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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-30

in brick shacks. are frankly sceptical
about them. They think that they
would sway and rattle in the wind.
Some effort is being made to combay
this prejudice. We were much
amused recently by an article in the
Daily Mail by girl from Canada who
actually lived in q wooden house in
her native wilds, and has lived to tell
the tale. An enterprising frm in
Vancouver. B. c., is advertising in
the British papers several models OF
frame bungalows, materials all cut.
ready for assembling, after the man.
ner Of several American firms.
When the great problem is finally
settled, whether the houses are of
wood, stone. brick or straw, hope
they will be better looking and bet
ter arranged than the average Eng
lish home of today. English people
are noted as home lovers. This is al!
the more remarkable when one con-
siders the kind of houses they live In.
II you could walk with me along
any ordinary residence street in Lon-
don, oxford, Manchester, or almost
anywhere in these islands, you would
be impressed by the crowded appear
ance of everything. For the whole
length of the street, except of course
at the crossings. the houses the built
nsolid blocks, each block compris'
ing, in effect. only one building
Usually they are close to the street,
with little or no yard in front. "and
rather less than 'arf o. that behind" F"
Az result. of course, many more peo-
pie can be crowded into an acre OF
valuable land. The lack Of adapta-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-30
INTERCHURCH COUNTY
CONFERENCE TO MEET
AT CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH
IN OLYMPIA WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 7TH

Christian people and citizens Of
Thurston county who are friendly to
Christianity will meet in an Inter-
church county conference at the Gen.
.tral Baptist church in Olympia,
April Z.
The movement does not advocate
an organically united church, for
some cooperating communions do not
favor that, but it proposes that an
"allied" church shall undertake pres
ent day tasks.
The allied church will eliminate
waste of money and lost motion in
missionary effort.
1t will organize the whole mem
bership of the church for work.
The world war opened the eyes Of
the Christian churches. to the needs
of the whole world. Interchurch
movement surveys are charting these
needs on a world scale SO that all
Christians in the churches may see
and face the facts.
The facts call for the greatest
Christian crusade ever organized
against paganism and materialism.
This means a new life for your
homo church in cooperation with at
least 140 organized agencies Of -
Christian denominations.
No Christian wants to be q Stacker
in this supreme hour of opportunity
for service. But whore and how can
you best serve"
The Interchurch county conference
will offer not theories but definite
things that you can do right where
you are. =.
An All-Day Program.
The conference sessions will be
held at $3.50 a. M, 2 p. m. and 1880
p. m.
The outstanding leaders Of the va
rious denominations and communions
in Washington will speak at this
conference.
All church members and friendly
citizens are invited.
viii you be there" You should!
Yes, this is one meeting you cannot
afford to miss. The message will be
straight to you! Be there. sure.
No red tape and no collection. Just
come, and attend every session.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-30
Picturesque Pdcidity Chdrdcferizes
Old English Brick and Stone Houses
STRONG PREJUDICEs WOODEN HOUSES THOUGH FEW
OWN OWN HOMEs-FIRE
PLENTIFUL
ARTICLE xxv.-By J. H. Binns.

ARTICLE XXV.-By J. H. Binns.
Oxford, Eng, March s, 1920.
In any old country, and particular
ly in England, the traveller from the
new world is struck by the permanent
appearance of the buildings. Brick
and stone are the ordinary bui!l.ng
materials, not only for large build
ings, but for cottages and cowshcds.
For this condition there are two main
causes. England does not produce
much timber, and in the long run
permanent buildings are the best Ia
vestment. First cost is not such a
consideration as with us, since very
few people own their own homes. In
deed have heard people here express
amazement at the idea of an Amer
ican family buying a lot and having a
house built on 1t according to theii
own plans.
But permanent construction has its
drawbacks. For one thing, house
Of brick or stone, as building opera
tions are usually carried on, takes
much longer to build than woo'len
one. Moreover, the first cost Is much
greater. AS result, during the re-
cent war. when prices were high and
labor scarce. there was complete
stoppage of building operations for
Ave years.
Great Britain today faces housing
problem which is discussed at great
length in parliament and in the news
papers. Many solutions are proposed
among them the erection of wooden
houses, which will mean a saving OF
time and cost. But many English
people who have lived all their lives
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-30

bility Of the scheme appears at the
CROSS streets. Where the houses joiu
there can be now indows in the ends
Therefore the last house has no end
windows. Nothing can be more
dreary than such blank wall. lie,
me emphasize the fact that am dc.
scribing, not the slums. but the kini
OF street that you or would live in
in fact the one I do live in.
Only the wealthy can afford separate
houses set in their own grounds.
The house in which we live is re-
puted to be over a hundred years
old. and I am willing to believe it.
Naturally, many conveniences were
overlooked when it was built. It has
Continued on Page Four.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-30
HIGHWAY COMMISSION
LETS ROAD CONTRACTS
Expenditures OF 1858 1893 Authorized
Also Reject Bids ON Olympic
and National Park
Highways.

