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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
Democratic Nominee Max
ing Campaign On
Wilson's Plank.
HOLDS DEMOCRACY
WORLD PANACEA
Continuation of Party Power, He
Argues, viii Set tho World Rinht
Side Up Again-1lames Rspubii.
can Reaotionaries For Upssttins q
Thru Failure to Ratify Wilson'S
Covenant.
By Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
South Bend, Ind. Aug. 1s.-Na-
tional and international financial and
economical readjustment az well -
the high cost of living are bound up
IN the success Of the league OF na.
tions, Governor Cox, democratio
presidential candidate, declared here
today in addressing large pubic
gathering.
Our safety. our economic re-
adjustment and our prosperity all are
involved In America making the
league a world force" Governor Cor
asserted. charging the republican
senate oligarehy with responsibility
for delay in economic progress and
belated reduction Of living cost. The
democratic candidate will speak TO.
night at the Indiana democratic edi-
torial banquet.
Governor Cox charged ''the re-
dictionary republican leaders. with
being "evasive. ambiguous and hypo-
CRITICAL"
With the least possible delay after
March 4. 1891, our pledges to enter
the league. making such additions a.
are reassuEng and helpful" he con-
tinued. "This will legally end the
war; it will help to re- establish
Credits. A call will he made upon
our mineral wealth and our produc-
tive skill, living costs will be re-
duced."
Pushing League Issue.
What we would otherwise bo
spending for guns and power would
be applied to our war debt, and
above all we will be happy in the con-
seriousness that war IL practically im-
possible.
"The opposition offers, at the very
best, a very long delay. What pro-
tect 1t has az. q substitute for, the
league Of nations mo- ono knows. The
issue Of the league Of nations there
fore becomes increasingly the issue
in this campaign for the very reason
that It involves our-safety or-aconom-
ic readjustrnent and our prosper
ity."
Reiterating his charge OF ''rsacttQn
against the republican leaders. GoNss
ernor Cox added:
If they should follow their own
steps backward, they would md
that every condition against which
they inveigh is Of thei rown creation.
They discuss the high cost Of livtnx,
not apparently realizing that In
large measure they are Responsible
for the belated settling down Of con-
ditions which have continued the
high cost Of living. The demands for
foodstuffs has exceeded the supply.
Europe has been compelled to buy be-
cause she Is not producing. and pro-
duction In America has not moved
back into its stride because things
economically are ,disjointed. not only
have been stabilized"
eff the league Of nations had been
ratified months ago exchange would
have been Stabilized"
Senator Penrose, OF Pennsylvania,
Governor Cox declared was instru-
mental In preventing the reduction
OF war taxes ION the theory that the
people would blame the executive
rather than the congressional admin
istration" for failure to abolish bur-
densome taxation.
Much Of the national debt Of all
countries, Governor Cox said. was
caused by the race in armaments.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
COMMITTEE HAS POWER.
Havner Rules State Party Managers
May Fill! Vacancy.

May Fill! Vacancy.
BY Associated Press.
Des Moines. Aug. 19.-Naming of a
candidate for the vacancy on the
supremen bench caused by the death
OF Justice Frank A. Gaynor will not
De taken up by the republican state
central committee for several days,
possibly until about Sept. /, Charles
a. saWson, the state chairman, said
today. Several members Of the COM
mitee are out OF the state and their
return is awaited.
The office of Attorney General
IA. NJ. Havner gave an-opinion yes
terday to Mr.. Rawson to the effect
the central committee could name the
candidate. Democrats immediately
said. however. they would contest
action of the republican central COM
mittee If it named the candidate.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
cUMMINs is IMPROVING.

Condition of Senator, Ill of Influenza,
is Better.
BY Associated Press.
Des Moines. Aug. 1S.-The condi-
ton Of United States Senator A. B.
Cummins, i'll for several days of in
fluenza, was considerably better thia
morning, his daughter, Mrs. H. A
Rawson, said.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
ABDUcToRs RETAIN CHILD.
Court Decides Iowa Miss Shall Stay
With Eastern Kin.

