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The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18

town Trading in the local stores was
lively. and several of the out-of-town
people remained over for the tent
show of the Newport Stock Company,
on Saturday night
Mr.. Friedrich c. Gross, of New
York City, has been in Cloverport,
this week spending part of his time
with Mr. L. r. Pate.
Several years ago, Mr.. Gross, by
mere accident landed in Cloverport
off a small river tug He found en-
ployment on the farm of the late R.
A. Pate father of L. r. Pate, and later
with James Brickey, now of Lake,
Ind, and warm friendship for these
two. After working here a while, Mr..
Gross joined the Army and spent
sixteen years of his life soldering,
part of the time he was in the Phill-
pines and Hawaii Islands. For the last
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18
Let Mrs. Mary Graves Tell You Her
Poultry Raising Experience.

Three years ago bought an lncuba-
tor. this year I've made money. Rats
stole my baby chicks. Didn't know
until friend gave me cake of RAT
SNAP Next morning found two dead
rats in hennery Kept finding them
Suddenly they disappeared altogether
It's the only sure rat killer Take
Mrs. Graves advice. Three sizes, 35c,
Csc, $l.25. Sold and guaranteed by
Conrad Payne & Co.. Cloverport. and
b. F. Beard & Co, Hardinsburg, KY
advertisement
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18
Dinner For Guests
In Kramer Home.

Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Kramer gave a
dinner at ~ o'clock noon on Sunday
in honor of their daughter, Miss
Zivola Kramer, of Louisville, and her
guests, Miss Pauline Goodin, Misses
Flora and Mary Metzger, of Louis
vile.
Covers were laid for Miss Kramer,
Miss Goodin, Misses Metzger and
Misses Katie Dora and Fanny Lish-
en- Kramer. Messrs Forrest Weather
holt and Arthur Terry Couch
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18
Miss Sallie Lawson
Visiting in Union Star.

Union Star, Aug. 16 (SpeciaD-
Miss Sallie Lawson, of Hawesville, is
spending two weeks with her brother,
G.. ID. Lawson, and Mrs. Lawson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawson entertained in
her honor Sunday and had as her
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bark
ley, of Stephensport Mrs. Barley
formerly lived in Hawesville and is
great friend of Miss Lawson.
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18
Little Misses Sheffield
Entertained in Jonesboro.

Mrs. Mai Tolle entertained twenty
four little guests Tuesday afternoon
at her home on Huntington Avenue,
in honor of her nieces, Elizabeth, Mar
garet and Virginia Sheffield, of Chi
cago. Various games we're played,
after which delicious ices and cakes
were served.-Jonesboro Ark. Even
ing Sun
The Misses Sheffield are daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. E. S Sheffield, who
have been visiting their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Lamb in Jones'
boro.
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against
he estate of Mrs. Julia Harmon, de-
eased will present the same to the
Undersigned administrator on or be-
ore the 1st day of October 1920.
All persons indebted to said estate
are notified to settle at once.
Moorman Ditto, Adm,
Hardinsburg. Ky.
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

All persons having claims against
the estate of ]. T. Jones. deceased, will
present the same properly proven to
the undersigned on or before the 1st
day of October 1920. All persons in
debted to said estate are notified to
come forward and settle Immediately.
Mrs. Kate Jones, Adm,
Glen Dean, Ky.
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18
Camping Party at
Falls of Rough.

A six days camping party at the
Falls of Rough last week composed
the Misses Monna Hall, Eula Beard.
Grace Brown, Genevieve Brown, Clara
Beard. Pauline Moorman and Alice
Meador, of Hardinsburg. Misses Mar
garet Hook and Lafayette Moorman,
of Louisville. and Miss Mary Frances
Wolfe, of Montgomery, Ala. Messrs.
Donald Walker, John Walker, Muir
ray Beard, Marvin Meard, Jr., Eli
Siberian. Ralph Beard and AIRY Hall.
of Hardinsburg, and Ed Hook, of
Brandenburg.
The party was chaperoned by Miss
Bette Taylor, of Hardinsburg.
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18
SOCIETY ITEMS
Of Personal Interest
Announcement of
w. A. Hamman's Marriage.