The state highway commission
awarded contracts for highway work
in the state totaling $353.S6S at
their meeting Monday. Three of the
contracts were for work on the In
land Empire highway. The Triangle
Construction Company of Ritzville
was awarded contract for grading
and grayeling of 7.2 miles Of the In
land Empire highway in the Chewe-
lab valley for $95,441, and also for
the grading and graveling Of the 5.99
miles between Springdale and Olson's
ranch for $81,365. The paving OF
3.4 miles Of the highway between
Bucoker and Dixie was awarded to A.
Guthrie & Co. OF Portland for $135,-
I697.
The South Slaugh bridge job on
the Pacific highway was awarded to
the Everett Construction Company, oi
Everett for $16,678. John T. Gal
braith of Seattle was given the con-
tract for the grading and graveline
of IL miles Of the navy yard high
way between Belfair and Holyoke
creek, for $24,6S7.
They also rejected the bid OF the
Independent Asphalt Paving Com
pany. which was the onl ybid offered
for paving the Olympic highway be-
tween Kami1che and the ThuratOn
county line. Alternative bids accord
ing to different specifications were
$116,694 and s130,3O6, both OF
which the commission held were too
high. The bid of D. A. Williams OF
Tacoma on the National Park, high
way between Muck creek and Ohop
for $1S9,80S was also regarded too
high.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-30
STREET CARS
RECOMMENDED TO PORTLAND

In its decision upon the application
of the Portland Railway. Light &
Power Company for an increase In
car fares, the Oregon Public Service
Commission refuses to sanction an
increased fare to meet the deficit in
earnings by increased cost Of opera
tion and recommends that part OF
the city Of Portland take over the
rails and tracks of the company as q
part Of the permanent street improve
ment at an estimated cost of $780,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-30
A Sad Accident.

Levi Bowers, the little 6-year-old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bowers
of Bush Prairie was accidentally
drowned last Friday morning in the
Des Chutes river. The little fellow
attempted to walk across on log
bridge, but lost his balance and fell
into the water. He was swept down
by the swift current and drowned be-
fore help could reach him. The fu,
neral was held from the Mills chapel
Sunday afternoon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-30

900. And thus abolish overhead
charges against the company. COM
prisins maintenance Of paving. bridge
rentals, franchise taxes, licenses and
free transportation Of city employees.
|assresating total Of $170,ooO an
|nuAlly. The decision is dissented
from by Commissioner Corey, who
favors q 7-cent fare.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-30
FORMER PIONEER Of
THIS COUNTY BEs
Mrs. ROxie Shackelf0rd, Ono O1atAe
Earliest Settlers Of OlymRia !.
Passed Away At The Dsiles,
Oregon.


March IL. 1920.
Editor Standard:
On March 5th Mrs. Roxie Sophia
Shackelford died at The Dalles, 0fe
aged II years, months and days.
She was born in Nodaway county,
Mo-. March 26, 1S4S. Her parents,
Col. William Mrs. Sarah .Harba8eh b
Cock. going to that state a anumberao!
years before from Pennsylvania. In
1853 Col. Cock crossed the plains TO
Oregon and located temporarily In
Salem. Late that year he went Z u
Olympia, bought lot on the north
east corner of Fourth and Maid
streets and erected a hotel, which Ne
named the Pacific House, and ope1I6d
it for business on March 1S. 1854
As a little girl Mrs. Shackelford ~
tended the first select school IN 0lym-
pia, beginning with the second term
of three months in September, 105A
The teacher was Bernard Cornelius
A. NJ, graduate Of Trinity Collage
Dublin, Ireland. and member of The
College of Preceptors. Of London
Later on she had special traininf ell
|a school for girls At Milwaukee, Of4.
lunder the care Of Rt.s Rsx. Fhenoaa
Fielding Scott, missionary bisko y
the Protestant churcher of or1SoE
and Washington teFfitofy. !. llke1
that she took course of instruNfol
in the State Normal sehDot ~ saIl6r
mia. at San Francisco, n Order n prs
pare herself for teaching.
She wis married II pgalla WAIIa y
Capt. =. r. Coo On December I, 1865
and second marriage occufreds ii
October 26. 1887, when she wa!
united with DR.. William Shackeiford
|of The Dalles. During the past 20
years Of her life she was greatly In
terested In the history of the Pacific
Northwest and was a charter member
of the ''Old Fort Dalles Historical So
ciety," an auxiliary of the Oregon
Historical Society, and president oi
the same until three years ago.
Mrs. Shackelford's father was a
Democrat politically and was a mem-
ber Of the second session of the Wash
ington territory legislature, in De.
lcember. 1854, as well as a member OF
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-30

