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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06
Apponyi es a Habsburgok

Csak ahat be Magyarorszag nezetek hgaJaba, ha
veglegen emond Habsburgokr6 Addig, mig tor
tnk k antant mindg foga akadayozn fovete Ere
nagyon k0nnyen lehene mondan hogy hzen
bal egy kettore segthetnk hiszen nemznek
5ket tobbe ortltnk, hogy megszabadutunk toluk
Iyenformn csakugyan ell lehene inzni gesz dolgo
anny holt bzonyos hogy magyar haani akar
Habburgok vsszaeresero doog azonban vaosagban
konny Mer peldul el6a Apponyi Albert gro akt
nemregea ugy nnepetek ohon mna va6gos Mozese enne
Magyarozagnak E6a agyonnnepet Appony mondja
hogy addg am k0vee beleavatkozas Magyar
orszag egbensobb jogaba lnkabb mond Lgaba
val6 evetelr6l semhogy megtagadja ezt jogat r.,
kerdes azonban hogy osz pokus fee nmzet jogok
vagy Habsbugok miatt aje? Mi nkbb ut6bbit gyanuk
nemznek votak nagyobb es vannak enn ameyekro
0bb poitikua egyu Apponyi lie emondott Lemondtak
eszato reszek6 etk hogy hadsereg nagysa-
gat nemzetgyes hatarozza hanem nagyhaa
ak, pdg hat volna Lemondtak inert
lemonda ltal eerek nagyobb szkseg VOLT mint
ogok hangoztara Mar most mire nagyobb silk
hogy Magyarorsag tagja egyen Nemzetek Lga
nak hogy Joga egyen ha tetszk nek Habs
bugokat vzahvni? Apponyi szernt nkabb all agok
orszag Habsburgokr6 mond e nkabb elves
e6ny agsag jarna Cha ugyan cakugyan ar)
okoskoda amt magyar essze gen ehet
megereni Az egesz csak o hogy Apponyt korlvevo
egye obban csokkenn lit is AIT szokak mondani hogy
Appony egnagyobb magyar. Ha igaz listen,
lyenek lehetnek obbek?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06
Mi lesz :?

ha mnden foyk lit ovabb ahogy eddig
max magukka KorUonk predjara ftekeny elenseg gyri
orosabbra korenk szorun Szees vagon
egyen bratunk zovegesunk f0haamak csak
anakodnak mkpen aazzanak meg obban bennunke
egy k0zouk, ai beatna non szerz6des vegreha
hataaga ak megkserelne hogy mogat6 kezet nyujtson
akossaga Europa eksmerhez haszaan
k onrndekezes jogaert kormany hasaan bony
gtja gaza sk ek konok makacssag all szemben veluk
Kpotika lit all teljes redmenyteensegevel mely beke
kotese 6a egyetn va6d 0vo bztat6 cet udo erni
bepokaban meg svarabb vergodes fogyasztja eletere
szegeny nemzetnek partok o0kos maakodasa haomert
uzeszer potkusok keegbesett fnekede tarcak utan
oszerdekek deg ervnyese partcok onz6 e6retorese
vaar ckssza aacsonytottak lie kozeetet
Meguuo boanyok kin panamak amelket egyk part
khaszna mask part tud meton een mergs gazakkal
megok evego kozelet erkocs fehr viragat rot sznkb
hervaszk Kozben Observation-Disclosures n0vksk dragasag
Is puzu kozeposzay Zuan valua all termeles Is nncsen
senk, egy ember part nemzetgyulesben hogy
yalam obbat varhassunk Le kormanyvalsag le
egyik vagy mask MINISTER ervenyele potika fele
osseg kormanyzat hibakert es tkos vsszaeeseker mar
mindegy Ezeken jartokon rendszeen mar
git Mnden rendszer megere ebukasra akor
szgos szempontok obogo tudja obbe szeme es part
harcok huama foe emn Mines mas segsg endszervaozas
ke mas embek mas pak mas gondoatok Is mas ekocsok!
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06
CSEH HADJARAT A MAGYAR
EGYESttLETEK ELLEN.
Egymas ut&n oszlatjak fel fel-
videki magyar egyesiileteket. -
A g0m0ri muzeum cseh kezen. -
Mi lesz Tompa Mihaly
relikviaival?
A Magyarsag cikke. :

