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The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
What's Going
On Today

Norman Hapgood. 90 address Con-
sumers' League. INA n street
$50 p. m
woman's Welfare Association
rummage sale, 1o12 Eleventh street
northwest, all day.
Ca-fornia state Association.
Thomson School, 8 D. m.
Mems Club Of ST Luke's Church.
S:3O p. m
women's City Club. housing dis
cussion. 8 y. m
Chemical Society. cosmos club.
p. m.
washington Amateur Swimming
Club, once Of T. p. c. Wills, Nun
sey Building. 9 p m.
w. c. 7. u. convention. First
Congregational Church. all day.
Park View Mothers Club. Park
View School, 3:I5 y. m.
Chrysanthemum show. AErioul-
tural Department greenhouse, Four
teenth and b streets northwest all
day.
Dane. By 7. W. H A. Hotel R.-
leigh. Q .. m
Missiop service. St. Psurs English
Lutheran Church. Eleventh and X
streets northwest i:I5 .. m.
washington Salon and United
Arts Society, the Playhouse, 1914 y
street northwest. .. m.
Cadets competitive drill. George
town University.
! Lunchoon In aid Of army chap
! lain service. by Chief Chaplain John
7. AKton. Army and Navy Club.
p. m
! Red Cross roll call meeting. 1914
street northwest IL a. m.
Kit Carson Post. G. A. r. Hall
1919 Pennsylvania avenue north
west. 9 p. m
Abraham Lincoln Council. A A
r. l., 1871 street northwest, .. m
Wellington Roo. Chinese AmbAs-
.. sado1 TO speak at meeting Of
woman's Alliance Of All Souls
. Church. KHckerbocker Thester,
IL q m.
Mothers Club. Orr School. Sp.m
Opening Of womsn'S City Gut
grill. noon.
Lecture at First Church Of Christ
, Columbia road, by John sidney
Braithwaite, evening.
1 Mothers Club Of Randle High.
! lands holds monthly meeting at Orr
School building, p. m.
Civic section Of the women's City
Club, - Jackson place at s .. m
Annual meeting OF the Con
sumerI League at l7l4 y sire
$3.50 p. m.
First meeting Of California Sts'r
Association at Thomson Scho".
p. m
Armistiee celebration by Bsnne.
ker Club IN lobby OF Y. n. c. e.
p. m.
Soiree Of United Arts Society q
the Playhouse. 1914 n street sp. 0
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
Bright Sayings
of the Children

To celebrate JuIia's birthday we
Invited thirty-five little girls to a
party for her. All but one child
brought a present.
Julia. didn't bring you a pres
ent. What must I do?" she said
Never mind" said Julia, all the
others brought me something, so
will let you come free"
N P.
Philip was playing football when
he heard his father calling. The
boys urged him to stay and fnish
the game, but he replied: Cant
stop. kids. when he talks in that
voice" ]. w.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10

To carcature draw face figure with certain
of resemblance the real person object but exaggerated
enough make the picture comic For examples Figure shows
the profile of he really is Figure shows his carca
The most features of his face his and lips
and snng forehead have been Note that while
the feature has been made comic there still enough resemblance
to make it possible to recognize the subject
Figure is President Harding
brows have been exaggerated well his and firm mouth
Good faces those of President whose
smile teeth and jaw outstanding (see figure d. William
J. Bryan hgwe Sd and the late Theodore Roosevelt Perhaps
the easiest Of all Roosevelt
teeth the prominent features
Caricaurng makes good hobby Have your friends
for you Or carcatre from photographs.
to make side view of than it is to
make front view Figure is three-quarters view.
Often possible to exaggerate persons clothing and thus
better comic effect subject collar,
for example, his collar large pants bag greatly
at the knees them in picture. he has
freckles, exaggerate them.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
The
Involuntary
Vanp
By Mildred K. Barbour

