, too.
General Johnny, riding be-
side the chaise of Mrs. Light
ways, was as gay and debonair
as usual.
"Young gentlemen" said he,
eve have no more than eighty
Indian scouts left. Is it the part
of wisdom to insult them?"
We were very contrite and
considerably frightened.
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