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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30
TIGERS DEFEATED
IN 18th STRAIGHT
Chicago Beats Indians
Griffs Beat Yanks-
Hubs Beat AS.

ST LOUIS. April 2o.--st Louis mad"
clean sweep of the series with Detroit
By winning today. II was the second con
secutive shutout administered to Detroit
and the 1ith straight game the Tigers
lost
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

'bnttod fof Doak In eighth
tiiattcd Tor Shordol In ninth.
81 Louis .................. OOU 900 ttO-H2
Chicago ,.......... .......Ol0 OF O2A g
summary Runs. Fourntcr. schultz.
paHkert 9, Deal 2 Robertson 2, errors.
stock, iornHhy ., UcrHoE 2, BARBER. two
base hit flark three base hit. MoHenry
home runs iaHkcrt Robertson. stolen
base. Pa-kort bases nu balls. uff Vaughn
2, Oft boak 2; struck out. by Vaughn T.
by noak 2, nv Sherdel l.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

Harry Krohn, crack middlewcight.
who meets Jack Reeves in a 10
round bout next Monday night at
Convention hall went through a fast
workout yesterday at the Brady no
tel. Krohn's work consisted of siN
rounds Of boxing and six of gym
naslum work. lie showed the same
speed and clevotness which charac-
rrized his boxing in last weeks go
with Reeves and which earned him
draw decision.
Krohn is to work today at .
o'clock at the Brady hotel.
Reeves boxed Young" Fit2sim
mons of oklahoma city, at Spring
field last night and was due to re-
turn TO Tulsa this morning. lie will
probably go through workout this
afternoon and will conclude siren,
uous training tomorrow afternoon at
3 o'clock at the Brady hotel. Krohr
will also wind up hard work tomor.
row afternoon
Intense interest is being evidenced
by Tulsa boxing fans over the com
ing Reeves krohn scrap, ana Pro
moter Matthias reports the advance
seat sale greater than In any bouts
last winter or the spring.
Tulsa boxing followers who saw
the Reeves -Krohn go week age
yesterday, agree II was one Of The
best ever held in Tulsa Divcrg1ncy
~ opinion over tho probable wirucr
Of the next so is as great as I'm THEN
previous scrap, indicating another d.
vided house next Monday night.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30
Trio Of stnr. MIN Gnmr.

JOPLIN, Apri 20 Home runs by Dunn
and brown In the arm and sixth innings
put the game on tee here today ana the
Joplin tCam made Il two straight from
omaha nrown Dunn and Lamb virtually
won the game without assistance from
the other players,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30
Indinns Win r,,ln Gnm.-

OKLAHOMA CRY. April 20 Moore's
double and Oriffin's single after two had
been retired In tho ninth gave Oklahoma
city an uphill victory over Sioux city
here today, TO 3.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30
AbbOtts Stay Within One-Half
Game OfLeagueLeadin
"Yank" Davis Smashes
a Home Run With
Bases Full.
TULSANS FIELD WELL
Double Play Aids Oilers in
Winning Pitchers In
effective.
By LARRY DAn.hY

