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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
T Faster Mail
Service is
Again Urged

Direct mail service between East
chicago and Hammond nov rests with
tha Interstate Commerce Commission
according 10 adviees received by Sec
retary Evans os tae East Chicago
Chamber Of Commerce from Repre-
sentative Will Wood.
The communication was received IN
reply to letter from the East Chi
eago Chamber 81 Commerce in which is
vas urged thar direct mail communi-
cation between East Chicago and Ham
mond be established as soon as posi-
Bile 1t was suggested that the service
might be accomplished BY an extension
OF the present mail service between
East Chicago and Indiana Harbor.
Attempts are now being made to ar
range for the carrying Of mail b. tie
Green Line cars. The difficult yseems
to Be In placing the responsibilfty for
the mail saks. 1t Is reported that III
Green Lire officials arc willing 20 car
~ the rraM between the two cities but
that they are unwilling to take the
responsibility for getting the bags and
delivering the INTO the two offices II
Il were possible to throw the bags OF
at the point nearest the postoftic-
here would apparently be little trou-
Die In arranging fhc 1etd4ls
The Interstate Commerce Commiss-
ion f. authorized to determine the COM
pensation which a carrier may receive
Tor naii service ard II Is expected that
q decision VIII be made by thar bod
soon which will make possible the bet
ter service
Mail between Hammond and East
Chicago nov must pass through the
indiana Harbor office and from that Ct
zee must pass through the Chicago Of
rec. The same IL true of mail from
the southern part Of the state which Is
carried BY tho Monon Or other roads
passing through Hammond. Instead n
mail being dropped At Hammond and
4hen carried directly 10 East Chicago or
sndfana Harbor il must all 20 through
vh- Chicago OFFICE. necessitating much
delay. II Is hoped that this delay may
soon be abolished
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
O'Neill
100000 is
Waiting You!
Parents of Youth Anxiously
Seeking for Son Who Is
Now An Heir.

For > f>llow who has 100000 chsS-
ny him begging 70 be claimed, Harry
o'Neil. who i said 70 Sc ir Hammond.
East Chicago Or Gary. is 4 hard man
ro locate
Har-ys relatives are trying - Get
ia touch with him to let HIM know
fhat hs IS the owner o9 the 100000
il cash and real estaf. which hts IN
Gle in Detroit owner, when he died
recently. His folks live IS CIawfords-
vile. Ind. and Il seems they had been
hearing from Harry regularly ZIP q
about three weeks ago, since then
II. has not written and they have
been unable 10 gei word 10 him
The relatives then decided to try
I'VE TINES ana have asked Tor assis-
tance in the search Tor Harry. IN
auiry brought forth several young
men about town who had met him AZ
one time or another but no one seem
ed to know where he lived or where
he could b. found at any particular
time 1t was said that ~ freuuented
the pool rooms but the majority of
such places could Eive no assistance
The proprietor or one plscs SAID To
had been there between and ~
o'clock this morning but IL IS beliey-
"a this was case or mistaken iden-
tity.
At any rate Harry.s Whereabouts
j. stin a mystery and any informa-
ton which can be siven regarding aim
wiIl be welcomed gladly
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
ENTIRE REGION TO HONOR HERO DEAD ON SUNDAY
SWIFT MAN
SPEAKS To
c. OF COMMERCE


scum se0'ioiii'e eis
epandonment of tne hammond Packing
plant, which at one time gaze promise
2f beng tie largest Industry Of the
r ,sa..hto 81 s.ss, ] =.
totd INC chamber of eommeTce a. lts
weekly luncheon today.
III tie earIr davs Sc the opan cattle
range. live stoe., vas produced III
cbeapI, +be sneaker said mat utfIe
consideration vas given is operating
costs IL the packing house. The chief
consideration. ho said. VAS 10 hase ac-
o.ss 1T. f,.~,.ss+ 49, ,..e,,.,r.
ton purposes. Later 81 = The spread
between tie stock prices and meat
prices oarro,,e 81 rbe bandieap j. tha
lo,al plant became -,,ch tbat ~ ann,,ai
disad..antaee vas eouaI to one-sixth ~
tts nxed investment.
Competition ii TIE packing INDUSTRY
haS compelled the sdonfion ~ sriontie-
methods III equipment and operation.
enabling the handling IL large volume
n business on narrow margin IN pro-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
MONEY COMBINE
FLATLY DENIED
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE :

