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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04

III It's my purse you want. take
IT," she said she told the rapist as
he dragged her into the alley.
A short distance in the alley the
man opened gate, and pulling
her in. began beating her. lie then
tore her clothes off and assaulted
her.
The victim was reluctant about
identifying Mitchell, asserting that
she had not been able TO see his
face. She also said that he wore a
leather jacket on the evening of the
the alleged crime.
However. the prosecutor brought
out that she had identified the
voice OF Mitchell at Garfield sta
lion the day after his arrest She
later identihed the same voice at
Police Headquarters, he said.
The witness told the court that
she did not want to press the
charges. but Judge Stein refused
to concede TO her desires, telling
her TO state just what occurred on
the evening OF Jan. 6.
The victim said that the rapist
kept her in the yard for more than
two hours. He took her fur coat,
dress and purse when he left.
She staggered to the rear door
OF one OF the houses. and the oc-
cupants called the police.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04
Minister Hits
Failure To Use
The Ballot
Economic Woes
Attributed To
Race Stupidity

In a slashing and bris,ling at
tack on Social corruption, eco
homie stupidity" and lack NJ
political wisdom" the Rev. Rob-
ert l.. Brady hesitaiinsly atri-
bufed The plight ot the race 10 tha
hlndrances which these three oh
stacles have placed in the path Of
the Race.
To capacity congregation
iensely waiting for The Indictment
which he had warned was coming.
The pastor OF Second Baptist
church declared sunday morning
ihai we must shake ourselves
loose from these hindrances n We
are 10 70 forward
Rap Teachers
"dr NNNt 10 bf
school teacher was 10 siand along
with the pastor. The teacher Was
The intellectual leader. and was ~
a hich social type. he proclsimed.
MANY teacher, revel in nm nm
m The wee hours Of morning.
There ART some however who have
hlsh aspirations.
In referring 10 the social climb
or. The pastor said There ia no
level OF filth Of which he viii not
revel. II We are 10 be progressive.
we must be socially and morally
clean.
The social four hundred set n
poor example before the ignorant
and impoverished. II is no longer
what you are, but who YOU are .
he said. The polite crowd Is doing
behind closed doors what Others
are doing In the open he conrinu-
ed.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1939-02-04

Continued on page io)
Evening star., 1939-05-07
-

iAs. Msdissn ssys. u stsdbvts
Sssss dssi ef Debby's excellent
health 70 sseksiy's Bsby Feeds.
my baby has q tremendous appetite
and eats his Stokely Baby Foods with
xest. Especial favorites with him are
the Peas and Beef Z Liver. Robert is
Is older than 81: ace Fcedins him
would be = problem If Il weren't for
Stokely's already prepared baby foods.
/ attribute = great deal of his unusual
development and excellent health to
diet Of Stokely's varied and healthful
foods"
(Sisned) Ms. j. F. MSIisss
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-11-10

Watch The Globe Grow!
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-11-10

greatly decreases waste of hay and
fodder; lessons labor in harvesting
and storing hay, and reduces by half
the space required for long hay.
The expense of processing feed
can be appreciably decreased by
grinding or chopping it on the farm.
Home grinding of grain saves the cost
and inconvenience of hauling it from
the farm to the mill and back again:
it is cheaper-if done electrically
tan the custom grinder; it permits
the farmer to grind in his spare time:
it eliminates the need Of large storage
soace for ground grain; and spoilage
losses are reduced.
Electrically grinding grain at home
results in casa saving OF from 81 25
to $2.25 per ton, as the average Gus
tom grinder charges from 10 to Is
cents per 100 pounds, whereas the
cost Of grinding on the farm (witf,
electricity at cents per kw.-hr.--a
high f1gure-and allowing for depre-
citation, interest and repairs) will av-
erage less than cents per 100 pounds
with small mill.
Even on q small farm, feed grinding
costs can be reduced by as much al
$3.50 year especially il the operation
is made automatic by the use of over
head bins for ground and unground
grain and device for shutting off
the motor when the run Is finished.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-11-10
SAFETY THOUGHT FOR
ARMiSTiCE DAY GIVEN

