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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-14

Imagination is function of skep.
,icism, and skepticism is a function OF
superior information. The more g
man knows the less he believes.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-14

Sponges brought into Key West by
two boats were recently sold for
S2792. Gee, whiz; If Ocala could only
sell some of her sponges!
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-02-14
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE
OF TRAINS IN OCALA
Seaboard Air Line

Arrive from Jacksonville. 3:14 a. m.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11
Huns Sold State Property.

Copenhagen. March 6.-The .Prus-
sian authorities. WREN compelled 10
evacua,c Schleswig, in preparation
for the plcbiscites there, tried to
grab whatever could be grabbed up
to the last minute" II. p. Hansen.
minister from Schlcswig to Denmark
told the Associated Press CORE
spondent.
las late as January y they sold
THE victory memorials on the Dyb-
boel hills and on the island OF AIS q
a new German company in kiel
(Dybbocl va, famous battle field
OF Denmark war with Austria and
Germany in 1907 Not only the
Dybbucl memorial erected above the
two Danish trenches there, but the
ground Itself was sold to a private
company" said the minister.
This is a casc ri the sale of Prus-
sian state property. which is abso.
lutely forbidden by the conditions OF
the Armi,ticc OF November II, 1913
I have protested against the sale to
the representatives of the allied and
associated powers. and we sincerely
hope that they will aid us i'll our en-
deavors to take away from the Prus-
SLAMS their last iootllold ON the hills
of DvhhOci"
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11

The Hartford Fire Insurance COM
pany is just placing on the market a
new farmers policy called the acre
age investment policy. This policy
covers the farmers crop against less
from many sources such as droutn,
overflow. insects, or storms. In fact,
il practically covers against loss OF
any kind from the time the ground is
broken until the crop harvested and
placed on the market. The policy is
issued after long period of lnvest,-
cation by experts who studied thc,
records OF agricultural colleges and
farm conditions in the various locall-
ties. This is new step i'll the m
s,irancc field and no doubt the iarIA-
ers will take advantage of it.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11
!. S. MAY JOIN ALLIES IN
RUSSIAN TRADE PLAN
Scheme, However, Will Not Involve
Recognition of Soviet
Government

Washington, March 7. Virtual de-
,isI"n has been reported by the Amer
lean Government, ii is said. to permit
resumption OF trade relations with
Soviet Russia as soon as the allied
GOV ernu,cn.s have outlined a definite
policy.
The first step by the allies toward
dealing commercially with Russia,
since the decision on January 27 to
permit trade with the Russian CO.
upvrativ" societies, was the announce
ment last week ri the appointment OF
4 commission 10 be sent there to
study the situation and report to the
League OF Nations Council. " beth
cr the United States will act upon the
in, itatiun OF the allies to send rep
in any event il i, believed tins gov
eminent will act As soon as the COM
mission has returned and reported
probably early in the spring.
Action by this government. it is
said vii! be limited merely to an Of
ticial statencnt OF approval OF trade
with individual, by American firms,
and il viii not involve either recos
milton Of the Soviet Government or
approval OF trade directly with the
Soviet administration.
Recent reports indicated that italy
and Great Britain favored plans for
trade with Russia, but that France had
not given her approval The Italian
Premier. Nitti. has expressed himself
in favor OF the resumption Of normal
relations with Russia and officials
believe this points the way to a DEL
mite agreement.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11
Four in One Grave.

The funeral OF Finis Durham. his
wife and two children. was held at
the Carrsville cemetery in the north
part of the county on Wednesday, all
four being buried in one grave.
The body of one little. daughter,
who was first to die OF the family,
had been buried on Monday. the day
the father died.
The two remaining children of the
family, who were thought to be dy-
ing the day Of the quadruple funeral,
have considerably improved. and it is
now believed that they will recover.
Henry County Democrat.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11
THIRTY YEARS AGO.
March IL, 1890.