llWd aud opportunc hitting, top
ped by a home run by "iNuk" Davis
with thc bases fun ana brilliant
fielding at critical momontA gave ,ho
Tulsa oilers the second game of che
series with Dcs Moincs here today
making their sixth straight victory
Uud enabling them to stay within
of"-h1lf game Of the league lending
Wichita ilzic.. Tho score VAS to II.
Hard hitting Of boht clubs, with
several splendid defensive plays en-.
llvcncd AN otherwise slow aud lstless
game
Dcs Moinos outhit Tulsa 10 to 10
but the homClings made ,heir hits
count whIc the ioostcrG wasted sew
oru blows. Good fielding. including
% double play which cut of at least
ono run aided the oilers In winning
Dcs Muincs made three errors, none
ot Them rclultiug In scores. while TIE
two Tulsa miscucH came IN one IN
ming and were resppuHibio for one
run.
oilers Pitchers IIit Hard.
Neither Boyd. righthand Dos
MONIES pitcher nor MiHcr. suuthpaW
Tulsa hurlcr, who started the game.
were effective ANA each failed 10
lat five innings BOYD gave up an
the Tulsa runs and was touched for
'ib Ut NUS III Ailf lONl Nllu lNtlHlHtlNM
innings which he pitched MorZ, who
succeeded Boyd was very effective.
lotting the oilers down without run
ana two hits I'm three ana one-third
innings
Miller gave up two runs and seven
hits In four innings, ana was rcpla.
ccd by Billman IN tho fifLn, with the
score u to tie. Billman yielded
four runs and six hits In five innings.
but aided hy splcndid support, main
tanned the lead.
Bulman gets credit for the victory
and the defeat Is charged 10 Boyd
Des Moincs scored first registering
two runs Ia the second inning. Coffoy
singled with one out and scored on
Maguire's triple. Mcguire counted on
Andersons single.
Two Added by boosters.
Two moro were added by the
Boosters In the fourth. Mcguire was
passed with two out. and scored on
Andorsons homo run.
"Iank's' circuit clout In the third
tied II up Miller, Burke and Lar
more scoring ahead of him.
Dos Moines went ahead one In the
fifth, Milan singled. Ilasbrook hit
To Larmore, who threw to third to
catch Milan. The ball hit Milan on
lnc Ddch ana Dotn runners were safc.
Breen's sacrifice scored Milan.
Tho Oilers scored another In the
fourth. Tiernoy walked. Brannon
singled to left, Conlan. batting for
Miller. singled through third base
and the bases were fun. Burkc's
grounder 10 McDermot forced
Ticrney at the plate. Lamores sac
riflco fly scored Brannon.
Won In Fifth Inning.
Two runs, and what proved to be
the winning marker were made In the
firth by the Oilers. Graham, first
up, singled He was forced at second
hy Connolly's groundcr to French
Cleveland was out on an infield hit
Connolly going to second. Connolly
scored on Tierney's triple and Cot
tom counted on a passed bali.
Des Moines made their final score
in the eighth. Coffey scoring on
singles by Maguire and Nerz after
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

Lamb 2, N0ckey g. brown % Dunn 9 er,
rors Donica 2, Maullin. krueger 3. home
runs, Brown, Dunn; three base nit Lamb.
two base hits, Dunn, Lamb IelIvcIt. sac.
riflcc hits Platte, Lamb. bases ou balls
OFT Schepbcrg 4, struck out. by kopp 4
by SChcnberg = stolen base. WctdcI, Lett
on bases omaha g joplin 4 double
plays, Brown, unassiHtSl kupp 10 IeII.
welt, Meidoli 10 GlsIasou To Ieli,clt
earned runs, of SChcuhorg O. OFT Kopp G,
wild pitch, SchenbcrE. ba1k Schsuberg
tlme, l.A5; umpires. lipo aud DAILY.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30
Champions Hat Hard

pITTSRuRGU, Aptll Cincinnati ap-
pcaring here today for tho first tinie' this
season. defeated Pittsburgh. After Carlson
hnd fillcd the bases IN tho third inning.
with two out. no was displaced by uamii-
In ono run, Ito wus hit hard In overy In
ming thereafter until relieved by Ponder.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

Summary. Runs. Sislor Gerber. error,
Jones, two base hit Stanage. stolen base
Totin. double plays, Bush 10 Young On
Heilman. jacobson to Sisler, bases on balls
on pauas T. or Sothoron struck out
by Suthotun ..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

'Huttod for TuueN IN seventh.
Now York ............ .... 600 OO0 n00.aO
BROOKLYN ....... .......... 300 600 0Oxa9
summary Runs Johnston. Wheat.
Myers, errors Fletcher. poylc, two. base
hits wheat. johnson. si,kug. Kelley
three base hlt Fletcher. stolen base
Myers, bases on balls. or Tnuoy 2. Off
Mitchell 4, struck out oy Tuuoy !, b.
Mitchell
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

recrlfico hits, Llndimore 9 stolen bases
N'ithth. Gtiggs. Hughes Moore. Evcrs
McCondlcss, hits and runs. of Stonrr .
and In e-l innings or Miller 4 ana
IN IA, OF Mccoy 3 and ! IN T. Oft
ana IN "a, bases on balls. or stoncr
p OF Miller l. of Mccoy 8. OF Fletcher
g. OF Lyons /; struck out by Stoncr l.
hv Miller 3, hy Mccoy 2. by Lyons hit
by pitched ball Aftermath nv Stuner
nlllis by Muller, passed bali. Elffert. dou-
bio plays, cote 90 Lludimurc TO briggs
CoNington 20 ItudiWorc 60 Grtggs. loft on
bases, Oklahoma city I. StouN city Z,
time, $40. umpircs. Revker and buckley.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