CoHtinHed from Yesterday.
At least she would be able to re-
lieye Johnston's anxiety regarding
she receipt of his own note. she
thought. But when she had touched
the pen to paper she realized that
she had THE dificult task OF inditing
sentences with a double entendre.
1t was also necessary to remember
that Johnston was supposed to be
heer iance and to couch her letter
in endearing terms accordingly.
After a few minutes thought she
wrote:
dearest Lynn-Am amazed and
distressed to hear about everything.
Do try to get well soon. Be assured
that I will do what can. / have
missed you dreadfully this evening
though Senior Dominguez has been
most kind and generous. I shall
not be able TO sleep for thinking
what is best to be done for you.
Devotedly, Diana
She handed the letter to the wait
ing Spaniard.
'wil you read Il, please?"
He looked at her In surprise.
But. really. senorita"-
Realizing her error in the posi-
BILE betrayal OF the fact that she
knew that Johnston was under
guard, and yet wanting to see just
what effect her message would have
upon Dominguez, she said quickly:
ct merely wanted you to see that
7 made no mention OF the converse
tIon you and I had earlier this even
ing. In case decide to-er-ac-
cept your proposal. I should natur-
ally prefer that Mr.. Johnston didn't
know anything about II until the
last possible moment"
His smile was significant.
'T assure you that Senior john
ston will not know anything about
IT." he said as he bowed himself out
Of the room.
Diana sank down on the couch
with suddenly trembling knees.
His suave words undoubtedly
meant that. IL she accepted his pro-
posal, Johnston would be put out OF
the way by a surer means than
bribery.
INsTALLMENT XXXIV.
Escape.
Diana waited until DomingueZ $
footsteps had receded along the
corridor and then she turned oack
to the Mexican girl and held out her
hand for Johnston's letter and the
roll Of bills.
The girl took them out Of the
front Of her dress and handed them
over. Her expression was completely
inscrutable.
Once more Diana went through her
sign-formula, indicating the bills.
herself. an outward motion of her
arm. and the proffering OF the roll
Of money to the girl.
The latter nodded understandingly
and rose from her kneeling posture
on the iioor.
With swift motions Of her brown
hands. she indicated that Diana was
TO go to bed.
She made a gesture as II to blow
out the candles, then lifting Diana's 9
arm which held her wrist-watch, she
pointed to three o'clock on the
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10

sent Buddy. IN years old. 20
wash his hands for lunch and he
came back rather quickly. said.
why, Buddy. you couldn't wash
your hands so soon" and he held
them up to show me that he had
washed just his right one. looked
rather sstonished. and he said.
why. don't you know / don't eat
wiv only one hand?"
Mrs A. J. C.
Beulah got a new set OF furs for
her birthday, but she positively re-
fused to wear them. Her mother
coaxed and begged in vain.
One day she said. ''Beulah, why
won't you wear your pretty fursT'
why. mamma smiled Beulah.
condescendingly. do you think I'm
zoo?" /. D. A.
Harold had q bulldog that was Q
great protector for the child, but
he was cross with strangers
Harold" ! said, what II Dandy
got cross with your"
20. he is trained to wag his tall
at me and TO use his bark on
strangers" he told me.
c. A R.
Jeanne came over 20 see me, and
brought her friend Nancy. asked
them IL they were having a good
time playing house
Jeanne replied No.
! asked her why.
%. cause Nancy plays bull
headed" she answered LIS.
The color OF goldfish is modified
by changing the amount OF mineral
substances in the water
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
Forward Passing.
Written especially for this news
paper by


Written especially for this news
paper by
Lawrence Walquist,
Captain, University of Illinois.
Constantly practice throwing
the ball on the dead run. be-
cause most all passes are thrown
on the run. A passer that can
throw accurately on the run Is
invaluable because the op-
ponents cannot detect whether
he is to run or pass. The passen
should always fake a run, and
try to draw the secondary in or
away from the play.
The thrower should never
throw IL he has fumbled, unless
the field is clear. and even then
1t Is risky. Never take the
chance OF losing the ball. An
other thing the passer should re-
member Is to cover up" all his
passes; that is, get between the
goal post and where the pass
has been thrown so,. In case of
interceptance, he hss a chance
to tackle the man who has inter-
cepted. Covering up" Is i'm
portant and should be practiced
all of the time whether the ball
is caught, fumbled or inter-
cepted. -.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10

Of all nations will achieve an
unrivaled power for the guaran-
teeing of international justice
and peace"-this is one of the
things being accomplished by
the children of America through
the National Children's Fund of
the Junior Red Cross.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10

Little willie-'Pass me the
butter"
Mother (reproachfully) - eff
what, Willie?' a. ...-
"If you can reach it."
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10

That boy is ineurably lazy"
said the teacher to the prInci-
pal, pointing out Samuel. IL told
him yesterday TO. write a COM
position on the Mississippi River.
He wanted to know II he
couldn't change 1t 70 the Penob-
scot"
"Why7"
TOO many Is to dot"
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
MIsunderstood.