With Armistice Day ceremonies
scheduled throughout the State
for Saturday, Governor O'Conor's
Maryland Traffic Safety Commit
tee offers the thought that auto
mobiles are killing more Of Amer
cas- residents each month than
lied on the battlefields of France
monthly during the World War. to
be COMMUNICATED by Saturdays
observance. November Safety
Week. conducted by the committee
has closed but it is Governor
O'Conor's hope that the people Of
Maryland will not cease to be
safety-conscious, but will continue
to strive to cut down the large
number of traffic deaths that have
hnen reported each November for
the past few years.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-11-10
By IRA MILLER
Rural Identification Bureau

THE overhead cost of farming has
L steadily risen because the rapid
increase in mechaniZation of agricul-
ture has involved corresponding in
crease in equipment investment. AS
the net profit derived from any farm
ing operation is the difference between
selling price and cost of production
to be successful the farmer also must
be shreWd business man. For, al
ways confronted with unstable mar
kets, drought and many other factors
beyond his control, he must look to
lower production costs and increased
yields for added profits.
II the farmer keeps livestock, it
must be fed-and feeding costs money.
However. that cost can be reduced in
two ways: BY increasing the value Of
the feed; and by decreasing the ex-
pense Of processing it.
For most animals, the value Of feed
is increased by grinding or chopping
or by mixing with other grains and
ingredients. Grinding prevents whole
grain from passing through the diges-
tive tract unchanged. and kills many
weed seeds that are present and
which otherwise would terminate.
Grinding or chopping saves feed
that ordinarily would 60 into refuse:
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-11-10
FEWER APPLES STORED

Aprles. it is reported, are NOV
ing into storage at a much lower
rate than in past years. Several
factors. storage men say, enter
into the reason. principal among
which is said to be that apples
ere being diverted into by-pro-
ducts, growers fearing conditions
which may exist this winter on
account Of the European War
The 1899 apple crop was also in.
iured by the drought.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-11-10
Migration
BY Louise Darcy

Dark wedge above the river
Flying toward Southern skies,
Cleave the free air avoiding
The blind where danger lies.
The scarlet leaves are falling;
The gold are dropping fast.
Again the year is dying
AS birds fly swiftly past.
Upon their autumn passage
Toward land of winter sun:
But many wings will falter
Brought down by waiting gun.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-11-10
LOCAL GIRLS IN STATE
TEACHERS COLLEGE PARTY

Misses Wanda Carter, Julia Coff-
man, Alice Cohill, Margaret Gun
nells, Margaret Heck, Veneta Lam
bros, Constance Beesor. Martha
Schnebley and Dorothy Shinham
students at State Teachers Col
lege, Towson, attended masquer-
ade partp held in Newell Hall.
Miss Martha Schnebley played
the part of the william in the
amusing pantomime, "The Light
House Keeper and His Daughter"
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-11-10

A Western health officer sets
up a colony in the woods for
psychopathic DRINKS. 1t is good
for the boys and besides, the
crowded city is no place for pink
elephant.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-11-10
CHURCH GETS LEGACY

The United Brethren Congrega-
ton at Boonsboro received 1925
by the will Of William H. White.
of Middletown. Mr.. White left an
estate valued at $54,621.35.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-11-10
ARMiSTiCE DAY
BY BENJAMIN A. Beard

ny ocU1aWIH -. 6GarW
To far-off Flanders Field this day
Our minds are turned to that
affray
In which, in patriotic glee
Our boys fought for democracy.
Twenty-one years the battle
lead
Ceased pouring where likelihood
was shed.
Rejoice now all we sons Of men
And may dread war ne'er come
again!
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1939-11-10

AS to people saying few idle
words about us. we must net mind
that any more than the old church
steeple minds the rocks cawing
about it.-George Eliot.
The Valley settler., 1939-12-01