NEW YORK. Feb. 19-O~tcials OF
both l. T. Morgan & Co. and the Gusi-
snty Trust Co. today denied being in-
terested in the formation Of a gigan-
tic international money combination
as told in London.
Mr.. Davidson is in Europe on Red
Cross WORK, but viii also visit our
branch Offices" commented George
Whitney. member Of J. 7. Morgan s
90, The International Commerce Cor
poration. formed on December 3ist. last
win handle ali our trading for the
present"
Francis H stsson. Vice president Of
the Guaranty Trust Co. described tne
London story as "piGle," It's only
4 dream" he said.
"fr. Davidson does not represent onel
dollar OF the Guaranty Trust Co. an
Wa have no plans for organizing s.
? company II would be impoy
because OF differences hetveey
opean and American nnancie*
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
KAROLYI is
BADLY BEATEN
TfNrERNATIoRAL nEWs SERVICE i

TfNTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
VIENNA Feb Is Delayed Count
Michael Karolyi. former premier ot
Hungary. Who is row an exile in Czecho-
sio-akia. was attacked and badly beaten
lii the streets Of Prague. according 70 a
dispstch from that city today. The at
5aeiS vas made b. q Hungaran who de-
Jared upon being arrested that Count
gSsro1yi was responsible for me death of
hundreds OF his countrynaen when he
furned his goS ernm~7f oTer te Bels Kun.
iii :, ,T~nn4unlSt
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
BOOZE MAKES
FRESH TROUBLE

CHICAGO. Feb. fa-An internal rev
enue agent Is a fugitive from justice.
two Chicago attorneys are under ar
rest and the president and secretary
of Grommes and Ullrich, large
wholesale liquor concern are facing ar
rest As The result of 4 100000 booze
sale scandal disclosed today ii i
charged that 100000 cases of whiskes
we're fradulently transferred from the
companr's store house. The two At
tornays arrested are AnNlons Toloz-
'nski and Otto Ring. The revenue
agent. Jesse Barnett. is charged with
selling spurious removal permits Cos
the transfer of ihe iauor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
WORKERS
FRAMING
A PROTEST
IiNrssNArloNAL News sERvlcE

wASHIN NGTON Feb. Railroad
= orkers are framing protest TO
President Wilson against The confer
ence report on the Cummins ESch bill
for the return Of the railroads
Timothy Shea. president Of the Bro
iherhood Of Railroad Firemen, Fert
Jewell head Of the railway clerks de
partment Of the American Federation
Or Labor and r i Manion, head of the
order Of Railroad Telesraphors- who
conferred with President Wilson rela-
tive 10 wage demands arc this after
noon drafting letter protesting
against the labor board provided in the
bill
The president viii be asked to APP
point Immediately his own adjustment
board The representatives Of ths
workers declare in effect. the labor
boards created by tho Cummins Eseh
bill are as Objectionable as the anti
strike clauses. The president viii be
asked to use his influence 10 block
these clauses.
Retention OF the railroads for two
year period viii also be asked Of the
president.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
HOYNE WINS
OUT IN HANGING

CHICAGO. Fen 19-P Prisoners IN the
county Jail VIII not ne given moral
lesson" Friday in the hanging II Jack
O'Brien. sentenced for the murder Of
policeman. Sheriff Charles W Pet
ers today called of plans Ne had made
for the prisoners 70 vitness the hang
ing. after obtaining legal ~ on a.
threat by the states attosueN that he
would be prosecuted fsr malfrasance
II he did so
An eleventh hour appeal ta the state
toard If .psrdons faf srepr ere for
.D'Ericu failed today
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
EAST CHICAGO
MEN SENTENCED
ESPECIAL 70 The TINES