Mr. and Mrs. Friedrich c. Sarnig-
hausen announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Olga, to Mr.. Wilbur
A. Hamman on Friday, July 80, 1920
in Berkeley, Calf.
Mr. Hamman is the youngest son
of Mrs. Mike Hamman, of this city,
and is an instructor in the San Deigo
High School, San Deigo, Calf.
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18

Remember the Big Picnic at Hard
insburg next Saturday. There will be
something doing every minute of the
day.
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18
FARMS FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Farm known as the Jim Hen.
bricks farm, 1T2 acres, near Stephensport
improvements, dwelling, two barns and
tenant house. Well watered, splendid stock
farm. A. c. Gilbert, Hardinsburg, Route
2 XIV
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18

FOR SALE-Or Rent-store house and resi-.
dence combined in Glen Dean. Good stand
for store. For further information call on
or write T. a. Eskridge, Glen Dean, KY
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SALE-One large range cook stove for
goal or wood. Will sell cheap. Henry Trent,
Hardinsburg, Ky.
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18

FOR SALE-One extra good mlch COW
calf just weaned. Also : or 10 thorough
bred and half stock Poland China shoats
weigh 30 to 100 pounds. w. s. Ashby
Cloverport, Ky.
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18

FOR SALE OR TRADE-One Avery Tractor
SIG. Bargain. In good running shape J.
NJ. Howard Glen Dean, Ky
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18
BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS

Peaches seem to be fairly plentiful
this season. Quite few peddlers had
theirs on the market the last few
days.
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18

FOR SALE-Five passenger Ford car In
good shape. Price right Will sell on time
with good notes r. W. Jones, Glen Dean,
Ky
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18

Saturday was busy day in Clover
port. The excessive rainfall gave the
farmers a breathing spell and many
were taking the day off to come in
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18

FOR SALE-Eleven Pure Bred Single Comb
White Leghorn Cockerels- Beautiful Birds
$500 each to close out. L. ID. Addison,
Addison, KY
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18

FOR SALE--6O bushels seed wheat reclean.
ed, good. II. l.. Bruner, Union Star, Ky.
The Breckenridge news., 1920-08-18

FOR SALE-Twelve o. I. c. Pigs, 80 pound
each. Roy Beavin, Cloverport. Ky.
Evening star., 1920-06-25
ACCUSE So OF THEFT.
q. S. Agents Working on Port
Clinton Ordnance Case.

TOLEDO, June 25.-Warrants for
the arrest of fifty-three workers and
citizens of Port Clinton, forty miles
east of this city. have Just been is
sued in what Department of Justice
agents claim is theft of thousands
of dollars worth of ordnance sup
plies at the Erie proving grounds, at
Port Clinton.
Ten of the men for whom warrants
were issued were arranged today and
released on bonds for hearing be-
fore a United States commissioner on
July 2. Many of the accused men
could not be located today and the
government agents announced 1T as
their belief that they have lett the
eunloy of the government and de-
narted. Conspiracy to defraud the
government is the charge made in
the warrants.
Evening star., 1920-06-25
Saturday Specials for Boys

White Duck Knic ker
Trousers, Sl.9S.
Gray Crash Knic ker
Trousers, Sl.69.
o. D. Khaki Knic ker
Trousers, $1.89.
Palm Beach Knicker Trou-
sers. $z.98.
Khaki Straight Knee
Pants, $1.39.
Fifth F1oor-Lan
Evening star., 1920-06-25
SHOWS ALIEN INCREASE.
California Board Reports on States
"Oriental Problems"

SACRAMENTO, June 24.-The state
hoard of control has filed with Gov.
Stenhens its report on the oriental
nroblems in California. Almost every
phase of the subject is discussed ex-
haustively.
Formulation figures gathered from
authentic sources brought the board
~ the conclusion that between 1910
and the close of 1919 the Japanese
increased III per cent in California;
the Hindu population, 33.5 per cent.
and the whites but So per cent.
Rut two copies of the report were
made. One was delivered to Gov.
stephens and the other sent TO Baln-
bride Colby. Secretary of State.
Evening star., 1920-06-25
Toilet Goods
Specials

Don't you need some
of these articles right
away? If not, you
surely need some for
future use, so why not
buy them now at these
reduced prices?
Kinds Honey and
Almond Cream. .36c
Large Size Tale
olette ............Z5c
Small Vial Mary
Garden Extract, 35c
Pure CASTLE Soap,
cake ............. .10c
Resinol Soap, cake, 1Sc
kolynos Tooth
Paste ............ .lSc
Harriet H II b b ard
Aver Face Pow
der .65C
Superior Quality.
Whisk Brooms. .25C
Pom d's Vanishing
Cream .Zlc
First Floor
Evening star., 1920-06-25
Makes Wrinkles Go
"As IF By Magic"