.Daf'ea fn- Uyk"s I'm eighth.
tBatcd FOR Mya't IN ninth.
fBattcd FOR Galloway in ninth.
STATED for Harris in eighth
noston .............. 600 sO2 00O
Philadelphia ................ 600 600 OuI-
summary. Runs. Hooper. Ncluu.s
Foster Scott. Walters. Bush. Griffin: or.
rurs. DYKES % galloway 3, two-basc hits
Hooper buEan, home runs, Scott Hooper
hgscs ON balls or Bush I or Naylor
on Harris I. struck out by Bush 8. by
Naylor ]. by Harris /.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

CHICAGO. Aptu 20. Chicago conrcn.
trated its attack today Including two
home runs by rtrkort pyd Robertson aud
easily defeated 80. Louis IN tho final game
OF tho Hctias here
Tho afttg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

Billy Morrisctte Of Sand Springs
rcputed to he a tough boy and
Young Ketchel of the Pacific coast.
also with quite a reputation. step 10
rounds In the main event OF a card
at Sand Springs tonight, staged at
the Sand Springs airdomo. Harry
Bales. promoter. Two prcliminnrios
are on the program. Prices 4 seats
are 50 and 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30
Red So, Make uits Count.

HH iLA bEIIHlA, Aprl 20 .-- Bostup
needed only four hits to defeat phNadcI.
phla I'm the final game Of the series Co..
day Three bases on balls two home runs
and Hoopers double routed Nayior In tI.
fourth and decided the contest. The visit.
ors registered only two hits Of Harris
Both home runs came IN the sixth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30
CIe,,iand

Chicago ...................OOO 600 no2 0i3-G
Cleveland .................l 100 600 OOO--l
Summary. Runs Licbold Weaver. T.
Collins g. jackson. Schalk Graney. errors
Risberg Chapman, Speaker. Nunamaker;
two hssH hit. y. Collins. stolen base
SChHlk, double plays Chapman 10 Card
nor. weaver 70 Collins 20 Jourdan; bases
on balls or Williams .. or Myers 9 or
Faeth Q, struck out, by Williams 4. by
Faeth I.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30
Cincinnati

'nattrd for Vlngo I'm fourth
tnaited tor Ponder In ninth.
Cincinnati ............ .. O0I gOs 7nO--g
Pittsburgh ,........ ........ OF 600 600
summary Runs. pluhort. Grnh .
Roush. Duncan o. Kopt Naate Blgbee
tutahuw, errors. CutshRw. eaton. two base
hits Knpr NcBle, three base hit pau.
bert. stolen bases HouSh Duncan. South.
worth; double play. Carlson to Cutahaw
10 Grimm, hnHeH on balls OF Rlng ,
ott Carlson !, oU Hamilton I struck out
by Ring 2, by Hamilton p
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

Two out when winning run scored
tiiatted for Cote In eighth.
Sioux CIV ............ 9tI OOO lOO - T.
Oklahoma city ............OtO 600 glI-t
summary Runs, Oillis Crouch. DEBATE
robinson Eyers ritt Hughes. Moore
hrirhih, Griffin, Miller; errors McCand-
less. DEBATE, Lyons Llndlmore, two base
hits, Robinson 2, DEBATE Moore Miller.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

pes Moiuca % O2l 90 %
Tulsa .......O 4 . o o N-7
Two base hit. McDermotL Three
base hits Mcguire, Anderson, Tier
ncy. Home runs, Anderson. Davis.
Runs and hits. Z ana of BOYD In
"a innings, o aud . off Mcrz In
"a innings, 2 and of Miller In
innings and 6 or Billmnn In o
innings. Winning pitcher, Billman.
Losing pitcher Boyd. Base ON balls.
off Boyd ., of Miller 3, OF Billman
I. struck out, by Boyd 3, by Mcrz
3. by Miller 2, by Billmnn 2 Sncrr
flee hits. Larmore. stolen base.
Cleveland Double play Lnrmore,
Tierncy and Graham. Passed ball.
Anderson. Loft on bases, Des Moines
., Tulsa s Time of game. / hour.
minutes Umpires, Jacobs and
Lauzon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30
WIN 9TH STRAIGHT BY AGAIN BEATING BOOSTERS
Ne. yWt


shannon hit johnson on the head, but the
pitcher continued the game.
Tho score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

ss. rort

WIIUUN IlNI NUTIT ~ :" UTIUFITU WuIO
n two out ~ thfro from Sew YORK. to-
day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30
Entries To-day.