GROWN POINT ND. teh. l9-L-1Vfs
Ruzinski of East Chicago, charged
with larceny. was sentenced 10 six
months III the penal farm and given a
5000 fine for stealing $50 worth 81 pork
ont of cars on fhe Baltimore & Ohio rail
road. Mike Ruzinski brother, who
helped Lewis set away with the pork
was sentenced ~ one to fourteen years
at The state pentitentiary and a SO
fine
Ffec Bordike. of East Chica 60. an
ompioye Or the Tnlsnd Steel Co. as
saufed one Samuel Porickley. hitting
him with an iron bar and was given
4 sentence Of two to fourteen years
a Michigan Cita.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
PROGRAMS
ARRANGED FOR
EVERY CITY
Gary, Hammond, Whiting and
East Chicago to Observe
Day.

4 AAavs8f,IFl
= .-.rr
eE ~ slsie II - S,,,-
s3ly ia ~ - j. ~ A,r.r-
= -. ~, ,,s8. the sup-4nn. sac
-. v,or15 "a Tpe occa son
III :. r,s7. 6oubIv impressive by the
s.4-fh,3,s,, y, III. nearest or kin
49,. 80 aiaa n service. Or the
rs-.1cb r-ar memorial. = handsome Ger
,4scsta bA,v,n~ The name or the de-
.a,s.5 ,oIatar ana presented as token
a. Frepoh appreciation Tor the "solda2
A 4,,.rican.s
r.t-. ..-~4..v 81 - held In
,,s - ,ssicaeo ana
-,-.il-s- -, .,,a,,c.a5 nnder
.-..ri.s, 1.r-ion
- ~ sus ~.c~D
rA H'fs
IA Hammond ne e1erc1s
pses al the Masonic enapie 4
n'- fne program .oll'N s.
spansled bsnnsf' iouiis
aeaElns ot eo4o's'
vocation FsY. iholnas Z
e"tns remarks posl ~ i.''',s''a9
h taNl La 9 og i :
'.f .41s. oeo- : .-....
is1' Ars- l. N : esS1'l - = - -.
q. Conroy. fata,-. = -
o4ns s....a-
mona AohoA 80 -
esrtihcatos' Attorneg II s. 1ooi4s'
eafctlon' FaiheE se10o4si
Post is. Hammond, has written to
sll the nearest Of kin ot Hammond
iInsn who died in service here pr aproao.
saoaid any names have been over
Looked II - requested that the Legion
r. notified At once by calltng Ham
i4ond sT2.
WHITING MEMORIAL
writing viii have the memorial =
Uses At the high school auditorium
~ .. m.
Ths program viii open with Amer
tsa." Invocation. Rev. Charles E. True
hlood Speech. o. A. Ahlgren. Song
The Americans Have Come" Miss
Ruth Triton. Poem. The Woods Call
al Rouge Bouquet" John Murphy;
Warren r. Beaubien will sing in
French ssThe Marseilles.'' Address, Prof.
II ]. Nelson. head 81 the department
Of English at the University or Chi
raEo AT tho Front" Captain F. q
carter. of hammond star spanzied
Banner, and Benediction. Father VIII
lam c. Miller.
The woods called Rouge Bouquet"
is one 81 Sergeant Joyce Kilmer's last
po.ms and was written shortly before
lie LETT one night to taks his place
vith IN advanced listening post. lie
vas found next day with a machine
vun bullet through his head
rERENoNIEs At EAST CHICAGO.
rt viii be q busy afternoon for Mrs
IT, Mickisch. She has generously
agreed t. offer her services At two dif-
rernt meetings. appearing in East
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
DO a Good Turn Daily .
Ask a Boy Scout
He Knows

On ggreeta aAd zswsstanGs. aA
per copy. Delivered by carrier n
Hammond and West 1sunnao1l. SOC
ger moafh-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19
THE WEATHER

ron INDTANA-Fair. continued cold
topishti Friday probably snow -tth
rising temperature.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-02-19

INTERNATIONAL NEWS
FULL LEASED WIRE
SERVICE.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-05
Pre.tcd by Ghosts Visit.