USE OF PROTEIN SUPPLEMENT
 (cont'd from Page g..
 Keep this quest in mind Which form of protein feed Gas listed above) will be cheapest to buy?" On the sack it should tell you what per cent protein is available. By "avai1able" we mean how much is there which is in form that can be used in the animals body that whi ch does not go on through undi gested. Suppose fish meal was 506 available protein, and tonkage 455a available protein, and both sold for $4.0O hundred. Naturally the fish meal would be worth more would be cheaper because there is more protein useful to the stock and the prices are the same.
 In this case each unit or per cent of protein in Fish meal costs you 8f Cos x .5o . $4.Oo). The protein in the tank age costs you 8.8G unit.
 Nov under actual conditions the worehous e at ny last inquiry, was selling Fish meal (4T avoileble) for $2.9 and Tank age (603 available) for 3A.45, Linseed Oil Meal (32%) for $4.25, Heat Scrap (5Q5 at 9z .45. That makes Meat Scrap more expensive than Tankage so le t's forget Meat Scrap. Lett s see which is cheaper Tanl,age or Fish meal:
 3ankega coz $4.45 = protein . 7.4Glh
 Fish meal -4T5 = 2.0o- protein 6.2e1h Fish meal is cheapest so let's forget Tanl-age for while at least until the good buy 'we are getting on Fish Heal is all gone, for the Fish Meal you can now c~n+ bn Nc n,.obnI Sc buy as you can ever expect in Alaska on protein suppl dement's. Linseed meal costs you little over l3G a pound for the protein. Now the farmer will have the idea he can feed all fish
The Valley settler., 1939-12-01

chri tmas Seals teach that tuberculosis is not inherited. Every case comes
 from another ccso.
The Valley settler., 1939-12-01

He states that fish meal may be substi- 1 tuted pound for pound for Linseed Oil yd meal up to one-third so that the above ,I ration could read:
The Valley settler., 1939-12-01

meal up to one-third that the above ration could read:
 Linse Meal l67 pounds
 Fish Meal 83 pounds This would save the farmer about $2 .Oo for each 100 pounds of available protein in his meal to make this change. Cows not in the habit of eating fish meal may 7 not like it and have to be taught to eat it before starting them in on a regular dairy mixture containing fish meal; there fore, keep the fish meal separate and mix in little by hand until they become accustomed to it. If there is no fish taste in the milk ght safely raise the Fish Meal up to 85 or even 90 pounds, cutting Lins eed Oil meal in proportion 'but it would not be good practice to go hi gher with the Fish Neal. The above ration should be fed each COW separately For each gallon of milk produced feed About pounds of grain plus all the hay the they %1 os5 & This ipfornation f g for not advocate buying grain at s, ,5O to feed COWS and sell fat for 4OG. Nei ther do l recommend starving the COWS, because if they are starved the farmer is the loser anyway he looks at it. If you cannot feed grain then it would be a wise plan to increase the quality of your hay crop by sowing more peas wi tn the oats. Peas are rich in protein and will go a long way toward replacing grain mixtures and keeping old Bossy's bones from rattling. Bring your individual pr oblems to the Extens ion Service and let us help you fl gure your rations for all livestock according to the feeds you have on hand.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
A f0szerkeszt0
a f0tamad0

A Caillaux ellen intezett ia
madasokban CASTOR Calmette,
egy kivalo francia ujsagiro, a
Figaro cimi hires napilap f0-
szerkeszt6je jatszotta a vezet6
szerepet. Caillaux radikalis
penziigyi politikaja allott ter
meszetesen a tamadasok koz-
pontjaban. De mikor a targyi-
lagos tamadasoknak mem sike-
rilt Caillaux megbuktatasa,
akkor Calmette eles, banto, SEE
melyes harcmodorra teri at.
Tobbek kozott helyet adott lap
jaban Caillaux egyik levele-
mex, amelyet egykori szeret6je-
hez irt, akit kes6bb felesegiil
vett, de azutan elvalt tole. En-
mex a levelnek a k0zlese oriasi
fe.tiinest keltett Franciaorszag-
ban, de Caillaux ugy nyilatko-
zott, hogy a szeret6jehez inte-
zett levelnek semmi jelent6se-
ge nincs es az ct kozombosen
hagyja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
Megorizte
a beket