The Mississippi senate has recon-
sidered Its vote against the suffrage
amendment and has voted to ratify
the amendment. This will change the
action of the State of Mississippi,
which will become the 36th state in
place of Delaware unless the latter
acts soon.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-30

Capt. John F.. Blain was again
indicted by a federal grand jury at
Seattle yesterday.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1920-03-30

that body for number of subsequent
sessions. He was elected territorial
treasurer three different terms. IEe
removed to Walla Walla about 1866,
and died there in 1881. The only
member of the original family now
living is an older sister in the person
of Mrs Carrie Dunlap, of Portland.
Oregon.
GEORGE HI. HINES.
(The above letter was received here
about two weeks ago, and in some
unaccountable manner was mislaid
We are sorry it was not printed
sOOner.-Ed)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
Munkaskerelenn.

Anapokban levelet es ujsagokat
hozott a posta Ersekujvarr6l, egy
derek youngstown munkas en-
bcrnek, aki evek 6ta nyomdank
gepmestere. A levelet batyja ir-
Ia. Megirta bcnne azokat a SEQ
moru viszonyokat, amelyek Szlo-
yenszk6ban es Magyarorszagon
nralkodnak. Irta, hogy neki, ta-
nult vas es femmunkasnak es ge-
pesznek, nincs munkaja. Vele
egyutt nyomorog sok mas mum
kas. Az ersekujvari vas es fem
mnnkasok szakszervezete vegIl
a mi youngstown emberink fl
verenek vezetesevel miihelyt. nyi-
lott kozkereseti alapon, hogy oft
megkereshessek a mindennapi be
csiiletes kenyeret. A miihely fel-
szerel6se azonban nagy penzbe Ike
riil, exert kerte ocscset, hogy az
itteni j6erzesii magyar munkasok
k0z0tt gyiijtson az ersekujy&ri
vasmunkasoknak. A gyijtes q
napokban megindul. Kerjiik a
magyarsagot, hogy t6mogatksra
nslt6 iigyt6l ne vonja vissza ma.
gat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15

Zsofi Anna efda5 4 szarmazasu,
a TIA Hillman stfSet alatt lak6
leanyt mar regen tld5zte szerel-
mevel egy Popp KAroly nevii ro-
man ember. A leafy vegre hall
patott a szerel1nes dlahra es meg
volt az eljegyzEs lNehany nap
mulva azonban kideriilt, hogy
Poppnak Erdtlybeh 'felesege es
csaladja van, erre 3 leany azon-
nal szakitott vete. opp azonban
egyre iild0zte leanyt es vasar-
nap ejjel, amikor mem akartak a
nazba beengedni, hetort egy alb
lakot es bemaszettsa konyhaba. A
szobaban megragadta leanyt Is
amikor az kisgakitotta fnagat
kariaib6l, ayval fenyegette, hogy
azonnal lel0v;. A sikoltozasa
azonban megijesztette a revolve-
res szerelmest IS elmenekiilt. Az
azonnal ertesitett rend8rok egy
szomszedos utcaban megtalaltak
Poppot, akinel t0ltott revolvert
talaltak. Lecsuktak tiltott fegy-
verviseles vadja alatt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
A KossUTH EuYLET
K0ZuYttLESE

A Kossuth egylet most szomba-
ton. azaz h6 lien este 8 6rai
kezdettel tartja meg szokasos evi
k0zgyiileset.
A tisztikar szeretettel keri az
6sszes tagokat, hoey okvetlen je-
lenienek meg ezen q gyulesen,
inert felmeriil6 nagy fontossagu
;igyeket csakis akkor lehet egy-
ertelmii, meg&llapod&s Is k0x0s
megertes alapjGn elintexni. ha a
tagok jelen vannak q gyiilesen.
7oljak AIT is. hogy lit marad6 We
dolgokr6l lesz $50, epen exert tart
.sa minden tag k0telessegenek,
hogy . gyiilesen megjelenjen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
UJABB TttZ, GY0NaY0s0N

