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New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
WANTS HONESTY IN
 TAILORS' BUSINESS
French Capper Truth-iR Fabric
 Bill Supported by Wool Man

Chicago, Jan. 27.-Continued sup port of the French-Capper truth-in- fabric bill now before congress was urged upon the merchant tailors of America at the, annual convention of their national association today by Howard E. Greene, secretary of the National Sheep and WAol BuV,au of America.
 The S13,o00,0o0 pounds of secured wool actually manufactured in 1919, if exclusively devoted to wool woven cloth would not have made half of the 62O, 900, 900 yards turned out by our mills" declared MT. Greene. Tt is estimated that the cotton used in wool woven goods amount to one-fifth of the amount Of secured virgin wool used. The workers in the truth tin fabric movement feel that 100000, ,0oO pounds would be 8 very light estimate of the amount of re-worked rags or shoddy marlufac- tured into 'all wool cloth by Ameri- can textile mills in 1919.
 "If the truth. in fabric. ball is passed. the public prejudice against shoddy will not drive the shoddy manufacturers out of business. People who want working suits or those with little money to spend, will still turn to shoddy; but the, publicity given by the labels will force shoddy man ufacturers to reduce prices and will develop competition between them and this will result in the production of better grade of shoddy."
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
HARTFORD BOWLERS
 OUTCLASS LOCALS
Casino Quintet Drops Three
 Straight Games

The Hartford bowling team headed by Andy Mccarthy handed the Ca slro team n sound 7vallopine here last night. winning threo games fer T s2jo purse. The locals were out Classcd "FNdo" o'Brien, who has been going strong of late on tho lanes. was in fine form last night. Captain Mccartfy also bowled in his usual clever manner. Brisk and Myers did fairly well for tho local quintet. In a two-man match Foote and Nsrcrm defeated Ladish and O'Brien, 1.31o Go t.22o. Two teams from r. .S r. Corbin factory boNlcd with tho big pins at the Casino alleys last night.
 At Rogers alloys tonight tho Wall ingford five will howl tho local team which recently downed the Wooster bowlora of Hartford. Ire loca! mai aESment will pin faith in Joe Foote. Freeman. Frisk. Sarc1T1 and Eddie Anderson to cop a victory. A two man match has also been arranged between Anderson and Narcum of this city against Collett md NcCuirs ot wallingford. At tho alleys last right, tho Fellowship club of the Center church bowled.
 Tho aIOreR.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
CANADIANS MAY GET CHAMPIONSHIP MILL
Graham and GOOdspeed Discuss Plans for Dempsey -Carpentier

New York. Jan. 21.-The proposal to hold the Dempsey Carpenter worlds heavyweight championship bout in Montreal was discussed here today between Tex Rickard and C. F. Graham and r. O. Goodspeed, mem bers of a Canadian syndicate.
 Rickard said he had been request cd by the Canadians to consider their mission confidential and had not de- cidcd whether he would divulge the developments of the conference.
 Wm. A. Brady. who with Charles R. Cochran. recently withdrew from the bout. said today hc is prepared. when ever requested to assign his interest and that of Cochran 10 Rickard. The latter however said he intends 10 wait until February 1. when he has arrang- cd n conference here with Jack Kearns before tackiing the project.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
GIRLS BASKETBALL GAMES

Miss Tilhc Stob1 Establishes New Field Goal Record in Industrial Leasue-Stanley Workers Win. Miss Tillie Stohl. the clever little basketball player of the Corbin team of the Girls Industrial league. estab lished a new field goal record last night, when she scored nine goals in the game against the Skinner Chuck company five. The Park street misses won handily, 31 to S.. In the other game played at the Y. W. C. A. the Stanley Works team downed the Stan ley Rule and Level company If to 3. Miss Alice Gennette starred for the winners. ea . The summaries: Corbin. Skinner Chuck. Ahern Daily
 Left Forward.
 T. Stohl Pierson, Dahlson
 Right Forward.
 Kysek Evelyn
 Left Guard.
 E. Stohl, Nelson Grace
 Right Guard.
 Field goals. Ahern 1. T. stohl 9, Schnaidt 3, Pierson 1; foul goals, Ahern }: referee vibberts; timer, Gross: scorer. Tobin. ,>. Stanley Works. s. R. & A. CO. Kilbourn A. Marley
 Left Forward. Brown volz
 Right Forward.
 I.anderen J. Marley Center. Egnert YAnkiE
 Left Guard.
 Bennett Regalis
 Right Guard. .~ Field goals, Brown 1, LandSren 7, Gennette 5: foul goals, Brown 7, Yankis 3: referee, Vibberts; timer Cross; scorer. Tobjn.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
TENDLER RESTS JACKSON.
Sport Writers Proclaim Lew the Vic
 tor Over Willie.

Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 27.-A crowd estimated at 1000 witnessed the battle last night between Lew Tender and Willie Jackson, in which the Philadelphia fighter was given the newspaper decision.
 The gate receipts totalled $SO,123, it was announced. Of this amount Jackson received $1O.0oO while Teno- ler'e share was slightly more. Nu- merous vacant seats around the arena nuIliffed estimates that the gate would exceed S35,0o0.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
AGREEMENT IS NOU
 s EXPECTED ASl
British Delegation Said to Be (
 e..eef to French Env0y's Schelu
 for Preparations.

Paris, Jan. 27.-It was un, this morning that the British. tion attending the session supreme allied council considere possible to agree to the Frenc point regarding German repa The mornings sittings of the was cancelled in order that Lloyd George, British premier1 have an opportunity to talk p with members of the council r1 the French position as set T. day by Paul Doumer, Ere of finance. &
 Louis Louchner, French rnin liberated regions conferred VI Lloyd George this morning co a private discussion they began day. rs1L...
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
BURNED AT STAKE

Memphis, Tenn, Jan. 2T.-Henry Lowery, & negro of 40 years, who killed o. T. Craig, an Arkansas plant CT and his daughter, Mrs. C. O. Will Hanson, was burned at stake at Nodena, Ark, just above Memphis, last night, according to a prearranged schedule by 8 mob. who were forced to travel in automo obiles more than 100 miles through Arkansas, Tennes- see and Mississippi to take LoNery away from two Arkansas deputies, who were taking him to the peniten- tiary. for safekeepinG.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
MARINE TRADE PLAl
 \ BEING 1NVESTIGAI
Contract Between Internationai {
 cantile Marine Co. and Briti Government Probed.
By Briggs

Washington. Jan. s7.-Ex6 ton of the contract between tt ternational Mercantile Marine pany and the British gover. which it has been alleged is lp to the shipping interests of the try and the development Of American merchant marine, wa gun today by the Shipping ! Senator Jones who made q that the International Merc6 nth rine in 1903 entered into 2l agreement with the Britt q ment to pursue no policy ''in1' to the interest of the British rr' tile marine or to British trado invited to take part in the pn ings. %'E
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
CHICAGO FANS PAID St,OOO,OOO
White SoX and Cubs Say This Amount Was spent to Watch Teams Play Last season.

Chicago. Jan. 27.-At a hearing be- fore the subcommittee of the City Council yesterday on the proposed or. dinance to tax baseball clubs here it developed that Chicago fans paid 31,- 100000 to see major league baseball last year. The White Sox, according to Secretary Harry Grabiner. had q take" of between s4S0.000 and s5S0.- 900 on the Sonth Side last season. while William Vccck. president of the Cubs, estimated that the North Sfd- CTS collected between $SOo.0OO and S45O,000. s-
 Fans will pay a per cent. tax If -the proposed tax ordinance is passed. >ttornex. Aifr1nN Austin. representing
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
SEVEN MEN TO \ TEAM.

Cambridge. Mass. Jan. 27.-Har- ward. Princeton and Yaie in the games of their hockey series this year win play seven men to a team. it was an- nounced yesterday. A proposal 10 change to six-man hockey was con sidered. but was voted down at a con- ference between the hockey head of the universities. which was held at New Haven last night.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
POLO TONIGHT
Fast New Haven 1eam to Play Locals at Professional HaII--Com-
 cdy Preliminary Game Arranged.