Johnny had a dog which he
had raised from a pup, and he
was devoted to IT. One day the
dog was run over by a car and
killed. Johnny's mother hated to
break the news, but when she
told her son he cried only a lit
tie and did not make nearly as
much fuss as she expected.
That night just before supper.
Johnny's mother suddenly heard
him bowling as though his heart
was broken. She rushed to see
what was the matter. SISTER
says Paddy was killed" he
sobbcd.
"BJt I told you that this
neon" his mother said, "and you
seemed to get over it all right"
IT thought you said daddy" he
walled.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
The Scientists.

The Scientists.
The scientists, the scientists, they
say We shall not kiss.
They would deny the, youthful
wooers their small cup, of bliss.
All oscillation is taboo because.
alas, alack,
There are ten million microbes in
one adolescent smack.
The scientists would pass a law to
bring this to an end,
Because the lovers kiss is but the
undertaker's friend
The scientists, the scientists, they
teach US how to live.
Longevity's a subject upon which
advice they give.
Each one has his own system, and
it's seldom they agree.
But still they shoot their wooZy
bunk and jazz at you and me.
Obeying them, we're sure to live
forever and a day.
But even Chese wise scientists are
known TO pass away.
Professor Starr of-Chicago Unit
versity says there are no beautiful
Flo Ziegfeld.
The News of HOppertown.
Hank Tumms' wife has caused
consid'ble CONSERVATION among
her friends here by announce at the
sewin' bee that he is goin' down
to the city next Wednesday to have
a fit. IT seems as though it is just
as CHEAP and a little more handy
to have a fit at home II a person
has got to have one. Later-We
have learned that Hanks wife is
only buyin' a new dress down to
the city. The gentlemen in our
midst have decided to give a musical
comedy show at Tibbett's opry
house in the near future for the
benefit of Wide Awake Hose Com
pany No. l. The company is all out
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
School XeHs

Clickety! Clackety!
Sis. boom. bah!
Ricketyi Rackety!
We win! RAH!
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
And They Say We Have Prohibition,
Let's Flag These.

The steamer is limping back t.
port"
THE police are at work on the
case
He caught his wife In the CO
respondent's automobile"
.'The gunman lodged Into the
crowd and escaped"
AN unknown woman was seen
leaving the taxicao."
She was a queen OF the boot
leggers." =,
"The investigating committee will
report later"
'she is a leader Of the youne
married set"
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
Jack Is Taught
ALesson When
Plans Change

Jacks continual teasing was
the plague of the family. Every
one from the cat to the cook sur
fered. Seedlings and punish
nuent couldn't stop him.
His older sister. Mildred. had
the hardest time Of all. 1t
seemed to her that her young
brother must lie awake nights
thinking Of new ways to tease
her.
One evening after dinner Mil
dred followed him out to the
porch and said Gleadingly,
Listen, Jack. some of my friends
are coming over for a fortune
telling party tonight. Please
promise me you won't bother
US"
"Aw, why don't you want me
around?' Jack muttered. Mother
doesn't care If 1 hang around
you"
81 know" pleaded Mildred.
but she doesn't understand how
It Is. You know very well you
wouldn't like it II L insisted on
going with you and your bunch
every time you go fishing or to
the movies"
Well, all right" Jack agreed.
"I'n go over to Ralph's tonight"
He went of, whistling, around
the corner. Then he grinned.
continued around the block and
slipped in the back way. He
tiptoed into the empty parlor and
hid behind the plano in the
corner. 'I'll just stay at her old
party long enough to get even
with her for trying to ditch me-"
he planned. Then I'll get her
to give me a quarter to go to the
movies with Ralph" He chuck
led as he tried to settle himself
more firmly in his uncomfortable
hiding place.
Suddenly he thought he heard
his mother and Mildred whisper
ing nearby. He strained both
ears to hear. II was Mildred
saying, -Oh. that's all right,
mother. really forgot that
Wednesday was the night you
had invited the Bible class. Wen
have our fortune telling over at
Pegs"
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
ON THE SPUR OF THE MOMENT
py Pow X MOTIF TON
By ROY K. MOULTON.