Want TO Danish every wrinkle-from
face. neck. hands-easily, quickly. com
pletely? Try the famous saxclite formula.
Nothing else nearly meets every re-
quirement. Why: Because il is correct
in principle and really, truly assists Ma
ture. Possessing remarkable astringent
and tonic properties. it both tightens the
skin-thus naturally smoothing out the
lines-and improves capillary circulation
and nerve tone-tending to strengthen
loose tissue and bring about a healthy
condition. Yet, powerful the saxolite
lotion is. it won't harm your skin in the
least. And it's so easy to get the simple
ingredients at your druggists, and SO
! easy 10 mix them.
just dissolve ounce of pure pow
dered saxolite in one-half pint of witch
hazel-that's all. Battle your face in this
Immediately every wrinkle and crease
are affected. even the deepest. You are
perfectly astonshed, and delighted. with
the result. You look like you've lost years
! from your agei-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1920-06-25

can equal it as an appetizinE, restor-
atiye tonic TO bring back health ana
vigor. Always benefits i'm nervous and
general debility. Sold in tablet or
liquid form. Tablets, 60c.
Purify and rid your blood of the
taints and poisons that make IL easy
for disease to fasten it's hold.
Doctor Pierce's Pellets were first
nut in recdy-to-use form neariy hf'S
years ago, and will always relieve
the inactive liver and biiiousness.
Insist on getting Doctor Pierce's
Pleasant Peliets-there II none -
good.
Evening star., 1920-06-25
TO BUILD UP both the flesh n


strength of pale. puny,
scrofulous children, for
Young or old people,
get DIR. Pierce's Golden
Mecica, Discovery. Its
the best thing known
for a wasted body and
a weakened system. LIZ
thoroughly purifies the
blood. enriches il and
makes effective every
N a rnl means OF
cleansing. pa j ring
and nOurishinE I h c
system. In recovering
from fevers, pneumo-
mia or other debilitat-
ing diseases. nothing
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15
A KERELEM

A hat 6vig tart6 adaz kiizdelem
altal felkorbacsolt vihar eliil6ben
van. "A fegyver zaja tobb, mint
.egy esztendeje elnemult, d vilag
lassan felveszi csendes, bekks,
nyngalmas kepet, q fAradt harcos
hazater szeret6, meleg csaladi
otthonaba. De minden fegyver-
sziinet, bekekotes utan van meg
AZ emberissgnek egy szamkiys-
tett,t elhagyott 'csoportja, melyet
hat eyes szenved deseib6l mem k6-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15
A NIKOLSK -USSURISK MELLETT FEKV0 TABOR
MAGYARJAI EDDIG K0ZEL SHOOT KAPTAK
Az AMERIKAI MAGYAR Sz0vETSEG
ALTAL KULD0TT, ALTALANOS SEGE-
LYEKB0L-A SEGELYBIzOTTSAG
HIVATALOS NYUGTAI
nikosk ussski hf tabor Magyar Segey Bzottsgao
JEGYZ0K0NYvI KIyONAT

december no 12iki tiles iegyz6k0nyvebol
Enok eoada hogy tabor Joleti Bzottsaga eozas vege
atadott Magyar sgykosz6 Bzottsagnak $s4lO me ozeg
dan kr konzuas wladwosoki kepve6je Moer Hoist uan
Hungarian hogya
zkokod6 magyarsaga kozott vaa nemzegrc
nte nekul egyenl6en oszasek fell dollar arfoyam zernt
penzre bevatva r. javasoja
ennek feloszasat rendekezesek e5ytartasaval.
bizottsag ugy Moler urnak Hungarian Amer
Federaionnek faradozasu szvasegukr hogy
szkseget enved6 hadoglyonak ege nyujtanak
las kosonete mondva ehaaroza hogy fnt osszeget
aapbo 96 50ne kegeszi ngy oszja M hogy igenyogo
suit 1910 egyen KOHL mndnk r. 7777t kapon elrcnde
mex azonnali kifzeteset
Kmf
Vecser Istvan titkar Roska Jozsef szdos eln0k
eestjuk: Kaman Vktor, tag Ringeisen Artur biz tag
J6leti Bizottsag gazoja hogy ezett osszeget
k345 lot tenyg kfzee kosztas cab6 megegyz hogy
aabb tetelek
t205 So osszesen $345.10.
Nkolsk ussurisk 1920 marcius no loan
DR. Kacik Mksa fdgy enok
JEGYZ6KONYyI KIvONAT
az 1920 fcrb. 3ik iegyz5k6ny veb6l.
Endk e6ada hogy tabor Joleti Bzottsaga fezs vege
tadoff Magyar BottsagAak $62 20
acy osseeeket dan kay wladwostok kepvsel5je
N6ler Hoist un Hungarian Federation kapott alb
Il hogy tabor szkseget szenyed6 magyarsaga koo va
ncmzesegre va0 kinte nekl egyen6cn
dollar bevatva penzben 16sl550 az
avasoa rendeleztsek 6sszegek osztasat
bzosag M6er Hoist unak mint Hungarian American
Hederaonnek aadozasukert e nmzvsgdkert koszonetet
ehaarozta hogy en artaekaapb6l
l7o3Ora ege k ugy osztj genyjogosult gyn
ozo hogy mndenki 5 es 300t kapjon mig maradek
penztarhan az azonnai
kifzeest
bizottsag koszonetet egyuttal magyar
fnak is akk va6 tekine hogy febr h6ban maganamo-
satasban reszesutek, bajtarsaik ayara lemondottak
Dr. vecser Isvan titkar Roska JOSEF, szdos elnok
Htelesitjuk Kaman vkor tag Rnge;sen Arur biz tag.
6let zosag igazola hegy uoldaon jelzett 6zegeket
siosztas vegett tenyleg atada
Nikosk-Ussnrisk 1920 mare 1o-en.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15