 cdy Preliminary Game Arranged.
 The second home game in the Connecticut Roller Polo league w.ll be piayed this evening in the Pro- fessionai hall. formerly the old Tu-- ner hall on Arch street between the locals and tho speedy New Haven five. Reports from the Elm City indicate that the visitors are confident of lowering the colors of the home team tonight. So far. the New Bri- tain club has not met defeat, Meri- den 'wice lowing to a facing. The New Haven club is touted as one of in" strongest in the league, and in games played with the Buicks this season. have always given that team a warm argument.
 game that is bound to provoke oodles of mirth will be played be- tween the Taxi Drivers and the Church street Well Feds" There is considerable rivalry between these two outfits. and it is a case of glory rather than coin that will urge both teams to a victory The Taxi Drivers look for A win due to their acquain- tance with speed. On the other hand, tho Well Feds are not saying much. The preliminary game is scheduled to start at 7:45 o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
WRESTLER MUST QUIT

Princeton. N. J., Jan. 27.-F. Lemoyne Page of Pittsburg. star 1ss pound class wrestler of the Prince ton team, who has won every bout of the year thus far, is out of the sport for the rest of the season. pr. J. Duncan spaeth. head crew coach, put a stop to Pase's brilliant wrestling career. The Tiger rowing mentor esteems Page, who was bow on the Princeton varsity last spring. one of his aces for the approaching season and ordered him to drop wrestling.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
WESLEYAN SELECTS FREY.
Obcrlin Star Is Appointed Coach or
 Baseball at Middletown.

Middletown.- Jan. 27.-Paul o. Frey has been appointed baseball coach at Wesleyan. Frey was grad. uated from Oberlin college last June, where he made an enviable record on the baseball and basketball teams. He was chosen for the position by Dr. Edgar Fauver, professor of phys ical education at Wesleyan college, who is himself an old Oberlin col lege athletic student.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
WOULD BAR HEADIOCK.
s'strangler'' Lewis Must Use His Fa-
 voritc Hold Outside of Gotham.

New York, Jan. 27.-Ed 'Strangler" Lewis, heavyweight champion of the world. must confine his punishing heeadlock hreafter to bouts outside Of this city,or in any case to bouts oth- CT than those promoted by Jack Cur ley. f,
 Responding to the ciamor against this hold. which has became r&ally dangerous in the hands of Lewis. Jack
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
WOULD CHEAT STA1
Pennsylvania Murderer, Und tence of Death, Tries to
 Suicidc-Angry When Pre-

Altoona, Pa, Jan. 17.-Gl Tompkins, sentenced to deatl Blair county court for the| of Mrs. Caroline Humphreysj bria county several years d to commit suicide in the 3ail lidaysburg last night by hans self with a belt fastened to| door.
 The prisoner becominl h his guards released him brc comb and tooth brush and t pieces through the wicket o1 at the guard.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
HAL CHASE DIVORCED.

Cincinnati. Jan. 27.-Mrs. Anna NJ. Chase of this city was yesterday granted a decree of divorce from Hal Chase. former first baseman of the Cincinnati and New York National League baseball clubs, who was last heard from in san Jose. Cal.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
WIN AT LAST
Oh, Man!

Yale Basketball Five Win First Game of Season, Downing Wesleyan 2s to 20. at New Haven.
 New Haven, Jan. 27.-Yalo last night defeated Wesleyan at basket ball, 2s to 20, this being the first vic- tory for the Ellis in six engagements. The home collegians led from the start and at intermission had 20 to I2 advantage. The visitors spurted in the carly part of the second half, coming within points of Yale in the middle of the period.
 Alderman's all round play for Yale and Robertson's game for Wesleyan featured the contest. Robertson tal- lied 10 of his teams points, tossing six of seven goals from foul. One of his goals from the side Of the floor in the middle of the second half was the longest thrown on the Yale floor this season.
 The lineup:
 Yale (2s). Wesleyan (2O). Baither Robison
 Right Forward.
 Left Forward. Alderman Hartman
 Center. peoL King
 Right Guard. T7,vnn Hosdowich
 Left Guard.
 Goals from floor--Alderman 2, Batther 2, Ohley 2, Sheldon, Flynn 7, Neck, Robison. Robertson 2, Hosdo- wich ?. King. Russell; goals from foul. Alderman s of 13: Robertson 5 of :.
 substitutions-Yale: Keck for C. Ohley, Sheldon for Baither, Godell for Peck. Wesleyan: Russell for Robison.
 Referee-Peter Carney; time of halves, % minutes.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
HERE:
kleS Bristol HI. p. H. s.