A cseh kormany h6napokkal
ezel0tt bek0vetelte az 0sszes fell
videki magyar egyesiiletek alap-
fszabalyait, azutan rendeletet a
dott XII, hogy minden egyesiilet
nyolc napon be1ul feloszlatas ter
he mellett k0teles olyan ertelem-
ben m6dositott vi lalapszabalyo-
kat beterjeszteni, amelyek see
rint:
a) a targyalasi nyelv els6scr-
ban tot es
b. feloszlatas vagy megsziines
eseten az egyesiileti vagyon "cseh
szlovak" hazafias celokra fordi-
tando.
Az osszes felvideki magyar
egyesdletek csekelyebb rosszat
valasztva kenytelenek voltak az
oktrojalt alapszapaly-modosi
foganatositani. Ugylatszik, hogy
G. esehek csak ere vartak, inert
most egymas utan oszlatjak fel
nAkik mem tetszo egyesiileteket
es vagyonukat egyszeriien elko-
hOzzaE "a, cSeh allamkaSSZa jayara
Ez s szomoru sors els6sorban
G0m0rmegyei Muzeumegyesu-
letet erte. Ez rimaszombati E.
gyesiilet 8 Felvidek egyik leger-
tekesebb muzeumanak volt a tu-
lajdonosa.
A gomori macy csaladok ado
manyaibol j0t. " a muzeum let
re es tiszfan magyar irodalmi es
tortenelni emlekeket gyiijtott
Tompa Mihalynab igen ertekes
relikviai es k0nyvtiranak egy
resze nyertek lit elhewezest. A
csehek az egyesiiletet egesz egy-
szeriien feloszfattak, vagyorat ell
koboztak, Ia muzeum igazgat5jat
Loysch fogimnaziumi igazgat6t
k0telesseg nemteljesites cimen ell
mozditottak es helyebe a gom0ri
cseh tanfelGgyelot iiltettek.
A felvideki magyarok mem sr
laptalanul agg6dnak Ia muzeun
ertekes targyainak sorsa felett e.
csak az az egy vigaszuk van
hogy Andrassy Denes gr6fnal
milliokat ero hagyateka veletle
nil meg Budapesten, Szepmu
meszeti Muzeumban van es ig.
mem jutott hodit6k kezere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06
Jobb munkat kap ha gepeszeti es
mechanical konyveket .vesz 6s tanul.
Kaphato REss LAsZL0 Is FIAI-nal.
$50 East Federal, k0zel Watthoz.