DR.. G. NJ. Risley was selected
treasurer "f the Building and Loan
Association at its last meeting.
). W. Peach has sold his residence
prupertN aud is making arrangements
to move to Kansas City.
!. +. Mckee and wife, of Iowa, ar
rived in town last week and contem-
plate making this city their future
home but SO lar have been unable to
find a place to live. He is brother
inlaw of ID. \. Thompson.
e. A. NanIlall a practica druggist
Of Montrusc. has accepted position
with the drag firm OF Bernhard &
Co. Mr.. NanHall worked for Dr.
Morris in this city some years ago.
tie !, a clever young gentleman and
understands the business thorough
The gentlemen owning the lake
and adjoining property have set aside
Thursday. April Ist, as arbor day.
The Times very much regrets to
which occurred Friday last, March Z,
at te onre. OF Stephen Cantrell.
Majo and Mrs. x. n. Allen, of
New home township, celebrated the
5oth anniversary OF their marriage
last Monday. the 10th. They have
eight children, six sons and two
daughters, all OF whom were present
with the exception of Mrs. W. G..
Bewlcy, of Webb City, and X. T. p.
Allen, OF Foster, who were absent on
account ol sickness. They have
twenty-five grand children living, all
OF whom were present on this occas-
ion. There are only six months dii-
ference i nthe ages OF this hearty and
happy old couple.
John X. IIulse announces his cam
didacy ior the Democratic nomina-
tion Tor the office of city marshal.
Dixie iaggard has accepted posi-
ton as hookkccpcr in. the Farmers
Bank
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11
Bates County Mules Winners.

Tom Kunkicr shipped in the other
day a car load of good mules he
bought up about Adrian and Butler.
Anon gthe lot was spa NOT fancy
black mare mules that Mr.. Kunkler
sold Monday for 81 600 cash. J. O.
Wilson. a farmer several miles north
west Of Jasper was the buyer. Mr..
Wilson likes quality in his mules and
we understand he now owns four
span of the loug-eared hy-b;rds which
be values at $I.ooo.-Jasper News.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11
MISSOURI NOTES

Charles Wilson, 50 years old, was
killed Thursday while working in his
sawmill near Poplar Bluff when he
fell onto a circular saw. His head
was cut almost in two by the saw.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11
Common Witchhazel Fine for Sore
Eyes.

1t is surprising how quickly eye in
fIammation is helped by common
witchhazel, camphor, hydrastis, etc,
as mixed in I.avoptik eye wash. One
elderly lady, who had been troubled
with chronic eye Inflammation Tor
many years, was greatly helped IN
two days. We guarantee a small
bottle of Lavoptilo to help ANY
CASE weak, strained or. inflamed
eyes. Aluminium eye cup FKEE.
Guynn & Sons Drug Store. (Clays
old Stand.) !
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11

The sale of thoroughbred hogs
held last week on the farm Df Thomas
". Garland, near .Jonesburg,, Mo-. re-
suited IN flfty-0ne animals being being sse!e
for about $4,000 Garland breeds.
Hampshire hogs and at the head OF
his herd is "Victory Lad" whose dam,
"Virginia" recently sold for S2I25..
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11

A Jefferson City man, alter placing
his gears in reverse, forgot all about
it and started to crank the car. 1t
commenced to back and ran on the
sidewalk, catching travelling mar
who was talking to friend, and PHI
ming him to a lamp post breaking a
rib and crushing his right arm and
shoulder.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11

Back yards are being turned into
mining fields in Webb City as re-
suit of the operations Of Joseph Lewis
at the rear of his Liberty street home.
Sinking shaft eighty feet deep
Lewis uncovered both lead and zinc
deposits. The lead alone pays eN--
penses. In the last week he shipped
a carload of zinc ore.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11

john NJ. Atkinson. eN-chairman OF
the Missouri public service comT's,,
sion, and assistant attorney general
of Missouri, has Announced his tandi7
dacy for the Democratic NOMINATION
Tor governor. He is the fourth DEM
ocrat to announce Tor the numinatloH
the Others being George Moore. n
ternal revenue collectors: " allacc
Crosslcy, lieutenant governor. and
frank IL. Farris, state representative
OF Rola.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11