slsotball ga mes city tomorrow ] street arm ory.
 quintet will | A. C. of Bris- been going as who attend ay night when defeated tho tho wonderful cchey and Me hve been with eyeral seasons. complete tho g q strong bid nghip. Accom- onorrow night of faithful fol- it On their fa- Locals.
 Forced tu play t Captain Ed- dislocated el- Nc with Watsr- will he found rner local boy. ble famo Rs an ooi days. Still d Dixon. will rr
 lSiernan Of the
 win positive @ nuc tomorrow rE VIII follow pluy.
 nnd Hartford ] clash for the on the ioca l Not contest is and the on e coniidcnt that  This .R the on Franklin c rivals meet hnea that the ol have played
 the followers Tcnm.
 with no veter- 
 task that con Cassidy was by
 However. the ht M good clip tenn. Heading holds. a broth g my Reynolds, the school. He
 quintet. and Davis, he had N second team V years foot K along nice
 nbe who are
 new men to ldcnt.
 iiKh is repre-
 and tho sup nd White can victory tomor. i City Ave last mes to New r revenge this
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
N. B, KACEYS BEATEN
Bristol Knights Como Along nt a Fast Clip Toward Close Of Game and Win 26 to 11.

The local Kaceya encountered an- other reverse in the State league ser ies last night. losing at Bristol, 26 to IT, in q warmly contested game. The first half found tho New Britain team holding itE own. and when tho whistle sounded. the locals were on tho long end of 12 to II score. The New Britain team increased it's lead until tho scoro stood IT to 14, but at that time the Bell City five com menced an attack on the baskets that resulted in 12 points in the closing five minutes of play. The New Brit ain team will play at New Haven Sat urday night.
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New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
MASONIC LODGE WINS
Florida Supreme Court Rules That Negro Masons Shall Not Use Square Compass as EmbleTnS.

Miami, Fla, Jan. 27.--Neither of two rival negro Masonic lodges Of Florida are entitled to use the Mason ic square or compass as emblems, Justice George M. Okell ruled here today in decding suit brought by one of the lodges to prevent the other from using the emblenls.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
AWARD
|oung Montreal Meet Cham
 Nc Garden.

Pal Moore of pointed Young Do. R. l.. in n mt hero last ves Moore the Inch. banta m-
 light for the hard and fast da in which
 even. Then
 an occasional Neakon his op- phis lad gained re for the rest i-2 pounds and three pounds ph light heavy Judges decision of Bayonne. \.
 bout. It was earance In the noy Adair. both Mlashtng ten got the judges eiKhed 141 1-4 New York re- ticcision over Amateur light na opening bout dges diaa greed.
 pounds and
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27

Score: Bristol 26, New Britain v: goals from floor. Darlington 4. Get tersloh 5. Downs 3. Lee ?. Reynolds 2, Kiiduff. RestelIi 2, Sheehan: goals from fouls, Darlington, Downs 2, Hes- telli. Sheehan 2: referee. Waters; time of halves, 20 minutes.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27

BOXING BOARD MEASURE.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27

Eggs are lower. Russell Broi
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27

Fresh eggs. 75c dog. Rpr
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27

Field goals. Brown 1, Landgrert 2' C;ennette 5: foul goals, Brown 7, Yankis 3: referee, Vibberts; timer Cross; scorer. Tobin.
New Britain herald., 1921-01-27
New Britain.

Bristol. New Britain. Darlington Reynolds, Dudack
 Left Forward. Gettersloh I<ilduft
 Right Forward. Downs Mahcr
 Center. Leo Eestelli
 Right Guard. Green Sheehan
 Left Guard
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
A SUMEGI "SAKAL"