OF hose and they also need a new
hose cart. hook and ladder, engine
engine house and new uniforms
About the only thing the company
does not need is speaking
trumpet. The one they have now is
in very good order. The show has
been written by our poetess of
passion, Miss Euphemia Nudge. anc
the music by ZSchariah Tanner, the
accomplished and versatile bass
drummer iII the silver Cornet band
And They Say We Have Prohibition
A certain well-known congress
man who voted for prohibition tolc
friends that he saw a bowlegged
taxi the other day.
/ knew a certain fellow
AS poor as poor could be,
Who never had a cent to spend
As even you and me.
But prohibition came along
He bought in lots OF stun,
And now he owns a car or two
Because he's a bootlegger ano
has hundreds Of friends who DOM
have the time to get a prescription
from the doc.-Herbert Feldman'
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10
Double to Hip
.Petticoats
Special, SIS

Klosht Silk Jersey has been fashioned
into another charming as well as highly
serviceable petticoat in this model, double
to hip-with 2s-inch hem, making it
the really suitable petticoat to wear with
the thinnest of dresses. You may have
this in rust, violet, green. taupe, brown,
whirlpool, navy and black.
Pettieoat Section, Third ncor.
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10

The color OF goldfish is modified
by changing the amount OF mineral
substances in the water
The Washington herald., 1921-11-10

Continued Tomorrow.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24

Mely undor fog el pro Is kontra rt ckkek olvasa-
sakog.
Csonka- -Magyarorssag szepved, ehezik es nyomorog
unkasai sokkalta obban erik rettenetes beke suite
hatasat, mint gazdag bankar es foldesur osztay. A
unkas halgat tir 6s szenved de magyar marad es dol
gonna hazaert mig azok akik ko1manyra kerilnek,
part vitakban, szemeyes kerdesek megodasaban, pana
max khasznalasaban meritik ki erejuket.
A debreceni eset dokumentuma a f6ktelen aropagan-
danak, Dokmentuma annak hogy mai irany yban veze-
tet Magyarorszag csak melyebben slyedhet mocsrba,
aaeyben hever
Mem keresztenyek es mem zsid6k azok akik deb
rece ocsnanysagot ekovettek Mem Istent hv0 es feo
enberek azok, akik ba1mey kurzus szogaataban Ur
hazanak megbeesteentesere vallakoztak Mem keresz-
teny oyan kzus es zsido olyan ellenkurzus,
amely 0nonmagat tagadja meg, amikor barmey temp
lomot anneyben egy IAent imadnak, meggyalaz.
Ne t6rj6k odabaza fejiiket azon hogy melyik kur-
zusra kenjek tempom gyaazast AIT mem k6vethettek
el masok, mint poganyok.
Hagyjak mar egyszer felbe ku1zusozast. Az ameri-
kai magyarsag mndinkabb undorodk t6le. Dogozzanak
magyar nep6rt, magyar haza6r minden kurzus mel
kill. Egyre emlegetk, hogy mennyre igy meg mennyire
amugy amerika magyarsag, amelyet habolu el6tt
Imegvetettek, leneztek 6s kopcseszenek n6ztek.
Eleg volt cifra komediabo. Eleg volt ielszavak-
Ib6l.
Tessek dolgozni odahaza Dogozni nyitan, becsii-
Ietes magyar modra Dolgozni ak katholikus refoma-
tus vagy zsid6 addig mig magyaru erez es nagyar be-
sze Fere poltikava es anak kulssza m0g6 rei0 ha-
zaellenes harcava
ITALIAN debrecen tett ferazza nepet. ITALIAN leve-
tik kurzusok maguk koyacsolta nyiget Hagyiuk a
vallast es nezzik hazat
AIT hsszik, hogy Macy atalanossagban ez az ameri-
kai magyarsag kivansaga.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24
"Hiszek egy Istenben, hiszek egy hazaban
Hszek egy Isteni 0r0k igazsagban,
Hiszek Magyarorszag feltamadasaban!
Amen
CsoNKA MAGYARORsZAG MEM oRSzAG,
EGEsz MAGYARoRsZAG MENNYoRSzAG.
Washington szuletesnapja