Statement of the Ownership, Management Cir.
culaton, etc, required by the Act of G9nsress OF
August "a. 1912, of Anerikai Magyar Hiriap, pub.
shed weekly at Youngstown, Ohio for October i92i.
State of Ohio,
County of Mahoning, ee.
Before me- Notary Public in and for the State
and county aforesaid, personally appeared ~.
Crosshandler, who, having been duly sworn accord
ing to law, depose and that he is the Business
Manager of the Amerikai Magyar Hirap and that
the. following is, the best of his knowledge and
belief, true statement Of the ownership manage
ment fand il daily paper the circulationD, etc.,
of the aforesaid publication for the date shown in
the above caption required by the Act OF August
"a, 1912, embodied in section 443, Postal Laws and
Regulations, printed on the reverse of this form,
to-wit:
L. That the names and addresses of the pub
Usher, editor, managing editor, and business man
Publisher, The United Printing Company, P. o.
Box AIT, Youngstown Ohio.
| Editor. Ernest N Nemenyi. 800 West Federal
| street.
Business Manager, N. Crosshandler 800 West
! Federal street. .s
| 2. That the owners are, (Cive names and ad-
dresses Of individual owners. or. If corporation.
give its name and the names and addresses OF
stockholders. owning holding per cent or more
Of the total amount of atcek)
Mr. James Gutridge. City; Mr.. L. B. burger
City; Mr.; NJ Cros.handlsr. City; Mr.; Charles
Mr. j. Kraja, City: Nit. Maurice S. Cook.
City; Mr. H. Rand. City: Eugene Crow.
City; Ignace Schwartz, City; David kfhd City;
Chsrles Ephrsm, City; Mrs. Bertha CuuAdge, City;
Mrs. Ethel Rand. City; Mrs. Emily Mathewh City
| 3. That the known bondholders, mortgages and
othr security holders owning or holding per cent
or more of total amoant Of bonds, mortgages. OF
other securities If there are s0ne 50 ssats-)
/ None.
| a. That the two psrssrsphs nsxt above, giving
the names Of the stockAodszs, and security
holders. If any, contain only the list of stoek.
holdefs and security holde1t o fhC appesr upsa
the books Of the company but also, in easss where
the stockholders security holders @ppsa1 spoa
the books Of the eomYAsy q t,ussse d II aay
other fdueary relation. the Daute q tsc pctpaa e
corporation for whom such Trustee acting is given
also that the said parsgrsphs contain state.
mspts emb.sens etfi4st's MI zkneNedse and bslisl
ssYto the Circumstances spa caAdi i0ons fnHder ~
steckholders and security holders who do not -,
pear upon the books Of shs souspasy - ssissees,
hold stock and securities in capacity sthsf tsr
that OF bona fde owner; and This sffiant has re
reason to believe that any ether pssscu, ssscciaton
or corporation has any intescst direct or isdiEsc
IN the said stock, bonds. pther securiiies thar
! as SO stated by him.
NJ csosnepdIes, Msx.
i Sworn to and subscribed hsters ae thb 5sh =,
! Of October, 1871
u Seal Milan Saliva
= (My commission expires AAxil ., ls22).
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06

kos bekek0tesek darabokra
.teptek, Csak hite maradt meg,
hogy porbasujtott hazaja fel
fog tamadni halottaib6l es ha-
talmas lesz, mint egykor volt +!
Fogadjuk ell tole scent 0r0k-
segkepen ezt a hitet es 6rizziik
meg, a mikor bucsuzunk
Wekerle Sandortol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06

A Muzeumegyesiilethez hason-
ID sors erte legut6bbi napokban
Gom0rvarmegyei Kaszin6-E -Egye
siiletet Is q rimaszombati Otthon
Tarsaskort. Mindkett6t egesz ro-
yid vegzessel feloszlattak es va
gyonukat elkoboztak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06
A vEszEpELs6Es 5ATnxszzl,

Budapesten Becsi-ut l75. szamu
hAzban Neumann Gyorgy Is tves fin,
midSn sziiIsi . lak4srd eit6voztsk, .
szskr6nyb6l kivstt egy Fronuer-pisz-
tolyt, anellyei jitszani ksxdstt- A pisz
toy jAtSk k6zben elsHlk : soly6 fin
halantekan athaltolt, nyomban meg.
halt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06
A FELvIDEKR0L KIuTAsITJAK
A MAGYAR ALLAAGroEGARoKAT

PrAgAb6l jelentik: A tot niniszts.
rum tayiratilag rendeletet adott ki,
hogy minden magyar allampolgarnak
~ ora alatt tSvoznia kell a Felvid6k-
r6l AZ intezAedAs osszef6gg . Eel
yidsken mind eFSsebben f0lytatott
aengysl s. magyar kemked9ssel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06
WEKERLE sANDoR