Caillaux mindig a legerosebb
hive volt annak, hogy a vilag
narration es ellen bekeben, ke-
riilje el meg aldozatok aran is
a haborut.
Alig volt harminchat ewes
Caillaux, mikor 1899-ben mar
penziigyminisztere lett a Wal
eck-Rousseau francia kor-
manynak, maid az ait k0vet6
Clemenceau kabinetnek, de RI
deg, tisztan a penziigyi erde-
keket nezo j0vedelmi ad6javas-
latat mem tudta megvalositani.
Olyan javaslat volt ez, mint
amin6t Roosevelt elnok parat-
Ian sikerrel witt keresztul az
Egyesiilt Allamokban Is amely-
mex lenyege ez::
Minel nagyobb a j0vedel-
med, ANIMAL nagyobb jovedelmi
adot fizetsz.
A mi amerikai j0vedelmi ado
t0rvenyink csak egyszeru ma
solata annak, amit Caillaux az
19OO-ik eSztend0ben a francia
torvenyhozassal tudott elfogad-
tatni.
Mikor Clemenceau kormanya
megbukott es BRAND kovetke-
zett utana, akkor Caillaux min
den hivogatas dacara mem val
lalta ujra a penziigyminisz-
terseget, de ismet minisztere
lett 1911-ben Monis kormanya-
max, mely azonban f1amarosan
megbukott es akkor, 1911 jul
MUS 28-an maga Joseph Gail
laux lett Franciaorszag minisz-
tereln0ke.
Ez volt az europai beke leg
nagyobb szerencseje. Ha akkor
mem Caillaux a francia minisz-
terenok, a viaghaboru mar
1911-ben kitort vona.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
EImaradt a Macy
vacsorar0I

Egg negyedszazaddal ezelott,
a szomoruan emlekezetes 1914
es esztend6 egy tavasziasan
enyhe estejen a francia politi-
kai es tarsadalmi elet vezet6
retegei ket kiil0nboz6 helyen,
ket szokatlan jelensegnek vol
tax szemtanui. Az else pillanat-
ban senkisem ertette, hogy mi
tortent, de mar maga az, amit
lattak, mer6ben meglep6 volt,
hat meg milyen d0bbenetes
lett akkor, amikor kideriilt a
kiil0nos esemenyek szenzacios
hattere.
Az egyik jelenet szinhelye a
parisi olasz nagyk0vetseg palo-
taja volt. A nagykovet es neje
vacsorat rendeztek ezen az es-
ten, amelyre hivatalos volt a
diplomaciai es tarsadalmi vilag
szine-java. Az asztalf6n maga
Raymond Poincare, a francia
k0ztarsasag akkori elnoke fog
lalt helyet, mellette az egyik
oldalon az olasz nagyk0vet fe-
lesege tilt mint haziasszony,
mig a koztarsasagi elnok mask
oldalan lev6 seek iiresen ma
radt.
A vacsora resztvev6i kivan-
csian sugtak 0ssze:
Vajjon XII lehet az, akinek
a koztarsasagi eln0k mellett
tartottak fem helyet es aki
megis annyira tiszteletlen,
hogy elkesik a vacsorar6l?
Csakhamar kidertilt, hogy
Joseph Caillaux francia penz-
tigyminiszter elegans, szep fe-
lesegee a fenntartott hely es
a vendegek most meg kevesb6
ertettek, hogy miert mem je-
lent meg a penziigyminiszte1
felesege?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
: HOVA TijNT Il Macy FRANCIA BElKE-BAIsAT =
t0rvenyes eljarasnak ebben an
esetben sernmi helye nincs.

t0rvenyes eljarasnak ebben az
esetben semmi helye nincs.
Ez mod felett felizgatta az
asszonyt. Hazament es elmesel-
tie a ferjenek a vizsgal6 6biron&l
tett eredmenytelen latogatasat.
Caillaux csillapitgatta nejet, de-
fogalma sc volt arr6l, hogy
felesege milyen vegzetes tervet.
forgat agyaban. Elbucsuzott to-
lie es elment a szenatus emile.
kezetes iilesere, amelyen nagy
beszedet akart mondani.
Az asszony csak ere vart.
Egg par sort irt egy papirosra:
Elmentem, hogy megbosz--
szuljalak. Ha estere mem ta--
lalsz itthon, keress a rend6r--
segen vagy a foghazban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
Macy vihar
a szenatushan