The. State Treasurer Thursday re-
ccivcd probably the last remittance
that will ever be collected by the state
from the manufacturers OF beer. 1t
was delinquent collection from! the,
early part ot JANUARY before National
prohibition became operative i'll the
eastern district vi the state. and
amounted to but $25ob.47. The state
formerly could depend upon S5oo,oo9
wear from the beer tax.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11

Prohibition has reduced arrests III
st. Louis about 20 per cent William
@ Brien chief of police, said Friday.
Petty oiienses have allen off the
most. O Brien asserted, but said that
prohibition effect OIL crime was III
its infancy Give it a little time and
it will cut down major cases, lie
said O'Bricn distredited reports
that "topers" are turning to dope as
a sti,nulant. lie refused 70 guess hIIv
many people are making home
brew. 70
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11

Brain influenza" new disease
with "a high death rate, is sweeping
Vienna. Three hundred cases were
under treatment Friday The disease
starts with headache and convul-
sions of the stomach. The next at
tack is on the lace and limbs. In
many cases the eye muscles are par
alyzed, keeping the eyes open even
when the patient is asleep.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11

Judge c. b. Fairs in the United
States district court at St. LOUIS
Wednesday issued a restraining ORDER
iorbidding calling or fostering strike.
against O. J. McSpadden, chairman OF
the conference board Of the lnterna-
t,onal Brotherhood OF Electrical
Workers, and officers OF the local or
ganization. The order was issued on
application of the kinloch Telephone
company. which charged that 20 st',k-
ing wiremen were interfering with its
interstate business. A hearing on the
order will be held March L..
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11

The Jackson County Jail at Indie.
pcndcnce, Mo-, was ordered closed
last week by Judge Ralph S. l.atshaw
of th- criminal division OF the Cir
cult Court. and the employees dis
charged. The number OF prisoners at
the Jail had fallen off from an aver
age of fifty TO less than fifteen since
the advent OF prohibition, Judge Lat
shaw said,
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11

Col. John ID. McNeely IF St. .l"scph
who has the honor OF being the last
Missouri national guard officer t" be
discharged from federal service. Of
ficially reported to the adjitant gen
cral at Jefferson City Saturday on
his return from France after tW"
years and six months oi continuous
service. Colonel McNecly, WHO
served with the 18th Missouri volnn-
tcers in the Spanish American war
commanded the 4th Missouri infantry
on the Mexican border and wen, 10
France in command of the I'oth III
fantry. was assigned To duty ON the
staff of General Haig at British army
headquarters as American liaison OF.
ficer. and so distinguished himself
that he was awarded the British DIS
tinguished service order. being one OF
the few American officers So hon
ored. Colonel McNeeley left Satur-
day night for his home in ST. Joseph
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1920-03-11

The sorcst man in the State OF Mis-
souri, is a resident Of Boonvillc. who
had six barrels of fine wine in his t;l-
lar against the time OF drouth. Being
compelled to be absent for time, re
strictly enjoined boy who wo:Nt !!
about the house to keep out 81 the
cellar. but Juvenile curiosity prevailed.
The youth sampled first one and the l
the other until he tried the whole SIN,
and was so befuddlcd that he lett the
spigots turned on So that when the
Boonvillian returned home his BAR.
rels were empty. and a puddle of VINE
on the cellar floor.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08

A Scent Istvan egylet csak r0-
vid gyilest tartott vasarnap del
rtan tekintettel kett5s iinnepre
es az egyhazi piknikre. A befi
zeteseken Xviii fontos targyaa
mem keriiltek a gyiiles ele.
A nagyobb Gsszegii csoport
vagy yiszontbiztositas iigyebcn
kikildott bizottsag erre gyii-
lesre mem keszii't ell jelentesevel.
De t0bb helyrSl ajanlat keretett
be 6s azok bizonyara megerkeznek
k0vetkez6 gyiiles elott, amikor
is bizottsag okyetlenil jelentest
tesz ebben q fontos iigyben. Az
agylet tisztikara mar most figyel-
mezteti a tagokat, hogy j6v5
gyiilesre okvetlenul minel ma
eyobb szamban jelenjenek meg,
.hogy ezen iigyet lehet6leg az egesz
tagsag targyalja
A felevi elszamolas szamadatait
maid q j0v6 heten k0z0ljik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
EGYHAzI PIKN1K