Laconia, N. H., Aug. ia te-
cision filed in superior court by
Judge Thomas L. Marble yesterday
gave the custody Of 6-year-old Con-
stance Hohe Winter, who, it was
charged, was abducted from her
home at ,Ottumwa, Iowa, on Oct. 1S
last, to her aunt Ella Forbes Flu
chanan, and her sister, Helen NJ.
Winter. The decision said the
"child's welfare would be best pro-
noted by permitting her to remain
with the defendants who, it was
alleged, We're the abductors.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
Poles Advance in West Prussia.
Rv ASSociatad Press

by Associated FTeSS.
Berlin, Aug. 19.-The Poles are ad-
vancing on Graudenz, West Prussia,
in full force. according to a special
dispatch to the Vossische Zeitung to-
day. On the left wing strong Polish
cavalry forces are moving against
Thorn from the south, where the
Russians are expected to cross the
vistula. Heavy firing between the
Poles and Russians is reported be-
fore Goslershausen.
The Danzig corridor between Stras-
burg and Deutsch- Eylau has been
cleared of the soviet forces, the Vos-
sische Zeitung dispatch says.
Negotiations We're begun some
time ago by the German government
with the allied commission Opheln
regarding the maintenance OF the
neutrality OF the plebiscite districts
Of Upper Silssia, says a semi official
statement issued here tonight It is
declared the commission has given
assurances that henceforth it will
prevent any assistance being sent to
warning powers thru those terri
tories.
"A dispatch from Kattowitz, filed
there at 8 o'clock tonight, stated the
town was quiet and that a strong
force OF security police was ON pa
troll.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
HUGE POTATO CROP.

Estimates Climb Fifteen Million
Bushels In Month.
Washington, Aug. 19.-The potato
crop, as forecastea Aug. by the
bureau of crop estimate, is 402, 1s4. 600
bushels, compared with ss7,5ss. 900
bushels July and 357.s01, 900 bushels
produced last season.
The gains over last years crop are
chiefly in the west, some OF the east
ern states showing moderate de-
creases. The outlook continues gem
orally favorable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
Iowa Candidates "DeIighted."

BY Associated Press.
Des Moines, Aug. 19.-Both Clyde
e. Herring, democratic candidate for
governor, and N. E. Kendall, the re-
publican candidate for that office,
CONGRATULATED the country on the
ratification of the suffrage amend
ment by Tennessee, in statements
made public today. Mr.. Kendall
said:
"The entire country is to be con-
graduated upon the action Of the
Tennessee legislature in ratifying the
amendment The admission OF
women to equal suffrage rights is at
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
EXTRA DAY AT eRINNELL FAIR.
Crowds So Large Exposition Will BE
Carried Over.

Sp6CIdI W IIIIISS-ItNpUUIICHIl. =
Grinnell, Aug. 19.-Ali records for
attendance at the Grinnell fair were
broken Wednesday. An extra day
was announced, with eight fast motor
racers a feature. Three thousand
added seating capacity was insufri-
cient to hold the crowd last night
and thousands sat out on the ira elk
to witness the great pageant.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
French nan consratulates.

Dy AssUC fTesS.
! Washi. i, Aug. 10. - Among
the hun $ Of congratulatory mes
sages = fed today by the national
wome' : ,arty upon the successful
outcc y the fight for women's suf-
frag 6 the United States was the
foil 9 from Madame Dewitt
Sea- nberger, president Of the
French suffrage organization.
Enthusiastic congratulations from
the French union for women's suf-
frage, to American sisters upon their
enfranchisement so we'll merited."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
PEACE WITH cAlNTU.
Mexico Sanctions All Contracts and
Relieves Employees.

Relieves Employees.
BY Associated Press.
Mexicali. Lower California, Aug.
19.-Details Of the agreement which
brought to a peaceful end the move
ment OF Governor Estaban Cantu Of
the northern district Of Lower Cali
fornia against the central govern
ment of Mexico, was made public
here today.
Under the agreement all contracts
of the Cantu administration are con-
sidered as sanctioned by the govern
ment and all 'cantu employees are re-
lieved of responsibility in connection
with them.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
U. S. AT FRONT AT ANTWERP.
p. J. Ryan Champion Hamme
Thrower.

2. j. Ryan Champion Hammer
Thrower.
By Associated Press
Antwerp, Aug. 19,-P. j. Ryan, of
Iaughlin Lyceum, New York, won
the Olympic hammer throw here to-
day.
The American pole vaulters. r. X.
Foss. Chicago Athletic Association;
r. F. Knourek. Illinois Athletic Club;
E. /. Jenne. Washington State Col
lege. and E. e. Myers. Chicago Ath-
letic Association, easily and i'm
pressively qualified for the finals in
the Olympic pole vault today, their
form being far superior to that of
the other entrants.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
TWO KILLED BY
G., B. & G. TRAIN
Mrs. Hanna Coins, 70, and Miss Pearl
Brouse, f8, Killed Instantly When
Miss Brouse Drives on Track in
Front of assenger-Ob Obstruction of
Crossing obscured by Cornfield.