A mask erdekes jelenet szin-
helye a francia torvenyhozas
fels6hazanak, a szenatusnak
ulesterme volt. A szenatuSban
a kormany penzugyi javaslatat
targyaltak, amellyel szemben
a k0zvelemeny es a sajt6 egy
resze mar hetek ota eles ellen
allast fejtett XII. Sorozatos ia
madasok ertek a kormanyt, de
kiil0nosen magat Caillaux fran
cia penziigyminisztert, akit
meg a parlamentben is azzal
vadoltak ellenfelei, hogy a penz
ugyi javaslatokkal sajat speku-
lacioit tamasztja ala. Amikor
az egyik kepvisel6 AIT panaszol-
ia, hogy a kormany eddigi in
tezkedesei miatt hany francia
kis ember vesztette el egesz va
gyonkajat, az egyik ellenzeki
kepvisel6 egyenesen Caillauz
penziigyminiszterre mutatva
kialtotta:
- No, azert mem mindenki
vesztette el vagyonat! Vannak
olyanok is ebben a teremben
akik meggazdagodtak.
Ezzel ARA celzott, hogy Gail
laux a reszvenyek olcsobboda-
sara spekulalt es iigynokeivel
olcs6n vasaroltatta 0ssze a le-
zuhant arfolyamu piacon q
hirtelen elad6va lett ertekpapi
rokat.
! Hiaba volt azonban minder
tamadas, amelyekben a vezett
szerepet CASTOR Calmette, {
Figaro cimii hires napilap f6
szerkeszt6je jatszotta. Caillau,
a maga javaslataib6 mem enge
dett. A francia kepvisel 6hazor
mar keresztiil er6szakolta /
maga javaslatat Is eppen azor
la delutanon, amikor estere a,
OlaSz NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. volt hivs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

Most, mikor ujra haboru
el6tt all Franciaorszag, s6t mi
re e sorok napvilagot latnak,
ITALIAN mar nyakig is van a YER
ontasban, joggal kerdi a svajci
nagy napilap, a Baseler
Zeitung, hogy hol van a nagy
francia bekebarat, Joseph Gail
laux, volt penziigyminisztcr es
francia minisztereln0k, aki a
beke megmaradasanak legero-
sebb oszlopa volt. Az egyetlen
francia, aki inkabb volt haj.an-
do ARA, hogy gyarmatokat ad-
jon a nemetnek, mint ARA,
hogy haboruba vigye nemze-
tkt ~s3E-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
A Macy haboru
kuSz0ben

Az 1911-ik ev a marokkoi in
cidens esztendeje volt. Caillaux
ainden torekvese ARA ira
nyult, hogy megakadalyozza a
nemet-francia haboru kitore-
set, ami termeszetesen maya
utan vonta a t0bbi nemzet be-
avatkozasat.
Mindenki tudja, hogy a ne
met-francia feszultseget az
okozta, hogy Franciaorszag, a
nenet felfogas szerint a nem-
zetkozi szerz6desekkel ellentet-
ben, elfogla1ta Afrikaban Ma
rokkot, holott 19O9-ben egy
francia-nemet egyezmeny er-
telmeben Franciaorszag ellis
merte Marokko fiiggetlenseget
es serthetetlen voltat. Am a
franciak AIT allitottak, hogy
6ket a marokkoi szultan hivta
be, segitseguket kerve. Exert
azutan Marokkot francia pro-
tektoratus ala helyeztek.
Amint lathato, nincsen sem
mi vi a nap alatt. Hitler most
ugyanezt peldat k0veti a csc
hekkel, maid a t6tokkal SEEM
ben es ere hivatkozik Danzig
eseteben is. viszont az olaszok
mindig ugy ereztek, hogy a
franciak megsertettek a szerz6-
dest Is jogtalanul halasztak Ell
el6liik Afrika 6ket illet6 re
szet.
l. De nemcsak ebben a vonat-
kozasban volt nagyon hasonla-
tos a helyzet a maihoz, hanem
abban is, hogy Franciaorszag
messzemen6 teriileti engedme
nyeket tett Nemetorszag lesze
rel6sere, mint legut6bb Min
chenben az angolokkal egyiitt
csakhogy 1911-ben Franciaor
sag nem a mas b6rere egye.
zett XII a nemetekk hanem {
magaebol Aldozott. A beke er
dekeben atengedte a francis
Kong6 jelentekeny r6szet a ne
met Togo es Kamerun afrika
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14