val6bb allamferfia, legnagyobb
penziigyi tekintelys: Wekerle
Sandor, aug. 27-en, hosszas es
kinos szenvedes utan boldo-
gabb hazaba koltozott. Meg
valtas volt neki a halal, pedig
hogy szeretett volna meg elnl,
nem magaert az eletert, amely-
boil. het evtizednel t0bb mere
tett rea osztalyreszul, hanem,
hogy megerje, amiben rendu-
letlenul hitt: Magyarorszag fel-
tamadasat.
Egy konyvb5l olvasott be-
tegsege alatt t0bbsz0r, neki
kedves sorokat: "Ugy vagyok,
mint a vandor, aki a nyari nap
utols6 sugarainak fenyeben
feler a hegytet6re. M6g0tte a
hosszu, megtett ut es mielott
lefele ballag, megegyszer We
gignez mindazon, ami m0gotte
van. Sep volt a tai, mem le-
het elfelejteni soha S akarml-
lyen gor0ngy0s es meredek is
volt az ut, azert elvegeztetett. ;"
Sep volt a tai, amelyen We
kerle Sandor eletutja elvonult
es szep az lido, Magyarorszag-
max az a boldog korszaka, a.
melyben elete nagy munkait
befejezte. A multi szazad utol-
SO evtizedeben az 8 nagy alko-
tasai szereznek becsiletet a
magyar nevnek. Penzugyi
langelmeje vi alapra helyezi
nemcsak Magyarorszag, ha-
mem az egesz monarchia penz-
ugyeit es megsztiletik az arany
korona es ezzel egyiitt Ma
gyarorszag penziigyi konszoli-
dacioja, amely oily eros, hogy
meg haboru negy es fel ewes
teherpr6bajat is kiallja. S Fe-
reno JOSEF koranak legszebb
intezmenye, a polgari hazas-
sag, Wekerle Sander halhatat-
Ian nevehez fuzodik.
Amikor a nemzeti ellenal-
las utan ismet 8 kerul a kor-
many elere, bolcsesegevel
ujabb javakat teremt Magyar
orszagnak, anyagiakat csak-
ugy, mint erk0lcsieket. Bosz-
MIA annexiojakor az 8 sulyos
szava szerz ervenyt Magyaror-
szag t6rtenelmi joganak es az
idecsatolas a regi magyar XII
ralyok joga alapjan tr0tenik
meg. S mikor politikai intri.
kak ismet felretoljak az utbol,
6szinte lemondassal vonul ell
maganyaba S barmennyire ell.
iteli is a munkaparti korszak
karos politikajat, ezt nyiltar
soha nem mondja meg, inert
elore latja a vilaghaboru elko.
vetkezeset es a belpolitika
harcok eleszteset0l felti az or
szag es a monarchia kulpoliti
kai sulyat.
| A vilaghaboru masodik fele
| ben megegyszer a kiizd0teerre
kell lepnie s t0rtenelmi tragi
KUN, hogy neki, az vi es nagy
Magyarorszag egyik megteren
t6jenek, jelen kell Jennie Ma
| gyarorszag sirbatetelenel. SEE
retne menekilni, de ez nen
adatik meg neki. ;. A Seen
| Gyorgyteren mar hompoly0g
! kiralyi var fele a forradalm
tomeg s 8 meg mindig eln0k0
| a permanens minisztertanacs
ban. Vege mindennek. A XII
rally fol sem tudja menteni,
pesti utica aradata sodorja ell
minisztelen0ki palotab6l. =
Megtehetne, mint annyi mas
hogy elhagyja az orszagot, d
ere egy pillanatig sem gon
dol. Az 6-kor bolcseiek klasz
szikus nyugalmaval nez azo
ele a kataklizmas forradaln
napok ele, amelyeknel szomc
rubbak mem virradtak me
Magyarorszagra. A v0r0s urs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06

BERBEADo! - BERBEAD0!
Egg S szobas haz Berkeley Avenu-
en-, automobilnak val6 garazssal,
44x135 nagysagu telkeni FelvIagosi-
tast ad Himelreich sos Dollar Bank
Mindak&t telefon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-10-06

Columbia Victor besz6l6gepeket resi-.
letfizetesre Is eladunk. J6tallAssal
REss LAszL6 Is FIAI, $50 Federal,
k0zel = Watt-hox. ?
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-22
E DdtlWs
z36EVeRi\6
Fairy Tale
6ywARY GRAHANf'BO
THE voicEs..
go ~,
6yMARY GRAHANf BONNER
.-..tcotYlichf N NIiitkh Nls Yutt UhsoA ------s