third. Time 1s57 Paris Maid, Jack
Reeves. sam McMcckin also ran.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

Washington ..............tOO GOO 100.
New York ..............-... 900 900 COL
summary Runs. Judge, PiCiuich. peck
Inpaugh, errors, Shannon. Peckiupaugh
Ruth. two-bsse hits Bodie. Judgp
plctHich. pipp. three base hit, johnson
home run. PicniCn bases ON balls, Uii
quinn . struck out. BY johnson g. by
Quinn
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30
GAMES TODAY.
" cstern Ieagne.

DES MONIES At TULSA.
81 Joseph al Wichita
omaha az Joplin.
Sioux city at oklahoma CITY.
National League.
brooklyn at Boston
New York at philadcluhia.
Cincinnati at pttthurgh
st Louis at Chicago
American League.
Cleveland at Detroit
Philadelphia at shinEtpn.
Boston az New York
only three games Fchedulod.
american Association.
indianapolis a. tulum bus
Louisville az Toledo
Milwaukee az Minusapolts.
Kansas GUY - ST Paul
Western Association.
Paw at Fort Smith
OkmulEee at lIeuryetta.
Chickasha az Enid
brumright AZ Springfield
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

additional sport on Pake lsD
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

Slated fur pauss In eighth
Detroit ......,........O 600 mo 600
81 Louis Observation-Disclosures. 600 OO0 ilK--2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-04-30

'lcvelautl

T0la8 n N y ~ T0ial' 3
'Batted FOR Myers In eighth.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-28
PARTOLJA A KONYVTART.

Youngstown Nyilvanos k0nyv-
tara egyike a legjobb konytarak-
max Amerikaban. Fentartasa
gazdasagos vezetes miatt olcs6bb,
mint akarmelyik hasonl6 varos
k0nyvtaranak fentartasa. A va
ros lakosainak szamahoz aranyit-
va fentartasi koltsegek felevel
kisebbek mint hasonl6 varosok-
ban.
De a k0nyvtar mem tud mai
k0ltsegvetesen fejl6dni. Mem tud
szakavatott alkalmzaottainak meg
felel6 fizetest adni. Exert ker
Youngstown polgaraitol nehany
centtel t0bbet evente. A k0nyv-
tar most hozat egy Macy lada ma
Igyar konyvet. Meg t0bbet is akar-
ma hozatni, de mem jut ra. Adjon
alkalmat.
Tegye a keresztet (X) a "Yes"
szocska ele a konyvtar ado szava-
zasi cedulan. Ezzel csak sajat
erdeket es gyermekei erdeket
szolgalja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-28
1920 OKT0BER 2s.

tamadtak szobajaban es elrabol-
tax 81 dollarjat. Amint a rend-
6rrel beszelt, az eszrevette, hogy
Maxi kabatja alol yer szivarog.
Bevittek a rend6rsegre, ahol XII
deriilt, hogy hatan ket mely szurt
seb van. Az egyikbol kil6gott
tiidejenek egy resze. A sulyosan
serUlt embert azonnal SIT. Err
zsebet k6rhazba vittek. Maxi sze-
rint egy honfitarsaval talalkozott
es az vitte a fogadoba es vele is
halt, de a rablas utan eltiint. A
rend6rseg eddig ket embert alli-
tott el6 "a Maxi altal adott sze-
melyleiras alapjan, de Maxi nem
ismerte fel benniik tamad6jat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-28
Csendelet
Gyakori manapsag a bicskazas,
lopas es zsebmetszes. - Nehany
magyar aldozat.