Mint Gyongyosr6l jelentik, a
varosban az el,nult napok egyi-
ken ujra tiiz volt. A Silbermann
JOSEF ceg tulajdonat kepez6
Gy0ngy0svideki banyavallalat
gy0ngyosi raktaraban tiiz iitott
XII. de szerencsere tiizet sikeriilt
lokalizalni. A rend6rseg a nyo-
mozast megind;.otta, helyi szem-
let tartott a ceg raktaraban Is e
kntstas alkalmaval a raktarak-
ban husz meterraazsa ekrazitot es
mas robban6 szereket talaltak. Az
eliarast Silbermann JOSEF ellen
meginditottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15

MEGH1UsULT BET0REs

Egy ejjeli Sr ebersegen mulott
-asarnap hajnelban, hogy B.
McManus Co. hatalmas West Fe-
deral street, n6i divatizletet mem
raboltak XII. A bet0r5k mar negy
hatalmas csomagba >k0t0ttek az
6riasi izlet legertekesebb prem
aruit es selyem sz0veteit, amikor
+. w. Allen ejjeli Or, akinek szo-
haja az els6 emeleten van, neszre
ebredt. Az Or el6sz0r is kitekin-
lett az ablakon es meglepetessel
latta, amint egy ember szep csen-
dasen lefele halad a tizlepcs6n.
Az Or el6kapta revolveret es ha-
romszor ral6tt gyanus alakra.
Az ember ere leugrott a lepcs6-
r6l es elteriilt a f0ld0n. Meg mi
el6tt az Or leert volna az utcara,
az ember felszedte magat es ell
flint az 81 s0tetieben. A rendor-
seget azonnal ertesitettek es fell
kutattak az iizletet. Az egyik eme-
leten megtalaltak a szallitasra
kesz csomagokat A penztart is
telt0rve talaltak Az arnk erteke
az elohivott izletvezet0 becslese
zerint $4,000 volt. A rend6rseg
velemenye szerint betor6kre te-
herauto vart. Egy a Wick ave,
nuen orszolgalatot teljesit3 rend-
'r jelentette, hogy reggel 3 ora
ajban egy teherauto vagtatott
''fele a Wick avenuen. A rend6r
lllitasa szerint gepben egy en-
Der fekiidt. 4 rendorseg AIT hi
Wi, hogy a fekvo ember azonos
volt az ejjeli Sr altal megsebesi
ctt emberrel es nagy apparatus
al nyomoz a gep utan.
Az ut6bbi id6hen igen elszapo-
rodtak a betoresek Youngstown
ban es rend6rseg megkett6zte a
figyelmet, hogy betor6ket kez-
-c keritse.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
ELSZ0K0TT MENYAsszONY

Csehi R6za, aki Cypress st.
n. szam alatt lakik sziileivel,
szombat este 6ta eltiint hazulr6l
Ketsegbeesett sziilei rend0r-
.seghez fordultak, ahol kideriilt,
hogy a II ewes sep leany eskii-
vSje vasarnap reggelre volt XII
tiizve. A leanynak mem tetszett
3 v6legeny, aki. sziilei szemeltek
ki szamara, de kes6bb latsz6lag
megnyugodott. Sziilei AIT hiszik
hogy az eskUv3 el6l sz0k0tt meg a
leany. A rend6rseg keresi.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
.Lelotte
a vetelytarsat
A youngstown Bak Istvant le-
l6tte a loraini Sarog Istvan.