y
Some of tile voices who rwnrf, shout
Ing OUT to Tic boy, urd lie girl as'
they were udvenrurfng IL the woods;
said that they didn't think anytilnz
Of Mrs. Wood ctf az Ill,
And yet tile boy and the girl lad
found her so nice. -. (.
"SIe was so. good to us" said theI
girl to tile %dlees. "yvly, she never,
even asked us to wash up Tile dishes"
"Well, iiiayBe''Sli i$iit 50 nice: after
all" said tie hoy .:'"She Jeff Mrs. Get
he-Mnst:Uuf!6rI;lfe' to do tIle,ii. She;
came along TN Il trip with, us, which
was certalnty far inore pleasant"
"ceranly;'" asfeed the'girl. ~
DON'T be, s5v '9onceited." said the
second voices they lad heard before,.
'sfor Mrs. Wool Ell" is doing you a
favor. You're nGt'th most wonderful
creatures who ereF lived"
You're pretty ;ilne," said the first:
voices. "She Isn't, so nice as you
think" 20
"O,i." said theHseeond voices, !"tlon't
be influenced lJy1itlIose other voices.
You must be- clet4r and be able to-
know which, is best! They. the first
voices, the wicked tones, .nre advising,
you not to like Mrs. Wood Elf, and
after all she has done: for''you, toor.
! "Pooh," said. the,first voices. what
has she done for your She was glad
enough to nave YOU come to see her
there In the woodsl lShe:.has but: few
friends. She likes cdmpahy.. Gra-;
cious7! You did her,,n great favor by
going there."@' ,'so -
"Ihls: ls:verY strdnse:;" snitl, theaboy.
1.-THE voices. Rres>sa. queer. The llrst
voices, the.ones- which SAY 'xet couldn't
like: .Mrs.nWood Elf: all talk together,
like great chorus: Of! voices, and SO
do the second voices. do. wish we
could sees .the;acreatures: who own
these voices" or, ~: !. ~.
"Yoti;Iean't see, u.s." said: the. first
voices. "for. .wel,weait let. YOU: We.
are doingfall we .can+for you,. though.
in telling. you and warning you: not, to-
like Mrs. Wo0th Elf.rria,. ,.,...
1--WE can't let you see US" said the
second voices but; we're Ihe; Right,
Voices and the. others are tt;r Wrong:
Voices. We, carl tell YOU chat much
Can't you see That; our ADVICE tsi really,
the right adviee2 YoII've get :o.Ie the
ones to decide, and suri:ly you're clcp-
er enough tolknoW:"%:. ~
"Ha, la,":. said; the first voices,
ip q very queer fashion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-22

Mrs. Wood Elf. wasn't really So
good to. us: when: you think; that she.
lives alone, and must. be glad of the
company said the boy. s. Il.
"And she, let us get: that fright
without coming to tell us that every
thing was, all right" said the girl.
T"don't know that ! think so much
of her noW,",' said the. boy.
"That's. right, said the first voices.
sand OH, It's getting very dark"
said the girl. ITS going%to Storm
"It's not golng2to. storm" said the
first voices. "but we'll show. you that
even the sun isn't as bright as you
think' It IS. We can show you how
dangerous you. can be, and: how you
can hurt not only. your, enemies. hut
your friends. For we'd show you that
friends weren't o.riiuch after all:''
"Oh dear" said the girl, IT don't
feel very happy. r: did like. Mrs.
Wood Elf" - -.
"You really like her stIll," said the
second voices, now sounding very far
away. =. ~.
"oh, I believe / do" said the, girl.
Then the second voices sounded loudte
er and stronger. 2And the darkness.
began to change into light once more. 1
The sun was shining through thes'
trees and the shadows were dancing:;.,z% *.
"Now I don't hear those first
voices" said the boy, "and the second
voices sound near"
"Of course we do" said: the second.
voices, "for now you're true and loyal
to your good friend and you're not
thinking things That aren't; 80.
you'll understand all about us from
her; If you haven't already, and If you
have-let us beg Of you never to doubt
your friends again"
1--WE never WILL" said the boy!
1--WE never WILL" said the girl. ..
Good" said Mrs. Wood Elf, who
now stood before them.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-22