a felesege vacsorara, kezdett a
szenatusban egy nagy beszed-
hez a penzigyi javaslat mel
lett.
Tudta mindenki, hogy Call
lauxra nezve mennyire fontos
a javaslat, ANIMAL nagyobb volt
tehat a francia szenatorok meg
lepetese, amikor par perccel a
beszed megkezdese utan egyik
teremszolga odalepett a penz-
iigyminiszterhez es valamit SUI
gott a filebe. A MINISTER va
ratlanul elsapadt, 0sszekapkod-
ia iratait es erzes nelkiili, sza-
raz hangon ICY szolt a jelenlev6
szenatorokhoz:
Megbocsatanak az urak,
de halaszthatatlanul fontos sze
melyi ugyben azonnal tavoz-
nom kell!
Amulo moral zugott fel a ia
vozo Caillaux utan. Ilyesmire
meg mem volt pelda a t0rveny-
hozas eleteben! Mindenki talall-
gatta, hogy mi tortenhetett,
hogy a penziigyminiszter leg
fontosabb javaslatanak targya-
lasa k0zben megszakitotta be-
szedet es hirtelen otthagyta az
ulestermet? Folytak nagyban a
talalgatasok. Hirtelen tamadt
politikai nehezsegekre gondol-
tax, de olyan biiniigyi szenza-
ciora, amely par ora multan
kipattant es amely oily vegzetes
hatassal volt ugy Franciaor-
szagra, mint az egesz emberi-
segre, senki mem gondolt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
EItink
a nagy bekebarat

Mar folyt a vilaghaboru, ami
kor 1914 kora 6szen, a legiz-
galmasabb napokban megerke-
zett Parisb6l Amerikaba a sziik
szavu jelentes, hogy a parisi es-
kiidtszek egy hetig tart6 izgal-
mas targyalas utan felmentet-
te Caillauxnet, de ez mar mem
segitett. A gyilkos asszony le-
hetetlenne tette ferjet politikai-
lag egy teljes evtizedre.
A penziigyminiszter nyom-
ban a gyilkossag utan lemon
dott tarcajard es csakhamar
kovette ct az egesz kor1nany.
Caillaux ma is 81, de kora
annyira el6rehaladt, hogy a
nagy bekebaratt6 t0bbe SEM
NIT Sc varhat a vilag. Pedig
nagy haszna lenne annak, ha
jeligejet megfogadnAk:
Mines olyan nagy ar, anit
meg ne kellene fizetni azert,
hogy a haborut el lehessen ke-
rjilni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1939-09-14
Az vi asszony
erzekenYehb

Caillaux, miutan elvalt ESQ
feleseget6l, masodszor is meg
n0siilt. Az els6 n6hoz intezett
leveleknek ANIMAL nagyobb je-
lent6seget tulajdonitott a ma
sodik asszony. aki egeszen be-
tege lett annak a tamadasi
hadjaratnak, amely ferje ellen
indult.
Kiderilt, hogy mikor Gail
laux elso feleseget6l elvalt, ak
kor ragaszkodott a hozza inte-
zett levelek visszaadasahoz,
amire az elhagyott asszony
csak hosszas targyalasok utan
es nagy penzek lefi1etese ellie
neben volt hajlando. Vegiil
megis visszaadta volt ferjenek
a leveleket, de ugy latszik, hogy
fenykep masolatokat csinalta-
tott azokrol Is ezeket adta el a
Figaro napilap f6szerkeszt6je-
mex.
A masodik Caillauxne szen-
vedelyesen szerette ferjet. 8 is
elvalt asszony volt es eppen
Caillaux miatt hagyta oft els6
ferjet. Az ideges, sep karcsu
asszonyt mindentitt oft lehetett
lAtni, ahol Caillaux volt, s6t
meg hivatalos utazasaira is ell
kiserte. Egg izben, 1908-ban
| Wekerle Sander magyar mi
nisztereln0k vendege volt ura-
val egyiitt a danosi birtokon.
Negyvenedik esztendejeben
volt a tragedia idejen Caillaux-
ne. Minden tamado cikktol
idegg0rcsot kapott, a szeret6-
hoz intezett level k0zlese ped G
betet6zte a ketsegbeeseset, xii
l0nosen azert, inert Calmette
meg tobb hasonl6 level k0zle-
set helyezte kilatasba. A leve]
megjelenese utan Caillauxne el
rohant Mouton parisi vizsgal6.
birohoz, akinel az irant erdek-
l6dott, hogy milyen t0rvenyes
lepeseket lehetne tenni Cal.
meta f6szerkeszt6 Is a Figaro
napilap ellen.
/ Sajnos, asszonyonn,
mondotta a vizsgAl6 6bir6,