By Associated Press.
Burlington, Aug. 1s.-Mrs. Hannah
Coins, aged 20. and Miss Pearl
Rrouse, aged Is, were instantly killed
this morning when their automobile.
driven by Miss Brouse, was de-
molished by Burlington Route pas-
senger train at road crossing about
Ave miles south of Burlington.
The young woman's view of 3he
track was obstructed by a icornf1eld
and she drove on the track sdirectly
in front of the train.
Both victims were members of
prominent farmer families Of Lee
county.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
ARREST PoNzps PARTNER,
Montreal Claims Antoni salviati,
Banker, in OF Fraud.

BY AsSociated Press.
New York, Aug. 19.-Antoni SAL
viati,. an Italian banker OF Montreal,
alleged by detectives fyom that city
to have been a partner OF Charles
Ponzi, Boston's financial wizard"
was arrested here today on war
rant issued at Montreal
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
GIVEN FOUR YEARS
FOR EVADING DRAFT
Irwin r. BergdoIl, Millionaire Stacker
Pulls Down Heavy Sentence in
Fort Leavenworth Federal Prison
When Convicted of Desertion FROM
The Army During World War.

BY Associated Press.
New York, Aug. 19.-Irwin r.
Bergdou, of Philadelphia, has been
found guilty of desertion Of the
army by evading the draft and SEN
fenced to four years at hard labor at
Fort Leavenworth, 1t was announced
today at Governors Island.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
MINERS CAN NOT AGREE.
Conference of Joint Scale Committee
Adjourns With No Decision.
By Associated Press.

Cleveland, Aug. 19.-Miners at
tending conference of the joint
scale committee of the central Ct NJ
petitive field held a policy meeting
this morning, showing failure last
night of the joint conference to agree
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
C. 0. p. Nominee We'll
comes Victory For Uni
versal Suffrage.
WILL HELP ELECT
REPUBLICAN TICKET
Harding Does Not Believe Women
VIII Surrender All They Have
Gained n Moral Legislation by
Supporting Democratic Party-Ele-
walton of Women Stands With
Other Important Achievements.
BY Associated Press.


Marion, Aug. 19.-Senator Harding
declared today that the grant of suf-
lfase to American women would be
especially welcome to the republicans
III the coming campaign, because "a
great moral and social reform. re-
Gently achieved, is menaced by the
covered purpose of our opponents to
attack it,
He predicted that voting women
would stand With, the republican
party. thru realization that it. had
led in achieving social betterment.
While the democratic party had nc.
toriously refused to enforce roform
policies.
American women" said Senator
Harding, in commenting on the Ten
nessee ratification of suffrage. have
Won the suffrage fight which as an
orSanized continuing movement has
covered three-quarters of Il century.
Their victory is dramatic, ibecausesst
comes as the reward of a great final
drive that now has insured to all
American women a full participation
in the most crucial national election
in many years.
Won Their Own Victory.
Women won their own victory,
and their long struggle against many
discouragements has been a splendid
preparation for the duties imposed on
them. They will be full partners In
shaping national programs and poll
cies. However they may divide po-
litically their finer moral sense, their
social instincts, their primary con-
Germ for home and family and health
and education, will be a constant in
sptration to als existence uron higher
and better aims In our political life,
Whoever will consider the prac-
teal contributions of women to ma
tional advancement must recognize
what it means to enlist now the full
power of womanhood in public af-
fairs. I look upon the enfrapchise-
nient Of women as an accomplishA
ment to be rated along with our
achievement of independence. our
preservation of the union, our eman-
cipation Of the slaves, and our con-
tribution in the world war to the
rescue of civilization itself"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19

it has been since the days of the
Pharoahs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19

Central Powers Invited to League.
BY Associated Press.
London, Aug. II. Germany.
Bavaria Austria and Hungary have
been invited by the league OF nations
to participate in the financial con-
gress to be, held in Brussels on
Sept. "a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19

Lloyd George Not Coming l-Iere.
BY Associated Press.
London, Aug. 19.-Premier Lloyd
George does not contemplate any
trip to Canada or the United States,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
LuxURlEs TABOO IN NORWAY.