Kedden eg6sz Amerika megiilte W Washington dyorgy-
mex, Egyesilt Allamok legnagyobb szabadsaghose
sziiet6snapjanak 6vforduojat.
Washington Gyorgyben amerikai nenzet apJa
eml6let 6rzi meg. Eppen ugy, mint mi magyarok Kos
suth Laiost aanknak nevezzk ugy amerlkaiak mint
apjukat tiszteik Washington Gy0rgyot bevandorot-
Dol amerkai polgara lett magyar Washington ilnnepen
has Swivel g6ndol ARA hogy mve tartozik Amerika
max 6s anna ak eszeve es ava eheove tette hogy
ma a vilag leggazdagabb Observation-Disclosures es legsza
badabb olszagban 6het Washington Gy0rgy orszaga ma
ogalom es foldrajz egys6g, amey egyszerien egy
orszag hataran bell let fodteret Az Egyesilt ALA
nok ha6kot mentsvarat es bodogulast nyujtott Vag
mndcn orszagabo ildozott staciot megjart embe
rex noinak Ma lit keressiik kenyerinket lit newell
M csaladnkat, lit elnk szabadon es megelegedetten,
mas olszagokban nep nyomorog, chez, mem tud ha-
boru utn isn6t labara alani Washington orszaga
egyetlen ma f0dkereksegen aho t0bbiekhez viszo-
nvitva rend nyugalom, bekesseg es boldogsag honol
Exert illet hala Washington Gy0rgyot kiil0nosen a
bevando1olt idegen r6sz6r6l. Legyen idegen,
hogv mne el0bb magaba sylvia megeItse Washington
szelem6t amely is eppen olyan eros, eppen olyan
tszta mint volt akkor, amkor megszabaditotta gyar
1natoka Anglia zsarnok 0nk6nye al6l. Ak Washington
eet6t tanulmanyozza cseekedeteit szemgyre vesz es
eszme meg6ti gazi amerikai lesz barho rngot is boil
csGie Az bevandorolt ak lit or0kre letelepedett,
legszebben ugy innepelheti Washington szuetesenek
em6k6t, hogv megeros leket orszaghoz erzett hi-
sGgben es hogy alave magat mnden tekintetben Wash
ington Gyorgv orszaga szta eszmeinek, amit maame-
rikanizmlsfak neveznek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24
4 debreceni gyaldzat
Mem szeretiiik hazulrol elkezo hireket

Mem szeretj hazulrol ell1ez0 hireket.
Kjlonosen utaljuk az olyan hreket ameyek meg
mndig napnal is vlagosabban mutajak hogy elveteme
det erkolcsikdt teesen levetet emberek kereszteny
es nemzet elszavak aat oily dolgoka kovetnek e anne
lyek egyenes een6tben allanak inden kereszeny
mevel es minden nemzeti erzessel.
Macy megdobbenessel ovastuk debreceni nagy
templom, a kalvinsta Roma szekesegyhazanak undok
megbecsteleniteset
Az ilyen cselekedet mem Iehet mas, mint 0riiltnek
ette Mem tdelezheto fel hogy magukat keresztenyek
mex vagy egy stent hvoknek neyezo emberek kepesek
vonanak listen hazat oily galadul meggyalazn Mem hi
hetik hogy Magyarorszag, amey hires volt feekezeti
tilelmerol egmegvetendobb felekezet hare szin-
helye volna.
Meg sokka pszkosabb hogy egy templom meggya-
lazsa vegi politka propaganda celait szolgaija Az
ugynevezett ikuzus apok, ha mem is egeszen nyiltan
de fere ertheto modon zsidokra fogjak emplon
meggyalazasa kavinista zsd6 kezekben levo sato
peg, ha is eljesen nyltan de set fere mem ert-
het0 modon klerlals katholiksokra igyekszk kenni
a lallatlan tett ertelmi szerzoseget
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24

v menekSk egy darab szenet fat min
den ranynd nssyobb sknk arana de sznts hetetsn ast
lmegszereznuk.
Budapest Is egsz Keeeur6pa gyemekeine termezetesen
erk0cs cricket talalhaunk
gyermekek teesep kepenek enyem es tied kozot konb
seget felfogni ~~e @s st~s %@
Hat oham esz mar vege ennek sok borzaiomnak ennek
e MI akk 0zelr6 atjuk
ogokat maguk r6zta6 va6sgabn ugy erez hogy igaz
hboru meg kezdod6t haboru meyet feher fa
nenee ke megvivn Mem tettnk semmit azza hogy fegy
verre megnyerk haboru ha mentjGk habou afat
Ian aldozatait gyermekeket p &#
Ez valiant vdam level de een egesz vag
tt Cak egyeten vigazao dolgot mondhatok hogy
megsznk minden het6 hogy nyomousagot t3ln het6leg
enyhtsk a 6ria feadatot vesszuk tekntetbe mele
Den alunk sajno sok nit ehetink meg egalabb nem
menysugar vigasztalan s0tetsegben s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24
Megteszunk minden lehetot
Rose Wilder Lane Amerkai Vereskeeszt parish eveeosn
tudositasa
Paris, 1921 ianuar 20.