Nagyszerien sikerult Scent
Istyan rom. kath. egyhaznak rem
ldes eNi Fourth of July .piknik je,.
amelyet jobb hely hijjari is--sst q
Zupp farmon tartottak meg East
Youngstownban vasarnap dell
ntan. Mar a kora delutan 6rak-
han zsufolasig megtelt kert es
helyiseg es vidam, magyaros
mulatozas a kes6 esti 6rakban
irt csak veget.. Az egyhaz erde-
'yeben mindig dcrekasan munkal-
-odo assZonyok es ferfiak kitet-
Elk magukert es szorgalmasan
;zolgaltak fel kikiild0tt bizott-
agok altal bevasarolt ennivalo-
1at es italokat; no meg a gyere-
Seknek a nyalanksagokat. Rig6
!6ska j6 muzsikaja mellett vigan
nent a tame is es a nagy nap
1tan mindenki avval teri haza,
1ogy j6 mulatsag volt Scent
.tstvan egyhaz ezidei piknikje. A
reszletekr6l es az anyagi eredme-
nyerk6l maid a Scent Istvan egy
haz rendes hirei k0zt szamol be
F6t. Varlaky plebanos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
vERHovAY GYttLEs

A tisztikar neveben felkerjuk
a Verhovay egylet 108-ik youngs-
town. 1O8-ik fi6kjanak 0sszes
tagjait, hogy vasarnap delutan
2 oral kezdettel rendes gyiiles-
teremben megtartand6 gyllesen
ckvetleniil jelenjenek meg, inert
azon tartja konvenci6i beszamo-
l6jat a fi6k delegatusa, Geressy
Sander. Ezenkiviil ezen a gyiile-
sen ejtjiik meg . felevi elszamo-
Asst. Kerjiik tovabba q tagsagot,
hogy azok, akik balijegysrt ja-
r6 SO centeket meg nem fizettek
be, ezt a mostani gyiilesen ne mu-
lasszak ell.
Debrovszky An)r&s, eln0k.
Hoffer Andras, htitkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
A Nagybizottsag
gyulese.

Az Amerikai Magyar Sz0vet-
seq konvenci6ja volt a szombaton
este megtartott nagybizottsagi
gyiiles egyetlen targya. A nyar
hstasa lathat6 volt a megjelente-
ken, inert a nagybizottsag ~ tag
ia k0ziil csak 18-an es nehany Err
dekiSdS vetteiz rsszt gyiilsscn.
Orommel lattuk azonban Mt. Ge-
renday Laszl6 reformatus lelkeszt
gyiilesen, ame!yeken betegsege
Matt j6ideje mem vehetett reszt.
A Szovetseg es magyar szii-
l6haza iigye igen i6 javaslatokat
valtott XII a megjelentekb6l. Ne
menyi titkar iavaslatain xviii
igen ertekes ihditvanyokat tettek
Habodasz Gusztav elnok, Mt. .Ge-
renday Laszl6 es Horvath Istvan.
\ hat inditvanyt nagybizottsag
egyhangulag elfogadta es tit
kart utasitotta, hogy azokat KEEL
lokeppen megsz6vegezve terjessze
q konvenci6 ele. Tekintettel ar
ra, hogy konvenci6 a hat koziil
4 javaslatot targyalt, azokkal b6-
vebben konvenci6r6l irt tud6si
tas kapesan fogunk foglalkozni.
Vegil osszeallitottak a delegatu-.
sok nevsorat, .amelyek k0ziil csak
azokat kozoljiik, akik fclj5ttek
,yilesre.
A nagybizottsagi 0sszmagyarsa-
gi piknik iigyeben meg mem tor
ent vegleges hatarozat, inert az
Avon Park tulajdonosa meg nem
ertesitette az eln0k0t vagy tit
kart arr6l, hogy szabad-e tame
vasarnap a parkban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
GYAPOTTERMELEs