Automobiles, Pianos, Etc.
BY Associated Press.
Christians, Aug. 19.-Importation
into Norway of articles Of luxury.
such as automobiles, diamonds.
laces, pintings. pianos and phono-
graphs, is forbidden by a govern
ment order effective today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
Poles Capture Lukow.
A rSocia tod BRASS

: lt
Paris, Aug. 19.-Lukow, q city
about forty-one miles southeast of
Warsaw and twelve miles south Of
Seidlce, has been captured by Polish
troops in their counter attack. against
the left wing OF the bolshev1ik army
before the Polish capital. says the
Warsaw correspondent of the news
paper Excelsior. His dispatch, sent
Tuesday night, declares the bolshe-
.yik right wiUg also is in bad situa-
ton.
The Polish maneuver was an ex-
ceedngly daring one, tn'9 cocre-
spondent deelares. II was complete
'ly successful because Of the ability
Of the Polish infantry in marching,
and he asserts that very important
consequences OF the plan ere ex-
pected."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-08-19
Warsaw Reports Success
On All Fronts Except
Southern Sector.
SOVIET PRISONERS
BEING BROUGHT In
So Many Russians Taken It Is Be-
coming Problem to Care For Them
Three BoIshevik Divisions Re-
ported NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Flee
ina in Panic at One Point-Makina
Strong Resistance in Places.
By Associated Press.

by ASSOCldtCu IISSS.
Warsaw, Aug. 19.-Polis'a successes
on all fronts with the exc option OF
the southern battle sector where the
Russian soviet forces are advancing
in the direction Of Lembers, are re-
ported in the official statement on
fighting operations. issued tonight.
Russian soviet forces are evacuat-
ing Brest-Litovsk. the strons;ly forti-
fed town on the Bug river, .l20 miles
east Of Warsaw, according to ad-
vices received here tonight.
Soviet prisoners are pouring into
Warsaw In such numbers that it is
becoming problem how to care for
them.
The Fifty Seventh, Fifty Eighth
and Eighth bolshevik divisions on the
Warsaw front have been annihilated
and thousands of soviet soldiers made
prisoners, tonight's official statement
says.
Rods Flee in Panic.
Russian soviet forces are fleeing in
disorderly panic along the front be-
tween the Vistula and Bug rivers,
where the Poles are advancing with
success, says an official statement
issued here tonight.
i In their counter attack to relieve
bolshevik pressure upon Warsaw the
Poles are using tanks, armored trains
and artillery In great nurnlers. At
Novo Minsk, east Of here, and Sc
rook. to the northeast, 5000 prisoners,
seven. cannon. hundreds Of wagons
and vast quantities OF supplies have
fbGen captured from the holsheviki,
the statement declares.
The bolsheviki retreat north and
east OF warsaw. wherss the soviet
forces were closely driven BY the
Poles, took the semb1ance of rout
at some places. the colnmuntlue re-
ports. On the extreme left of the
Polish line. however. and in the re-
gion Of Lemberg, soviet advarces are
recorded.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04

Okt. 31-en kereszteltetett meg
Titusz es Ferdinand nevre Tatar
Pal es neje Zseron Maria fink.
Keresztsziil6k Kerti Imre es neie
Hee Eszter.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
Ujabb adakozasok.

s Multi szamunkban k0z0lt hivata-
los kimutatas utan egyhazi kivetes
cimen ujabban befizettek a hit
kozsegi penztarba: Orosz Istvan
es csaladja $25, Balogh Peter es
csaladja $25, Kondas Andras es
csaladja $25, N6grady Andras es
csaladja ujabbi $40 befizetessel XII
egeszitette $25-ra, Resk6 Mihaly
cs csaladja ujabb $15-os belize
tessel kiegeszitette szinten $25-ra,
ezenkiviil Szunyogh Istvan es. csa-
ladja $15, Hajdu Paine ujabban
SGT.
A mid6n ugy az eddigi, mint a
leguja bban .eszk0z0lt befizetese-
ket koszonettel es ICY elismeres-
sci ezuton is nyilvanosan nyug-
taxa egyhazunk,, halas erzelem-
mel kell megemlekezniink temp
lomunk erdekeit mindig oily kesz.
seggel tamogato Ricz6 Janos es
neje brier HILL lakosok, hitk0zse.
giink buzgo tagjair6l, Xix leg.
utobb is tettel bizonyitottak be
.szives aldozatkeszsegiiket azon ne
mes cselekedetiik altal, hogy epen
a legnehezebb id6ben $500 kamat
nelkuli kolcsonnel segitettek k
egyhazunkat szorult helyzeteb0l
| Egyhazunk eloljarosaga feltt
gonddal t0rekszik ARA, hogy a;
ad6ssagmentes ingatlanat ujabf
k0lcs0nnel meg ne terhelje, azert
ismetelten, lap hasabjain j!
szeretettel es bizalomteljesen ker
fel els6sorban azokat, akik mes
egyaltalan mem tettek eleget k0
telezettseguknek: igyekezzenel
hozzajarulasaikkal imegkonnyite
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
Hirek a SIT. Gyorgy
egyhaz k0rebol
Magyar g0r.-kath. hitk0zseg.
Templom: 7O2 Mahoning Avenue.
Lelkeszi iroda: 815 Tod Avenue
Autom. tel: -.
Bell tel:.. -.
Kerele1n.