/, pes megvaltani, felszabaditani
semmifelc fegyscrsziinet, vagy
bekekotes, amely a dermeszto szi
beriai hidegben, fiitetlen faba.
rakkokban, ehcxve, fazva, ron.
gyokba burkol6zya hiaba t0rdeli
esdekl6en kez6t az emberiseg fe-
le: szabaditsatok meg szenvede-
seinkt6l,' egy kis sapadt. csene-
vesz, cr6tlen, csiiggedt emberi
roncs csoport d sziberiai magyar
hadifoglyok csoportia.
Sziyiink tele van keseriiseggel,
amikor ezt az e4esz vilagnak be
kell vallanunk, de barmilyen fa-
j6 $ lealaz6 is legyen e vallomas,
meg kell tenniink ait, inert a nyo-
NOR rakenyszerit minket ARA.
minket, akik meg egy evvel ez-
elott AIT hittiik, hogy a hideg. le-
alaz6, nelkiil0zesekkel tele st ewes
sziberiai hadifogsagnak minden
keservet p6tolni fogja az otthon-
max, reank varo Aeretteinknek
gyonged meleg szeretete a csala-
di otthonnak eltetad6 napsugaras
melege. DE. has2talan hittiink.
hiaba remeltiink! Remenyeink
szetfoszlottak, lritiink meeingott,
testileg ,lelkileg meetorve kife-
jezestelen szemekkel mered te-
kintetiink egys nagy, sotet, hideg
iirbe, amelyet jay6nek hivnak.
Nit hozhat nekiink a jov59!
Mem tudjnk, esak ait latiuk,
hogy mig a hadakoz6 iisszes nem-
zetek,. 0sszes faibk harcos hadi-
fogoly fiair6l gondoskodik vala-
ki, mig minden u mas nemzetiseg
gyermeke, legyeA bar AZ akarmi-
lyen paranyi isse ffrzi az otthoni
meleenek rasefS q jotekony SUI
CARAT ,addig vefifnk. szerencset-
len magyarokkal mem t6r6dik a
vllagon senki mas, csak az, aki az
"a
egi nadarakat sem hagyja chen
pusztnlni. Nekiink szerenesetlen
haj6t0r0tteknek AIT kell lafnunk.
hogy mig mas nemzetisegii hadi-
foglyok hazaszallitasa erdekeben
megmozdultak otthsn S, megtet-
TEX ez iranyban kezdemenyez5
lepeseket, addig nekiink szeren-
csetlen magyaroknak meg egy
blztat0 sz6t sem kiild0ttek q
targyban, hanem olyan egyediil
allunk e yilagban, mint h6ra XII
tett apatlan, anyatlan gyermek.
Mem panaszkodni akarunk mi.
Hiszen tudjnk AIT mi nagyon iol.
ihogy otthon nagy vihar volt S
hazank nyomorusaga ITALIAN meg
nagyobb, mint mienk. Sir a lei
kunk, elfacsarodik a sziviink, va
lahanyszor szerencsetlen hazank
megraz6 tragediaiat keIl szeme-
ink el6tt lejatszodni 1atnmk. Mi
az egesz miivelt vilaghoz fordu-
lunk,, mi az egesz miivelt vilag
itelete ala bocsatjuk ugyiinket S
csak annyit keriink, hogy a szi-
beriai magyar hadifogIyokat he
hagyia elpusztulni harcok meg
sziinese utan ellen. szolnjan, ru-
hatlanul, fiitetlen barakkokban,
40 fokos sziberiai hidegben.
Mert mi a biiniinks Az, hogy
becsiiletesen szolgaltuk l1azankat
$ sors szerencsetlen keze hat
evi fogsagra karhoztatott. Eleget
megszenvedtiink mi exert. See
meink el6tt jatszodtak le az orosz
orszagi >forradalmak, regimvalto-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15