Veres szerelmi drama tartja
|izgatottsagban loraini east sidei
magyar negyedet. Sarog Istvan
aki Colorado avenuen lakik, sze-
relmi feltekenysegb6l lelStte We
telytarsat: Bak Istvan youngs-
town. lakost, ali most a k6rhaz.
ban elet-halal kozt lebeg.
Bak Tstvan, Xxi ezelStt Lorain.
ban az East Sideon egyitt lakott
Ssrog Istvannal. most pedig
Ycnngstownban dolgozik a most
lezajlott iinnepek alatt latogat6-
ba ment Lorairha. Az iinnep ell
multaval, multi kedden delutan
akart visszautazni. XII is ment a
vilianyos allomAshoz, de a 2.50-es
vii anyosr6l lekesett. Ere vissza-
ment az East Sidera, hogy a leg
k0zelebbi villanyos indulasaig is
baratai tarsasagaban t0ltse ell az
id3t.
Ez utjaban a Colorado es G. ST..
sarkan talalkozott szembe vetely
tarsayal, Sarog Tstvannal. Heves
sz6valtas tamadt k0zottIk, mely-
mex soran Sarog 0klevel Baknak
az ARCADIA vagott. Bak erre ell
akart futni. de ckkor Sarog egy
80 kaliberu revolvert rantott el6
$ ntana lott a menekiil3 Baknak.
A goly6 talalt. A hataba fur6dott
Baknak $ a jobb mellen szaladt XII.
Sarog menekiilni pr6balt, Bak Pc
Zig er6sen verezye egy blocknyira
szaladt s a Kovacsne haza el5tt
0sszeesett.
Azonnal ertesitettek rendSr-
seget, xix a veres jelenetnek seem
tanui voltak, Rakot hamarosan
beszallitottak st. Joseph kor-
hazba, Sarogot pedig a rendSr6k
20 perc mulva lotart6ztattak be-
vittek a rend6rstgre, hol rend3r
bir6 $500 dollar bond alatt WIS
galati fogsagba helyezte.
Rak es Sarog cgy id6ben egyiitt
laktak egy n6nel, kivel mindket-
ten szerelmi viszonyt tartottak
fent, ugy azonban, hogy ezt egyik
a masikr6l mem tudta, mindegyik
| AIT hitte, hogy 8 i'll a nyeregben s
eeyik sem gond"lta, hogy a mask
epcn ugy szedegeti tiltott gyii
m0lcs0t. IdokGzben azonban Sa.
rog. tudomast szerzett dologr6
s ez inditotta yeres tette elk0ve.
tesere.
A legutolso k0rhazl jelentes
sZerint remelik, hogy Bak felepiil
Bak Istvan a Scent Istvan egy
letnek tagja Is lit szamos rokona
es f0ldije van, koztiik Darazs
Eide South avenuei magyar Dor
belly is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
Rejtellrles
historic
A legixgat6bb Is legerdekfeszi-
t6bb kalandok sorozata. Minden
j6, ha q vege j6.

Mar regen mem olvastak az en-
berek olyan izgato es rejtelyes re-
genyt, mint a milyen a napokban
hagyja el sajt6t.
"a Nemzetk0zi Kem' a sz6-
banforg6 regeny cine, a melyet
Nemenyi Mikl6s, lapunk szerkesz
toje forditott lie angolbol magyar
ra. Egy vilagszcrte hires kalan-
dor eletet ismerjik meg ebb5l a
regenyb6l, amely az elejet6l kezd-
We vegeig tele van izgat6 Is rel
telmes dolgokkal. Aki szereti az
olyan regenyt a mely lie tndja
k0tni az erdeklSdest, az okvetle-
len szerezze meg ezt pompas
i0nyvet
Minden ajanlasnal es dicseret-
nel szebben besze, az a teny, hogy
eddig is igen sokan rendeltek meg
2 sz6banforgo konyvet, melynek
ara darabonkint IS cent az DIVA
s6ink reszere. Tekintettel ARA,
kogy haboru folytan evek 6ta
nem szallithattak magyar k0ny-
vet ide az 6-ha7ab6l, tehat ez
regeny val6saggal hezagp6tl6
munka a magyar irodalomban. A
szorgalmas olvasok valosaggal
.ea voltak utalra ARA, hogy a
birtokukban lev6 k0nyveket NJ
b6l atolvassak, inert mem tudtak
,emmi penzert konyvet kapni.
Most tehat van alkalom Is helye-
zen cselekszik mindenki, a XII fell
'lasznalja az alkalmat es megren-
leli ezt az erdekfeszit6 regenyt.
A megrendclest elintezheti bar
Il szemelyesen, ha feljon az iro-
lAnkba, $50 Xest Federal street
sagy pedig mesreRaek Gaeyi ia
nosnal, mikor kollektalni fnegy
iapunkra, vagy Mih6k Shndort
l;eresi fel 33G West Federal
street, irodajaban. Mindharom
helyen keszseggel felveszik meg
endelest es kezbesitik a konyyet.
videken lako olvasok pedig te-,
'yenek IS cent ara belyeget egy
oritekba Is ',iildjek a kovetkez6
imre: Amerik'i Magyar Hirlap,
Q. O. Box AT, Youngstown, o..
Mem el5fizeSkrek a konyy ara
s1.OO.
Tekintettel nagy erdeklo-
'esre, j6 lesz rendelest mielobb
negtenni, inert regenyt nemcsak
'agyobb magyarok lakta varos-
IAN es telepen fogjak arusitani.
:ddig is szamos nagyobb meny-
.yisegu rendeles erkezett be es
.ppen exert tanacsos, ha rende-
EST most adjuk lie es mem kesle-
lcdiink vele.
Eltekintve azonban dolog liz
/ Ell reszetGl, lapunk szerkesztSje,
Nemenyi Mikl6s megerdemel leg
,labb annyit, hogy olvasoink par
oljak. OF ev 6ta szerkeszti la
unkat tudassal, hozzaertessel es
szorgalommal, mindig az 0sszma
syarsag erdekeit tartva szem
el6tt. A munkajaert sem jutal-
nat, sem elismerest mem var, ep-
pen exert j6l fog esni neki, ha az
clvas6k, elve kedvezS alkalom-
NAL, a regeny megrendelese reven
bebizonyitjak, hogy szerkeszt6n-
ket partoljak nemes celu munka-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-15
Level Sziberiabol.