Parls 1871 Januar ~
Ezen en egy eur6pa level csak oyan ehet egy k6r
ha begszoba jelente mel l elet ds a k0z hare re
letei de Won le bel6le k0vetkezteteseket.
multi honapban vasuti teherkocsi kUdtnk megakva
Verekeres adomanyva Buapestre hatvanarom kocs
6cbe izenharom Montenegr6ba zenneg Konsannapoyba M
ancaorszag kuonboz6 rebe nyoc Abanaba h Csehosova
kiaba harom.
Az hatvanharom kocsi rakomany, am ell tudunk uttatn
PedOw kaptanyhoz mS s6nhany evagta osszekottet6
udapestte akkor erkezet mkor Pedow kapay k6sgbeen
gyekezet mgmenen dunapart gyonyou varos ort6ne leg
Seervesebb nek bozama6 halaloza arany ketszerese
zie arannak es haoak fee kis gyermekek k0z ker XII
Az meszaas amit nyomor vi vegbe szeencseen ks arat
anok kozott feumulja Herod kaonanak veres munkaat
magyar k6rhazak teheeenek haldokl6 gyermekek
laval ben akk tdovez dozatai ami etben csak lassu
chen pusztuas orvos kezse harom even auli pe
kek kozot ag zb6 he angok6rban csa
orvos kifejezese ehezes csontokra va6 hatasanak
Miyen het jovoe annak nemzetnek, melynek z
Ike KOHL he nyomorek testte kez eetet gyermekk
fele feadja ee foyaott kzdemet mie6tt don6pen
megkezde vona9 Hogyan menthe magat a nemz mey
mex mines eg eemsere f6 tel hdege ellen mines
mines ovosag hzat pedg ak rongyokat papiro
hasznalhatnak?
Budapestnek nagyszerU k6razai kn6 orvosa sebesze
apo6n6 vannak iknek udasa gyakorata esSrangu
agyakra huzanak za pd6 ha meghat egy beeg
inert nncsen sappn meeg viz mossho sebeke lehe
renesen bekotozn nncsen eeg onit6 seer pap
k0eek all orovosok rendekezre Az uszuottek meg is
t6bbnye paprosba takark Mnen k6rhaz kapo ugyan
rka de annyit amennyire sksg
yasut allomaokon hat6agok kl0n heyeztek ell azokat
yapt kocska mlyek skaahan szenved6 menekuek eged
ohona koek be vannak zarva nagy yoros pakaokka
figyemeztetk t0bb meneket hogy oenek k0zel jar
vaayes keesikhoz vagonak6k gyemeke haldokona lit sza
nazsakokon uagpaprba szuek e6 akk
lehetnek ertiik semmit.
Koottuk egez varos ehesen fazva haldok Tz csaad
kozu cak egyn tze6j hogy meeg 6telt fSzhesse Az
kolakat meg nyoak kepesek azokat ften
gyarak mamok @ p6kmuhelyek nagyresze zrva villa
yosok nagyon rkan kozekednek ucak soek ha
zakbsn is csak harom lampast szabad egetni. 4
zen draga magyar penz vsarl6 eeje kulf0ldop
yan ckf hogy kormany reme mar ten zenet hozni
Budapestre Ezaa butooka agyaka s6t meg pad6kat is
izelk es emterek fely a. uiott bobnetest6l
ahol csak talalnak tizel6 anyagot, elopjak. ~
vagonlak6k heyzete szine ekepzehetetlenul borzama
Kezerotszaz vasut eerkocs szoga haku azona meneku
knk akket reg Magyarozag romjan ept vi orszagokb6
kkergettek Mndennap varhat6 hogy uabb huszezer %
gyermeket ognak kzn SERBIA aal elfoga teru
tekro akk szinn ak6nak szmat fogjak no
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-24

Magyarok, sohasem fogtOk masok
karan tanulni Is ol,llni? MiSrt par
toljatok az idegent,. tavolban lev6
ismeretlent?
Ha penzt akar kildeni, haza utazni.
csaladjat kihoaatni haj6jegyre, ok
manyokra vagy k6zjegyz6d agyek ell
intezesere van sziiksege, forduljon a
harminc ev 6ta ismert Greg, de becsii-
letes bankarhoz. Cimem a r6gi:
INTERNATIONAL BANK
G.. ". HAMORY
1919 N. Phelps st., Youngstown, O.
Az Erie Depothoz kozel.