L A x 4 al
maovar hoa;foo,vo; rss,sro IL,
datt n6nvoaom sn,,ol,rs, oao,. =
ztas5r5, s06,6 ;oa,zg,,sn,,; !;
vonatokat mo,,sLolvo IN s1oron
cssn,, meoL;;,don;
Fo,v6 ~ esn rott;;,,, g. ,;a,,,
seoo a4t ss naa;a +s.o,ba
d7Ge1 a554 orr oo ~ 90
lvc bosonl6 h6,lon loonas aro.atss
yeoott ! ,shor Maa,ar coas,,,l.;
osyt6 .e,,ottssasnal 80,
A. onnoL o,osatsssns, aas,s
zSkanvv; L;vonatot 90 o,os.s, ~, ,
meet6rtentc ntan azonno1 e,;ntsn
meok;;,d;;;L
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N meokaszann; 80 onor;,,a; -. !. !, :,
e. ;testvsraL 49, 49,. !. -
oct amelv > foossa nvo,,, o,.,,ss
on; s,to1 mo.4srt
magyar had;foolvol ;rs,n,os ha,,.
zctst akar;a nsm;1aa ,l..s -. !,
Ton; Ismstolt .aa.ss7 80.
NJ; obhon -, 14,
lpnl -; 90. ~ !
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j vsr ss sdos "AA
nossaoa fo,vtsn ! toats,,:
tetet ! srv;l- s.;,,;;,,ha -,
;deoan fa1aaa i a. -
nant moo tnd;sL sr;aa; 81 :,
szeranosst1on ha.a,,,- 49, !,
sz;vott bazaf;ssaot (, -: -:
srzelmelot :
ua.asus,,;4s i,
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ta..o1a % ~ ma Joui
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vsrzS sz;vvo, -, -.
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koltssoeL h;;;s, .a.-shh: o
l6s,o 7,ao,s,. 'Ae'
M;ntha. -; - J,
a. osszeLsttotsst 49, A Aai
4,,,- fa,,. ~. 'u,
amerikai testyereinkhez foran.
lunk $ keriiik Sket teovenak me,
nindent hazaszall;tasnnL srdaLs
ben. Hissziik a sszoyctsty y,
mex irantunk tanusitott aldozat.
.keszsegei utan tudjuk, hoey ket-
segbeesett kerS szavunk v;ssz.
hangra fog talalni 5 a oszovet-
seq" meg fogia talalni ! m6do-
'sat as eszkozoket. hogy most. 4
mikor alkalom kinalkoz;k. veore
annyi kinlodas utan hazaiuthas-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15