Az Egyesiilt Allamokban levs
malmok ez ev aprilis h6napjabal,
66,9O0.OO0 font gyapjut dolgoz-
tax fel. mig az elmult ev aprilis
h6napiaban a feldolgozott gyap-
ju mennyisege alig haladta meg a
45,0OO,OOO fontot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
HARoM TIsZTvIsEL6 Els EGY KoRMANYZ6TANAcsos
KOREB0L KERtLT KL - TOLEDO ER0SEN DOLGOZIK
TAX A sZ0vETsEGET. sZIBERIAI MOzGALOM

A megertes, beke, a kozos
munka jegyeben folyt lie az Anne
rikai Magyar Sz0vetseg ez evi f5.
gyIlese a cleveland Hollenden
szalloda nagytermeben hetfon es
Eedden. A napilapok bowen es
reszletesen megirtak az esemenye.
ket, ICY mi azokkal csak alfalfa
nossagban foglalkozunk, termesze
tesen hiien referalva Youngstown
szerepleserol is.
A konvenci0 kival0 eredmenyc-
ket ert ell. Mindenkinek feltiint.
hogy a rendes, ragy lelkesedesscl
elmondott beszfleket, amelyek a
multak fogyiileseit jellemeztek,
az iden felvaltotta a r0vid, de We
los es igen komoly felsz6lalasok
ozone. Mindenkin meglatszott,
hogy mem szonoki tehetsege ra'
gyogtatasara, hanem komoly epi-
to mun!zara jott ell Clevelandba,
amely mem erdemelte meg a kon-
venci6t, inert eppen a cleveland
magyar munkassag erdekl6dott
legkevesbbe a f6gyiiles irant. A
rengeteg cleveland magyar egy-
let k0ziil csak nehany kild6tt
kfpyisel6t a gyiilesre.
A Szovetseg jov6jere nezvo
ieen fontos hatarozatokat hozott
a f6gyiiles. Vegre AIT mondhat.
lux, hogy biztositva latjuk $50
vetseget anyagiak dolgaban, inert
magyar lelkeszeken kivul, akik
mar Pittsburghban megtartott
gyiilesiikon megigertek leg.
messzebbmen6 partolast, megmoz.
dult a magyar szarmazasu intel
ligencia is, vagy legalabb azo!s
max nyugaton lak6 csoportja Is
munkak0rt kert maganak a $50
vetseg keretein belul.
A Youngstown altal mar multi
evben kidolgozott szervezeti alap
szabaly szerint azok csekely m6do-
sitasaval az amerikai magyarsa
cot harom f6keriiletbe osztottak
be az eddig felvett, de megalko
t6sra mem keriilt allami tanacsok
helyett. A keriiletek k0vetke-
z6k:
A kelet, amely magaba fogla,-
ia az 0sszes keleti allamokat Is
Pennsylvania keleti reszet is.
Szekhely New York.
A k0zep, amley magaba foglal-
"a Pennsylvania nyugati reszet
West Virginiat, Ohiot, kentucky
IS a del allamait Mississippi fo.
y6t6l keletre. Szekhely Cleve
land.
A nyugat, amely magaba fog
ALA Indianat, Illinoist, Missouri.
Wisconsin, es a t0bbi nyugati al
! 'amokat egeszen a Csendes ten.
gerig. Szekhely Chicago.
Az orszagos tanacs egyuttaI
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is es annak 0sz
szetetele ugy modosult, hogy alb
ban keriiletek harom harom KEEP
yisel6jen xviii helyet foglalnal
a lelkesz egyesiilet igazgat6i {
negy nagy magyar egylet f5
eln0kei es a Sz0vetseg megvalasz
tott eln0ke es titkara.
a tanacs ICY 21 tagb6i ail.
Youngstownb6l egy ferfi, Ma
evarorszag sorsat mindig SILVER
visel6 lelkes FSt. Varlaky Sandol
kerult kormanyz6tanacsba, Dr.
Pessenlehner Antal egyhangula:
MIRA megvalasztott titkaron xviii
A hat tisztvisel6 k0ziil haron
a Szovetseg foszekhelyen, Youngs
ltewnban lakik, ezek a titkaron ki
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
VI KEMIKAI GYkRAK