A rendorsegi kronika szerint
nap-nap utan emelkedik a bin
esetek szama Ez kiilonben meg
szokott jelenseg, hogy a tel beall-
ia elott mindig tobb a lopas es
rablas, mint az ev mas szakaban.
Most volt peda. Ez mindig
csalt ide zsebtolvajokat, 10y az
1859 Orange streeten lak0 Gus
bith Janos kedden ielentette a
rend6rs6gnek, hogy amikor het-
f6n este a Brier Hill Steel Com
pany gyara el6tt feliilt villa
mosra, akkor a zsebeben volt
peda csekkje, amely so dollarr6l
sz6lt A mikor a Spring Co.
monnal leszallt, mar mem volt
penze. Odaragadt valami finom
kezii zSebmetsz6 RAD aad6s nijai-
hoz.
Alig ment Xxi Gusbith a rend6r-
seq epiilet6b6l, i6tt Petri Antal,
aki a 342 Summit streeten lakik,
8 is Brier Hill gyar elott szallt
a villamosra a ket heti nehez mum
kajaert felvett 1872 dollarral es
so dollar megtakaritott penzevel
zsebeben. Ez a kis wagon is a
zsebtolvajt gazdagitotta.
Tarhony Janos maskep jart.
0 kedden ejjel / 6rakor jelentet-
tie rend6rsegnek, hogy ket en-
ber, akikkel egy East Federal ut
cal szalonban talalkozott, kirabol-
ia. Tarhony, aki warreni lakos,
AIT mondta, hogy ket idegen meg
hivta egy "rajdra" 6s amikor a
varoson xviii ertek, lefogtak es
kivettek zsebeb6l POP dollarra ru-
90 penz6t. Miutan kiraboltak,
kidobtak a gepb6l es kenytelen
volt gyalog visszaterni varos-
ba. Tarhony j6 szemelyleirast
adott a rabl6kr6l, akiket a rend-
6rseg nyomoz.
Maxi Janos meg rosszabbul
iart. Ez az ember munkat j0tt
keresni Erieb6l. Kes6n erkezett
hetf6n varosba es azert egy
Boardman street, fogad6ban vett
Xxi szobat. Kedden reggel felke-
reste Cannon rend6rt, akinek AIT
jelentette, hogy az ejszaka meg
Dol;+;l,o; LirIo4Sc Do1;t;ca1 Nv,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-28
MASODSZOR VIRAGZIK Az
ALMATA

Nemcsak tit nalunk tart szokatlanul
sokaig ven asszonyok nyara, hanem
odahaza is meg mindig nyar van. Err
re vail az alabbi szegedi hir: A $40
katlanul meleg napos nemcsak az
akacviragot csaltak XII. sargul6 lom-
box KOHL, hanem meg az almafa is
viragzasnak indult,. ugy hogy mason g
termesre lesz kilatas. Atokhazan a
masodik alma mar dionagysagu. Az
alma meg6resere bajosan lesz eleg lido.
A kukoricat azonban valoszinileg ma
sodszor is szedik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-28

farmerek gazsagtaan terheket visenek A erme-
les 6s 6rt6keses kooy k6rd6seivel aanal szemben es
erik, hogy nagyobb kzis e6tt all EgyesUt Alamok
f0ldmiiveese mint bmkor ezelott Et0l fugg orszag
es amerka n6p jolete
farmerek mnden dics6retet meghaad6 igyekezettel
eliestettek haboru okozott 6elmiszer g6nyeit Sike
rik mnden varakozast felmut Els m6gis csak res fra
zsoka kaptak utamu konnanyukt6 hazafas aldozataik
6rt habou alatt es emuta 6ta is mindenf6le ostoba
za1laas adozata voltak. Te1me6nket deli reszeket
kedvezm6nyben reszesit6 koany megfoszotta bi6 dol
larokt6 azaltal hogy megszabta buza arat mig ezzel
szemben megengedte hogy gyapot ara 6gig emeked
jek. f0dmveesigyi mnisze1iUm hasznossagat elron-
totk k0nyvtud6so1 alkalmazasa atal akkre rabiztak
fontos osztalyoE vezet6s6t farmerek ny0gnek nyo
masz6 ad6k suya alat ame ye1et demokrata admnisz
TRAGIC nagyoku tudatansaga pazarlasa mia kenytele
mex fizetni.
Ebben a komoy heyzetben republicans parthoz
fordunak mentsegert es jobb vezeese EFT patot jo
is1nerik inert resztvettek megaaktasaban A hatamas
eszaknyugat farmereinek lekiismereteb0l szetett
pubikanus part amelynek egesz t0renemen at vegig
null fodmveo ereje es esze, ameyet legjobb gyemeke
szogaltattak part vezet0 emberei csaknem mind fold
gyermekeib6l keriltek XII. fannerek tudjak hogy a
demokrataknak elve hogy orszag nyilt piac
legyen mas orszagok te6nye r6sz6re meg okozottabb
lesz ha Ame1ika beal Nemzetek Lgaaba ameyet szin-
ten demokrata part kivan elfogadtan. Ha megtor
tenk, ugy Lga egyik celia lesz, hogy vlag gazda
sagi kormenyeit egy aalanos fokra szaitsa e roha
hanyat6 arak megk0vetelik hogy measemmsit-
SEX koze j0voben eleneg demokrata rifat0rvenyt
es hogy visszaatsak ved0 vmos rendszer amely meg
vedi az amerikai farm term6nyeit.
A mostani republikanus kongresszus rekordja leg
jobb el6ele es bzositeka annak, hogy nit varhatunk
republicans part6l ha visszahelyezzk kormany SEE
kebe Dacara, denokrata elnok eenkez6senek, kon-
gresszus utos6 cklusban tobb orvenyt hozott ter
HARDINGRA,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-10-28
vesult Allamok Farmeriei
magukban, hogy mindent elkovetnek a +
part uralmanak visszaallasara azaltal, hogy szav,
HARDINGRA IS COOLIDGRE adiak