zasok ujabb es ujabb szinvalto
zatai, Xxi voltunk teve minden csa
bitasnak, hogy e mozgalmakba'
mi is aktive reszt vegyiink. Mel
kiil0zesekkel telt helyzctiinket
felcserelhettHk volna egy jobb
lettel, ha semlegessagiinkkel akal
egNk, akar mask iranyban sza-
,kitunk, de mi ezt mem tettiik,
inert mem tehettiik abban meg
d0nthetetlen meggy6z6desiinkben,
hogy egy idegen orszag beliigyei
mirank mem tartoznak .nekiink
azzal szemben csak egy allasfog-
lalas lehet k0telez6: a szigoru
selnlegesseg.
Sokat kellett szenyedniink e
semlegesseg betartasaert, de mi
biztunk, remeltiink egy igazsagos
joyoben, amely meg fog valiant
szenyedeseinkt6l. s mi lett egy
szebb jovobe vetett remenyeink-
bol9 Sivar, kietlen, remenytelen
ielen. ~
S meddig fog jelen tartani9
Lesz-e annak valaha jobb vege,
vagy pedig szerencsetlen szibe-
rial hadifoglyok-az egesz vilag al
tai ARA vannak itelve, hogy ko-
porso nelkiil, rongyokba burkol-
va dobjak be elscnyvedt teteme-
inket sziberiai fagyott fold ie.
ges sirjaba? Mem hissziik, mem
akarjuk elhinni, hogy huszadik
szazad emberisegenek kony0r er-
zese a haboru minden borzalmai
altal felidezett k0zonyosseg es
kegyetlenseg dacara is teljesen
megsziint volna elp,lsztulasra
iteljen oily sokat szenvedett t0bb
tizezer szerencsetlen magyart.
Mem hissziik, nem tudjllk elhin.
niy hogy amikor az i0sszes hada
koz6 allamok azon faradoznak
hogy hadifoglyaikat minel elobh
hazavigyek visszaadjak szeret6
csaladjaiknak, addig minekiink
szerencsetlen magyaroknak hasz-
italian kell varnunk egy megmen-
to, gondoskod0 kezre nehany
biztato, batorito, vigasztal6 $40
ra. s mi exert a nehany biztat6
batorit6 sz6ert, a gondoskodf
kezert' nyomorusagunk altal meg
alazva konyorgiink hazank fiai
hoz, fajtestvereinkhez az egesz
miivelt vilaghoz, hogy ha elfeleit
keztek sziberiai magyar hadi
foglyokrol, juttassuk esziikbe
szenvedeseinket kerjiik toliik
sorsnnk enyhiteset.
Mi egy szerencsetlen ncmzet-
mex legszerencsetlenebb, eliza
gyatott gyermekei, mem vagyunk
masra, csak ARA, hogy sokat szen
yedett csaladjainkat annyi nelkii-
l0zes es oily hosszu tavollet utan
ismet viszont lathassuk. Egesz-
segiinket meg6roltek a hat evi
fogsag nelkiilozesei, lelkiink be.
teg, csak a sziviink meleg meg S
vagyik egy esendes, bekes otthon
utan. Eheziink, fazunk, rongyok.
ban jarunk, de szivesen szenve-
diink, ha jon egy biztato $40, egy
segit6 j6tekony kez, amely kirant-
ia a feneketlennek latszo 0rveny-
t6l AIT a tobb tizezer szerencset-
len magyart, aki eddig meg hia.
ba vart biztatd, sz6t S hasztalan
rimankodott segitsegert.
Mi mar megbinh6dtiik multi
minden biineit a jovend6 min
L i zf a 81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15

len vetkeit most mar konyor-
giink, vegyek lie lancainkat ad-
ianak vissza azoknak, akik hat ev
6ta hasztalan varnak reank. Ma
gyar honfitarsak, magyar faj-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-04-15

testverek. miivelt emberiseg, ne
hagyjatok elpusztulni AIT t0bb
tizezer szerencsetlen hadifogoly
magyart.
DR.. Kacik Miksa, fdgy.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-19
DOROTHY DIX'S TALK
HI ETERNAL JEALOUSY.
w ~onowxvxy Nx~
BY DOROTHY DIX,
Ths Worlds Highest Paid Woman Writer.

her, oh, believe me, sister, the wife
who Is Jealous OF grandma, Is a reg
ular sleuth for hunting trouble and
could find 1t anywhere. No woman
vamps after she is 90, nor Is any man
so weak and sentimental that he leaves
his happy home to wander in forbidden
paths with her.
The apple that tempted Adam, and
that still tempts every son OF Adam,
was a Pippin with the dew still upon
1t, not withered cold storage fruit.
But just as we may laugh over the
folly of the wife who tortures herself
! by imagining vain things about her hus-
bands youthful fancies, there still re-
mains the pathetic fact that nine wom-
en- out OF 10 go through life cherishing
an undying jealousy OF their husbands
first sweetheart.
To them she Ia forever the woman of
allure, a siren whose destinations reach
across the years, and they are always
picturing him as vaguely pining for
her, and regretting that he did not
marry her. Also they are quite sure
that this first sweetheart has but to
come upon the scene once more and
wave her magic wand, and then staid,
sober business husbands will fall under
her spell once MORE, and get up and
follow her to the ends Of the earth,
Never was there a more baseless fear.
for Of all dead things a dead love Is
the least capable Of resurrection. There
is no power that can blow gray ashes
into flames again. and Of all tho women
In the world who might possibly fire
a mans fancy the last one Is she whom
he once fancied and Of whom he tired.
Most women rian and scheme to keep
their husbands from ever meeting their
| first sweetheart. II they were ~cleverer
! they would take every means in their
power to bring them together, for,