Pierre Gnslron, tradesnap Of
lontmartre. which is part Of old
Paris. had for neighbur an old mscr,
who died suddenly. tiaslrOn had br'n
kind TO the 81 man. GIN the night
after mis- death the ghosT Of The mise:
appeared TO Gastron. and SAID: IL
left you my III, ney. Go and look I'M
der the third oarl from ihe wall In
my bedroom, lid you viii find my will
with n bag OF coins t;;ss,fnn hurried
off at once, and in the place mentioned
discovered the will mentioned by ice
Ghost and 100 frpncs IN silver.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-05
BENragNGToN BRIEFS
News OF the Tywn and Village TeIe
0Nefiy tey Busy Readers

s'y fev Busy Readers
There wills be card party given by
the 81. Arm society at the Catholic
Foresters hall Tuesday evening. Jan
9Th. Al lare invited, Adm .s5ion Is
cents. ADV.
Sea Montague Love and June Ell.
Vic.ge in THE Steel King" episode IL
o. Smashing Barriers" Har.e Theatre
today. Admission &C and 11c.--Adv.
Something that never happened on
the br dial night of any other two pc :
sons happened 10 the bride and bride
groom In his B. idal Night" Library
Theatre today. ADV.
At the Methodist church Monday
evening the official board Is request
ed to attenS. the gospel meeting at 1880
and remain for short business meet
ing at the close to care for certain
important matters which need immedi.
ita attention, Also the Sunday school
sachers and officers are requested to
10 the same OH Tuesday evening.
The Ear A,st, Congregational and
~ NiAQl1ht0 WI III lC lOi
Week ( Prayer meeting, according to
NO iotiiowing schedule: Wednesday
ever ing, Methodist church: Thursday
eve.hing Congregational church; Fri.
0 Ay evening Baptist church, local pas.
tors having charge of the services
The public. with especial reference to
strangers and visitors in the village,
is extended hearty invitation.
Miss Beulah Bates arrived from
Boston Saturday night for visit of
a few days at the home of her par
4 ents, Judge and Mrs. Edward l..
Bates, on Silver street. Since No
vember l Miss Bates has been engag.
led in social service work at the
Parker Hill hospital, an institution
that is being conducted by the Red
Cross for returned service men. Mss
Bates says that the work Is exceeding
Y interesting. There are at present
900 men in the hospital and there are
| five social service workers other than
herself at present connected with the
institution.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-05
AMusEM ENTs.
Bob OFT Ton'uht In Hls Show at tn,
Opera House.

There has been quite an active de,
mand for seats ali day for tonight's
perfo nance of Hello Oscar by Bob
OFT and his company c. pretty and
classy girls. When you see this show
you will laugh yourself sick There
not breathing soul in this city
Who could see II W thout quakes OF
aughter. 1t Is mighty ingenious
mu ical comedy. with farcical situa.
ions. and tuneful tunes. The rollick-
'ng rosebuds run rampant and the
stage pictures and scene splendor
form a ka iedoscopic feast of awe-in.
spring realism culminat ng in com.
plicat ons of hea test laughter. 1t
is the seasons musical comedy hit
eats are also sell ng for perform
noes for the remainder of the week.
There are to be matinees daily and
complete change OF comedy every
other day.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-05
Thought He was Privileges.