ldk SZolVd - eSy cseSZ elcJeC Jc
lentve H.. E emberileg lehe-
tctlen volna es kiil0n egeszen mas
- de egyiittes koyetkezmenyei-
ben egyik nagy kerdese lesz a j;
v6 erkolcsi es gazdasagi eletenek.
Rarmennyire is akarna szemet
hupyni az emberiseg szegyen.
fOltja felett maya nagysa-
gaban es kezzelfoghato keserli
Itapasztalataiban lehetetlen lesz
AIT k0zvetlenul is mem erezni!. :.
Talan meg sem kellett volna
ennyi emberelet - hogy ha.
boru okozta tanulsagokhoz jut-
hassunk - fogja maid mondani
az ut6kor mi folyton AIT rebes.
getjik megis: vajha eleg lehetne
mar, amt cimcn toliink k0vetel
az elet Macy iskolaja az egesz enl-
beriseg szamara. KeserG vigasz.
tslas, de egyelore mas mines sza.
munkra, most meg csak szerete.
ink erik at mindezt egy hasonl6
kalvariat szenvedett verzS haza-
ban es testyereink egy messze uj
hazaban!... De mi volt, legyen
a multe :, most varjuk, sziv-
szorongva varjuk Magyar ha-
zaszallitasi bizottsagot" - re
menysugar minden iizenet, jel,
testvereinkt6l, s szegeny, szomo-
ruan szegeny hazankt6l! =.
Igen, az a nema honfiui banat,
mely ICY tehetetleniil ugy mar
dossa lelkiinket, magaba veszi az
lit atelt nyomorusagokat is mind.
hogy tetter6s akarattal es hitiink-
kel parosult tiszta remenynys
kovacsol6djek. K0veteli ez egesz
lenyiinket es elfojtia panaszain.
kat, hogy annal melyebben At
erezziik, hogy van ketkedes vagy
esiiegeteg hazafias erzes A magyar
szivben, ha j0vSnkre gondolmkq 2!
Megertettiink mindent es h.,
meggyoneiilten is. de annal ma.
eyobb lelki er3vel vissziik erzel-
meinket oda - mint 0n0k is, hoi
nem kisebb visszhangra talalnak
fs egyseges er6t olthetnek. Az a
t0rekves,. hogy szetsz6rjanak IS
ICY segsemmis:tSenek benniinket.
lit is megnyilvanult. de epp oily
medd6 t6rekves volt es lesz, mint
odahaza. n t
Icy varjuk mi napot, amikcr
mi is reszt vehetunk maid abban
a Eagy munkaben, melyet nemze
IT, eletunk koyetel. Meg mem
sziint meg ellensegeink munkaja,
de ,felidezett. csemenyekkel fel.
idez6dtek~ hibaink is, ezeket is
merni is - de megtanultuk is
mcrni ersnyeinket is - megismert
henniinket az egesz vilag es egyiitt
lathatja maid a maroknyi nepet,
mcly joeai alapjan is melt6 hely-
re szamithat.
(Fobyt. Six oldalon.)