Januar v6ge fele t0rtent, hogy Su-
meg zalamcgyei varoska egyik szoloJa-
ben Szab6 1stvan uradalmi erd6sz vi
fundandi szep es ertekes kutyaja az
eeyik bince mdllett felallitott csap-
daba keriilt. Mikor a pince tulajdono-
sa kutvat csapdaban talalta, haza
etett es nehany szomszedjaval tert
tGrt vissza, hogy vadallatot, amt sa-
kalnak (reti farkasnak) n6ztek, agyon-
vcrjek. A szegeny allatot azutan lie is
bunk0ztak, hazavittek es k0zszemere
tctt6k XII, hogy lakossag is lathassa a
nem mindennapi, bizonyara verengz6
hestiat. A kiallitott aldozat rendkiviil
Macy hatast kcltett 6s kezdetet vctte
annak talalgatasa, hogy tulaidonkep-
pen mifelc tcrcmtm6ny Ichet A Macy
t0bbseg azutan abban allapodott meg,
hogv semmi mas, mint cr6sen kifeiett
farkas. Ek0zben megjelentek a szak-
art6k is, akik koz0tt egy szaktanar
sint6n ugy velekedett, hogv retifar-
.kas.an Resztvett a velcmenynyilvani-
tasban d ihuzcum igazgat6ja is, aki
sainten r6ti farkasnak min0stcttc IS a
kutylt clfogott pincetulaidcnosnak AIT
aianlotta, hogy Budapestre a muzeum-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
CsEHoRsZAGBAN MEGSZUNTETIK
A K0TELEZO VALLASoKTATAST

Pragab6l jelentik: Most kesziilt el a
kormany az egyhaz es az allan jogvi-
szonyanak rendezeser6l sz6l6 t0rveny-
javaslattal, mely intezkedescket tar
talmaz az iskolai vallasoktatasr6l is.
EFT kerdest kormany javaslata ugy
szabalyozza, hogy ezentul cgyetlen val
lasfelckczet hitoktatdsat sem teszi k0-
telez6 vagy mellektantargygya az is
kolakban, hanem kizar6lag a csaladnak
tartja fem vallasoktatast. Ha azon-
ban a csaladok valamielyike kivanja,
akkor gyermeket felekezetenek papja
lltal oktathatja. Az egyes felekezetek
tankoteles gyermekeinek vallasoktata-
sa az allami felugyelet epsegben tarta-
sa mellett az iskolai 6puletckben is tor
tenhctik ere az esetre az allam az
iskola helyiseg6t az illet6 felekezet lei
keszeinek rendelkez6sere bocsatja.
Nyilvapos jOgu iskolakban vallas-
tanitast erk6lcstannal 6s a polgari ko-
telcssegek ismertet6s6vel fogja p6tolni
a tanrend.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
"NYE PLACIME''

Satoraljaujhelyr6l irjak: A csehekt5l
nyomorgatott Fels6magyarorszagon ja-
nuar elsej6n leptek 6letbe az ui ad6k.
Eszerint fizetni kell tehen utan 500
cseh koronat, 10 800, kutya SO, tyuk 10,
kakas 10 gyiim0lcsfa utan Is cseh
koronat. Marha eladasanal elad6 Is We,
w ad6ja SO korona meszarosok a XII
meresnel kil6nkint ! koronat szolgal-
tatuak be ad6ba. Fist0lt hus kil6nkint
| korona minden utcai ablak evi 90
korona ado ala csik. A k0zellatas ha-
vonkint es fejenkint kil6 kukarica
dara. Amikor kihirdcttek az ere vo-
natkoz6 rendeletet, t6tok nyugodtan,
de elszantan AIT feleltek: "nye placi-
me' (nem fizetiink). A csehek egy
mask mulatsagos rendelete az, hogy
leszedtek a regi hazszamokat, ujakat
osztottak XII $ minden NJ szamert SO
koronat k0veteltck. A t6tok ere nyu-
godtan, de epp oily elszantan at felel.
tex: nye placime.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
A SUsZTER SZERELME

Salamon Antal 90 ewes suszterlegeny
kilenc 6vi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES kit0l
tese utan az elmult ev okt6bereben
Gyula fcle utazva, a vonaton megismer-
kedctt Csap6 J6zsefne uriasszonynya,
ICY irjak a budapesti .lapok. A susz-
tcrleg6ny Odry Arpadnak mutatta be
magat 6s nagybiiszken kijelentette,
hogy 3 most miiveszi turnera utazik.
Az urholgynek nagyon megtetszett a
csinos fatal "miivesz' es annyira ha-
ladtak beszelgetesben, hogy meghiv-
ia magahoz vend6gkepen. Csap6ne Sa-
lamont harom napig vcnd6gkeppen lat
ia a maga lakasan.
A mikor Salamon elutazott ven
dcgsegb6l, az urh0lgy 6szrevette, hogy
t6bb darab ing6saga hianyzik, czek k6
z0tt egy arany karperec, harom moi ing
es cgy par f6lcip6. A rend5rseg elfog
tn susztcrlcg6nyt, es az ugyet most
targyalta Bigmer tablabir6 tanacsa.
Az eln0k kerlestre Salamon kijelentet.
tc, hogy cgyaltalaban mem erzi magat
bun0snek, inert 3 az ing6sagokat SIZE
rclemb6l vitte ell emlekul DR. Fekete
Salamon v6d6je kertc a bizonyitas XII
.egszites6t 6s AIT hangoztatta, hogy /;
suszterlcg6nv az6rt vittc cl az urn6 ci
pGiet mivcl cml6kul es halab6l egy pa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
A d0gei orosz
hercegno regenye
Eltint es megkeriilt hazaspar.
CA budapesti "s Oral Ujsag'
tud6sitasa.