Az ujonnan alakult n0i tarsu-
latnak {. evi november no utol-
SO heteben rendezend6 TEAES,-
TELY k0ltsegeivel mem akarvan
megterhelni az egyhaz penztarat,
ezuton is felkeri mar most ugy Il
tagokat, mint t0bbi jolelkii hive
ket, hogy e j6tekony celra rende-
zend6 baratsagos 0sszej0vetel
anyagi reszehez akar penzbei,
akar egyeb termeszetbeni adoma-
nyaikkal hozza hrulni szivesked-
jenek.
Adomanyok atadhat6k akar a
lelkesz, akar pedig a tarsulat bar
melyik tisztvisel6n6je kezeibe,
melyekrol a rendez6seg k0sz0-
nettel es ezen ujsag utjan is nyil-
yanosan fog elszamolni.
Amennyiben pedig ezen zartko-
Ri mulatsagon minden egyes isko-
lankba jar6 gyermeknek lesz va
lami szerepe, kiil0n0sen az erde-
kelt sziil6k a tiszta elvezetet
nyujt6 sz6rakozast kedvel6k ia
mogatasat kerjiik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04


nj templomunk mostani nehez
helyzetet, a melynek fentartasa
mindnyaunknak kivetel nelkiil k0-
z0s erdeke. Szemiink el6tt lebeg-
jen az az igazsagon alapul6 k0z-
mondas: Ketszer ad, XII gyorsan
ad.
Amennyiben nehez aldozattal
megszerzett templomunk nemcsak
a helyben lak0 hiveink lelki ia
vara szolgal, de kiil0n0s gondot
fordit ARA, hogy a videken lev6
hittestvereinket, kiket Macy el6-
szeretettel igyekeznek az 6lalkod6
farkasok elrabolni, 6si magyar
szertartasunk es hitiink meg6rze-
seben nemcsak batoritsa, de t6le
telhet6leg el6segitse, azert = mi
vel mines sokszor alkalmuk es
modjuk ARA, hogylegafabb va
sarnaponkint resztvehessenek
k0z0s istentiszteleten S ICY keve-
sebb fenntartasi teher esik val
laikra, = magyar szivnek 0szinte
szeretetevel kerjuk, hogy legalabb
a hitkozegi dijnak ezen ujabbi
es utols6 kivetesnek befizetesevel
k0nnyitsenek a sok oldalr6l meg
terhelt helybeli testvereink gond-
jain.
Figyelemmel tovabba ARA, hogy
egyhazunk mindazon j6tev6it, Xix
ugy a multban, mint ezuttal is a
megallapitott csalados, illetve ma
ganos alapito tagsagi dijat a folyo
1920. ev vegeig templop penzta-
raba hianytalanul befizetik, ellis
meresiil az eddigi nemeskeblii.
segert es buzditasul a jov5 mem.
zedeknek, diszes kivitelii okmany-
inyal fogja karacsonyi unnepek
alkalmaval megtisztelni, ezer
okbol is kerjiik az 0sszes hatrale
kosokat, hogy sziyeskedjenek le
het6leg f. evi december no 15-ie
bezarolag lefizetni a teljes kive
test osszeget, hogy az emlitett ala
pit6i diszokmanyt kello szambar
kiallitva, megszerezzek temple
munknak ait az 0r0met, hogy ka
racsonyra minden egyes helybel
les videki magyar szertartasr
katholikus nemcsak rendes, dt
egyuttal alapito tagja is 'lesz a;
edes magyar haza kulonbozo tajai
rol ideszakadt testvereinkb0l ala
kult fatal, de mar eddig is szer
eredmenyeket elert hitkozsegnek
az annyi felto gonddal fenntartott
es lelkes szeretettel istapolt ko
zos hajlekunknak a mindnyajun
kat teremto j6 listen dics6segere
emelt egyhaznak.
A templom fenykepe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-11-04
Kereszteles.

F. evi okt6ber no 30-an, szom-
baton kereszteltetett es bermal-
tatott meg Miglecz JOSEF es neje,
sziil.. Paller Maria nagyk0vesdi,
Zemplen m. illet6segii south sidei
lakosok ujsziilott gyermeke: Jo-
Ian, Maria nevre. Keresztsziil6k !:
Macy Janos kolektor-gondnok es
Szunyogh Istvanne, sziil. Tomk6
Anna ugyancsak nagyk6vesdi il
let0segii es south sidei lakosok
vOltak.