Sam and his dog Hypy were romp-
ne back anti forth on the porch. Sam
-houiing and Hypy barking. II was
SANS first time ont of his room after
q severe spell Of illness. he having a
narrow escape from death. When his
mother corrected him for being so
noisy, he said. "Muther, thought you
was 50 glad cai well and didn't die
that you wouldn't care how much
noise | made until got used TO play
ng again?"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-05

II oN.t u y ~
pt n fir tixisterr uh3 ~ ~ ~
Is one Of IN inicres'i,' suits : 'e
Il adcrn stud, g i'hys - ~ ,plh
ble example of ihi> ,o,i 81 ed
BY Engand's .wo hgg - "sNrr> he
Thames and III. Severn. B' wpcr heir
valleys lie the CotswoId hills. ana ev
plortiti0n shows thui the Severn. hy
eating h, edward among those hills
where softer stratu underl.e them has
diverted to itself ZONE Of the hcndwa-
tiers that formerly flowed into the
Thames New York Post.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-05
ANNUAL MEETING
Bennington Battle Monument and His
torjcal Association.

Bennington Battle Monument and tfIe.
torical Association.
The annual meeting Of The BeH.
nington Battle Monument and Histor.
zeal Association will be held at the
office of Batcheldsr q Bates In the
Village OF Bennington on the second
Wednesday In January (thc Four
tsenth day. 1890 at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon for the election Of oficers
for the year ensuing and the transact
tion OF any other business proper to
be done when met, NJ
Edward L. Bates,
Recording Secretary.
Bennington, VT,
Deremher 22nd.. 1919,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-05
Eeeundlty Of Fish.

The most prolific Ash is the cod.
the yield Of which averages about 49,
100000 eggs each season. Many other
kinds of fish are exceedingly prolific.
More than $4,000 eggs have been
counted In herring, $4,000 in a smelt,
100000 in sole, 100000 in n roach.
100000 In a sturgeon. $4,000 in o
mackerel, and 10000 in a founder
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-05
Tnat.s the Spirit.

my people walk about with o
. cargo Of grievances in their
Walk rigli, ny to your din
With your coat III. Don't try
'--'~h rhon - cInngc.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-01-05

A. choo teacher was reading an ex
'lins story 10 her group of young
sters about The iungle. In order That
'ach cllild might understand clearly
What The story was about. she snid:
which one Of you can I'll me what
the Jungle is?' one brig. l'.tle hoy
wuvcd his hand Ia the l.r and The
teacher told him 10 give his definition,
He stood up before the class with a
great denl Of importance ind said:
THE jungle is whore the circus lives"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24

Osszesen $1916.96
Juniusi kiadas:
10th Sandor tagtarsunk
IA napi bs. S 1900
Kiss Mihaly tagtarsunk
% napi bs. 1885
Warreni NJ bs. egylet
aranysz0ge 1000
Juniusi kiadas 0sszesen s 40.S5
Junis havi maradvany 1885. 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
EGYLETI GYtjLES

A ref. egyhazi f6rfi BIS. egylet
e h6 20-an tartotta rendes havi
gyGleset. A tagok KOHL kevesen
jelentek meg a Macy es6zes Matt,
de akik jelen voltak, sokat vegez-
tex az egylet javara. A ref. n6i
,egyletnek 2 tagb6l all6 bizottsa-
ga megjelent a gyiilesen, nevsze-
rint a moi egylet elnoke, Meny-
,hert Janosne es etitkara, Geresi
Sandorne, akik el6adtak kikiilde-
tesiik okat es elmondtak, hogy a
n6i egylet majus havi rendes k0z-
gyiilesen ugy hatarozott, hogy sze
retnenek ferfi egylethez csatla
kozni. Sz6banforgo bizottsag ie-
lentest tett az egylet anyagi hely-
zeter6l, ugyszinten "a tagok .sza
mar6l is. A moi bizottsag kerel-
me es jelenteseik, tudomasul We
tetett es a kozgyiiles egyhangu-
lag elfogadta a noi egylettel a csat
lakozast, amely jov6 evi januar
1-t6l fog megt0rtenni.
Remelem, hogy ezen regi 6ha-
iunkat nagyon kevesen fogjak
helyteleniteni ugy a ferfi tagok
koziil, mint moi egylet tagjai
KOHL, mivel a csatlakozast mar
regebben kivantak mindket resi-
r6l. Ha netalan megis akadna
ugy ferfi, mint a moi egylet
tagjai koz0tt oily egyen, aki nem
helyesli csatlakozast. az kerien
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
Hirek Scent Istvan Egyhaz korebol