melo fa1merek valamint fogyaszt6 munkasOk javara
mint hozak 0sszesen utobb 13 ev alatt repubika
nemzet platform haad6 aaspontbol merlegelte mind
ezeket kerdeseket probemakat es kl0n0sen azokat
meyek eetkerdeseket k6peznek faerek szamara Eze-
ket kerdeseket meg jobban megvilagitotta Warren G.
Harding minnesota allami kialitason elmondott emile
kezees beszedeben Eszerint republicans part f0dm
veesgyi program aba feette legjobb tapasztalatoka
legobb eszmeke es orszag haamas farmer-szovetke
zeteinek k0veteeset
R0viden program a kovetkez6 pontokb6l all ara
nyos farmer k6pvselet kormany fontosabb tenykedese
ben szovetkezeti alapon ao farmer egyesUletek ter
m6nyek 6rt6kesitese celabo e6aitas ietve termeles
koltsegek es arak alapos vizsgaata ugy tthon mint
kold0n mines armegallapitas pedig oktaan es on
kenyes eszaltasa termenyek arainak farm k0lcs0n
t0vny kteesztese ugy hogy AIT ember is rszesitse
kolcs0nben ak famot 6hat venn es 0bb k0cs0n acela
hogy farmer megnagyobbthassa dolgozo tokeet szolga
latkepes szatas eszkoz0k es nyeresegre nyul6 arfa
emeesek kikisz0b0ese vasut teherdszaba revzi6ja
amint k0rmenyek AIT szUksegess6 teszik amerikai
munka, amerikai mez6gazdasag es amekai par rszcre
Ez k0riilmeny maris fent all es sirg6s avas genyel
Mindezeket dolgokat farmerek maguk is kovetelk.
Els ezeknek keresztulvteere tett fogadamat repubka
part es annak en0kje0ltje farmerek biznak ben
mix, hogy megtartjak fogadalmukat Ok tudjak mar,
hogy Harding megteszi att amt mond, 6s hogy nagyon
vigyaz a1ra hogy igerjen oyas vaamt, NIT tud
j6vatenni. A fa1merek akamat adnak maid neki hogy
szavat betarthassa Sziksegik reaa hogy rombol-
jon es hogy eptsen farmerek venk egyitt erik hogy
meg kel szabaduni jeenlegi demokrata koranyt6 az
gy0ngeseg6t6 pazalasat6 butasagaitol es szeszeyes
kalandjat6l es akarnak egy mask demokrata kor
manyt hataomra juttatni, hogy folvtassa jeeneg
bineit. famerek esznck, hogy ne k0vessenek ell
hbat november 2-an. A FARMER Es EGEsZ HAZA-
NEPE A 10 FELESEG, FLAX ES LEANYOK MIND
ARIA VARNAK, HOGY SZAVAZATUKAT
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-09-15

Charlotte Bronte's writing was SO
small that it appeared to have been
traced with a needle.