Az elmult h6napban Is vi tar
sasag alakult, hogy kemikai sze-
reket Is festekeket gyartson IS
eladjon. Az uionnan alakult tar
sasagok befektetett 0sszege egyen
kint meghaladja az $4,000. ugy,
hogy Is tarsasag befektetese
egyiittveve 3,392,25O dollar volt,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
Elfogott gyilkos.
Az elmult szombaton Cleveland
ben megoltek egy embert es 2700
dollart raboltak A gyilkost Is
ket tarsat elfogtak Youngstown.
ban. Most a bort0nben v&rjak
melt6 biintetesiiket.

nv SeSA Se~s SAAS6 eeAxA ASSAAA6SSV"A'
ban. Most a b0rt0nben varjak
melt6 biintetesiiket.
Az elmult szombaton nagyszaba
su rablas tortent cleveland
Scranton roadon lev6 Smead-fele
gyarban.
Deltan fel harom ora tajban,
q mikor a munkaSokat XII akartak
fizetni, mejelent a gyari penztar-
nok irodajaban egy marcona alal,
es fizetesere varakoz6 $50 gyari
alkalmazott el6tt Glands up'-o;
kialtott a penztarnokra. Az Greg,
60 ewes ember meg akarta mente-
nj az elotte lev6 penzt, mire a
rabl6 fejbe vagta revolvereve,.
A penztarnok 0sszeesett, de a hoz
"a legkozelebb &ll6 szinten so ewes
munkas elakarta fogni mereny-
lSt, aki azonban sziven l6tte. A
eolyo talalt es szerencsetlen em
her halva esett 0ssze f0ld0n.
A rabl6 felkapta a badogdo.
hozt, melyben 27OO dollar volt
IS felugrott kozelben varakozG
'utomobilra, amelyben tarsa III.
IS robogva elsictett a nehaay
1erccel, elobb ellopott gepkocsin
\ rend6rseg csak j6 fel6ra utan
ertesiilt az esetrol es bar egesz
nap kereste a eyilkost es cimbo-
rait, meg sem tudott a nyomukra
'kadni.
Masnap kedvez6 fordulat allotr
be a dologban A detektivek ell
fogtak egy j6l 0lt0z0tt embert.
XII a buffaloi haj6ra akart fell
'zallni. Csakhamar kisilt, hogy
" llleto Fred Rowsky lengyel
ember, aki reszese volt a szoban-
orgo rablasnak., A megijedt em.
'er va1lomas soran megtor0tt
$ bevallotta cinkostarsait is, a
sikr6l kisiilt, hcgy Youngstown
ban tart6zkodnak.
A youngstown rend6rseg egy-
1ett6re kinyomozta a gyilkost Is
-et cimborajat. A gyilkos a IL
ives Fred Wagner, aki hasonld
'oru neevel egyItt egy helybe!i
zallodaban lakott. Epen alud
ak, amikor a detektivek real
'yitottak az ajtot. Mem is pro.
'altak ellenszegiilni es $50 mel.
,ul atadtak naluk nev0 727 dol
art. Wagner es neje bevallottas
'unossegiiket. Ugyanezen ids
llatt nehany detektiv elment a
Maple ave. 304. szamu hazaba &
etart6ztatta a 20 ewes STAMINA Mi.
halyt, aki szinten cimboraiuk
,olt.
A harom foglyot bevittek a
bortenbe, ahol megt0rtek es beval
'ottak, hogy ok raboltak ell a 27Oc
tollart. STAMINA szerint XagneY
'vilkolta meg a vedekezS nun.
kast, de Wagner mem akarja ezt
tevallani. Stanna hosszabb ideic
tolgozott Youngstownban a Re.
nublic Iron and Steel Co. gyara.
,an,. ahol i6raval6 es tisztesseges
mbernek ismert6k. AIT is tudtak
elole, hogy jegyben jar egy
Youngstown leanynyal Is hogy
Temsokara meg lett volna az es
Siiv6itk.
Mindharmnkat bevittek a cleys
ndi megyei b0rt6nbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1920-07-08
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