kellett volna, ugy eek mem toll
tenek meg egy telet Sziberiaban
es ezer meg ezer k0ziiliik mem sza
poritotta volna a -jeltelen szibe-
rial sirok szamat. Az anya, hit
yes es gyermek k0nnye atok gya-
nant fog hullni napilapjainkra :
a Szabadsagra, Nepszavara es
El6rere, melyek k0ziil az utobbi
a leggaladabbul> viselkedett We
res hiveiyel egyetemben szibe-
rial hadifoglyokkal szemben, ami
kor maid visszater6k k0zt mem
lesz Oft flu, a ferj es apa, XII pc
dig oft lehetett volna, ha eek a
tenyez6k lelkesen karoljak >fel az
iigyet mindjart az els6 lepesnel.
Ugyan, amerikai magyarok
meddig fogjatok tiirni, hogy ilyer
lelketlen ujsagjaitok legyenek
mint ezek, melyeknek minder
| scent, ami penzt hoz, csak t
| erdeketek mem?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
HREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

ban. A templomi iskolaban a ta-
nitas kilenc 6rakor kezdodik.
Mell0zziik az angol rendszert, a
mely minden 6raban sziinetet ad,
inert ha egyszer kimegy az a
gyermek jatszani, tanulni aztan
ujra nincsen kedve. IL orakor
rovid lunch lido, amikor is a lei
kesz vagy a tisztelend6 asszony
feliigyelete mellett elkoltik hazul-
rol hozott eteliiket. Utana kett6-
ig ismet tanitas. Ezzel a mod
szerrel mem terheljiik tul az ango1
iskolat kilenc ho alatt ITALIAN. meg
is unit gyermekeket megis nagy
eredmenyt eriink ell.
Szeretettel varjuk es szeretet
tel fogadjuk kis magyarokat jul
lius no Len.
A Ref. Egyhaz neveben
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-06-24
A REF. EGYHAZ
NYARI ISKOLAJA

Mint mindig, ugy nyaron is
gondoskodik egyhazunk el6lja-
rosaga arr6l, hogy a kis magyar
gyermekeknek legyen mindenna-
pos nyari iskolaja. Julius h6 1.
es 2-an lesznek a beiratkozasok.
A tandij ugy ref, mint mas
,vallasuaknak $500 egy honapra
S EFT sziilok a beiratkozasnal
tartoznak megfizetni. Arva oyer
mekek, vagy munkakeptelen szu-
lok gyermekei, egyszovaleolyanok,
akilrol az egyhaz presbyterei
tudjak, hogy meg ezt a csekely
osszeget is Macy teher lenne meg
fizetni, - ingyenes oktatasban
reszeiilnek.
Az oktatas targyai. A xix mem
1smerik a magyar betuket, azok-
max iras- -olvasas, kis versek, ha-
zafias magyar enekek es nepdalok.
BIZ altal nemcsak a magyar be-
szedben gyakoroljuk a kicsinye-
ket, hanem meg is szerettetjuk We
liik ugy, ahogy no az kis oyer
mex, azonkepen no benne, vele
egyiitt a magyar $40 es dial szere-
tete is barmely idegen nyelvu-
elk koz0tt ellen is feln6tt kora-
ban, anyanyelvet mem fogja ell
felejteni soha.
A nagyobbak, illetve akik irni
es olvasni mar tudnak, !tanulni
fogjak Magyarorszag tortenel-
met, egy kis foldrajzot, ker. err
kolcstant, magyar iras-olvasas
gyakorlasat, magyar enekeket,
tovabba a ref. gyermekek valIas-
tant, zsoltar es dicsereteket.
East Youngstownban Kiss End
re lelkesz ur vegzi az oktatast, =.
A nagy Egyhazban a lelkesz es a
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