A kisvardaf csendorseget nem-
regiben bizalmasan arrol ertesitet-
tex, hogy szomszedos Doge kob-
segb6l Kantor Sander gazdalkodo
6s felesege nyomtalanul eltiin-
tex es valosziniileg gyilkos me-
renyletnek estek aldozatul. .
Kantor Sander gazdalkodo ne
hany' honappal ezel6tt jott haza
orosz hadifogsagboI, ahonnan Lat
via Matild orosz sziiletesii no sze-
melyeben feleseget is hozott ma
gava1, D0ge kozsegben az orosz
asszonyt mem jo szemmele neztek
Is mindenfele AIT regenyes hirt
terjesztettek r6la, hogy orosz her
cegn3, aki halalosan beleszeretett
a hadifogsagba jutott egyszerii
magyar bakaba. Kiil0n0sen Kan
tor Sandor csaladja mem tudott
megbaratkozni az orosz asszony-
hyh, akit ferje vegre is kenyte-
len. volt felhozni f6varosba, ahol
u .v0r0s kereszt utjan egy sap
pangyarban helyeztc ell. kantol
Nisszatert faluba, ahonnan q
iBudapesten el6 Latvia Matildnal'
!csakhamar AIT az Hzenetet kuld
tick, ,hogy a ferjc meghalt es ne is
keresse ,t6bb6.
Termeszctese' hoey szerelmes
asszony az ertesitesre D9ge sk0z
segbe sietctt, ahol. a falubelieE
csak megerkezese est6jen lattak
de azutan nyoma veszett es vel,
egyiitt a f6rie is eltiint A kis
vardai csend6rs6g napokon a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10
lE=@ClE1ME-lE=
/ ID HIREK AZ OHAZAB0L ii b

max kuldjc fel, ahol sulyos ezreseket
fizetnek 6rte f szakv6lemenyek folly
tan a siimegi szor1<kereskedok a hires
vadol6nek egyremasra tettek a veteli
ajanlatokat. Az igazsag drdekeben
meg kell jegyezni, hogy szomoru sors-
ra jutott ujfundlandi kutyat nehanyan
felismertek, de ezeket a tomeg szak-
ertokkel egyitt lehurrogta. Ebben a
ziirzavarban t0rtent, hogy az uradalmi
erdesz, aki a kutyajat mindenhol ke-
reste, szinten megnezte k0zszemlere
kitett sakalt es abban sajat huseges
ebet ismerte fel. Ell is szallitotta nyom-
ban es kertjeben egy orgonafa t0ve-
ben eltemette. Icy ert veget Simegen
a haromnapos szenzacio, amely persze
vegiil nevetesbe fulladt es amelyen meg
most is mulatnak azok, akik .osztjak
nehai i6 E0tv0s Karoly anna velemenyet'
amt szakert6krGl sokszor hangozta-
tott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-10

hiaba nyomozott titokzatosnak
latszo iigyben, mig vegre is bu-
dapesti rendorseg nyomozasat
k6rtek.
A f6kapitanysag detektivjei
csak egy napig nyomoztak ebben
az iigyben es megallapitottak,
hogy a fatal hazaspar mem esett
semmifele gyilkos merenyletnek
aldozataul. Latvia Matild egy-
szeriien hazug ertesites utan Do
gere ment az uraert, akit a falu-
boil Budapestre felhozott es most
Kantor Sandorral egyitt a f6ya-
rosban el es mem t0r6dik t0bbe a
falusi parasztok pletykalodasai-
val.
A YoungstoWnban lako sok do
gel honfitarsat bizonyara erdekli
a fenti hazai hir.