Luck turned gray agonizetl face ON
him. boy, don't you sec? Tile man
was Blackwell"
sand If you'll put yourself in Black
wells place you'll see that lie couldn't
let her 60 home to tell where she had
seen him." FendrIck explained.
"Then where is she? What did he
do with herr" o '
"He may have shot her when he got
q good chance, but I don't think so.
He would keep her for hostage as
long as he could" -
"Thats the way figure It," agreed
Cullison. "He daren't hurt her, for he
would know Arizona would hunt him
down like wolf if he did"
"Then where's he taking her?" Sam
asked. .,
Somewhere into the hills. Els idea
will be to slip down and cut across the
line into Sonora. He's q rotten bad
lot, but he won't do her any harm un-
less he's pushed to the wall. The fear
of Luck Cullison is in his heart"
"That's. about It," nodded Luck.
"He's somewhere in these hills unless
he's broken through"
"There's q chance he'll make for
one of. my sheep camps to lay in q sup
ply. Wouldn't 1t be q good idea to
keep man stationed at each one of
them?" &
You're talking sense" Cullison ap-
proved. "Sam, ride back and get In
touch with Curly. Tell him to do that.
And rouse the whole country over the
wire. Well run him down and feed
him to the coyotes"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-22
CHAPTER: XIII.
Loose Threads.

Loose Threads.
Those who knew about Sans share
In the planning Of the Tin Cup hold
up kept their MOUTHS close. All. Of the
men implicated in the robbery were
dead except Dutch. Cullison psed bis
influence to get the man light sen.
tence, for he. knew that he was not q
criminal lat heart. In return Dutch
went down the line without SO much
as breathing Sans name.
Luck saw to 1t that Curly got all
the credit Of frustrating the outlaws In
their attempt on the Flyer and Of cap
turing them afterward. In the story
of the rescue of Kate he played up
Flandrau's part in the pursuit at the
expense of the other riders. For Sep.
temberi was at hand and the: young
man needed all the prestige he. could
get. The district attorney had no
choice but to 90 on with the case OF
the State versus Fandrau on charge
of rustling horses from the Bar Double
NJ. But public sentiment was almost
unit In favor of the defendant. =
The evidence of the prosecution was
not so strong as 1t had been, All OF
his accomplices were dead and one of
the men implicated had given 1t out 10
his last moments that the young man
was not 4 party to the crime. The
man who. had owned the feed corral
had sold out and gone to Colorado.
The hote. clerk would not swear posi-.
lively that the prisoner was the man
he had seen with the other ,rustlers.
Curly had one important asset nc
Jury could forget. 1t counted for a
good deal that Alec Flandrau, Billy
Mackenzie, and Luck Cullison were
known to Ee backing him. but 1t was
worth much more that his wife OF a
week sat beside him in the courtroom.
Every look and motion Of the girl-wife
radiated love for the young scamp
who had won her And since they
were tender-hearted old frQntlersmen
they did not intend to spoil her JOY.
Moreover. society could afford to take
chances with this young fellow Elan
drau. Long before they left the box
each member Of the jury knew that he
was going to vote for acquittal.
It took the jury only one ballot to-
find q verdict Of not guilty. The
Judge did not attempt to stop the up
roar of glad cheers that shook the
building when the decision was read.
He kner it was not the prisoner so
much tn were cheering as the brave
girl who mad sat so. pluckily for three
tlays beside the husband she had made
Il man.
From the courtroom Curly walked
out under the blue Sky of Arizona
free man. But he knew that, the best
of his good fortune was that he did not
20 alone. For all the rest Of their
lives her firm little steps would move
beside him to keep him true and
steady. Fle could not so wrong now,
for he was anchored to responsibility
thai vas a continual Joy and wonder
to him.
(THE END.)
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-22
(THE END.)
CENTER OF POPULATION
Is Now Located In Owen County In
diana.

Is Now Located In Owen County In
diana.
The center OF population is dis
closed by the 1920 census is located In
he extreme southeast corner Of Owen
county, Indiana, S.3 miles southeast
1a the town of"Spencer, the census
bureau announced recently.
During the last decade the center
If population continued to move
westward, advancing 9-S miles in that
direction and about One-tifth of a mile
north from Blooging. Ind, where it
las located by the census OF 1910.
The bureau attributed the west
ward movement in the last decade
"principallF to the increase Of moH
han 1.OOO,OUO in the population OF
.hc state of California"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-22

The government has completed the
field work on n survey Of the effect OF
arm tenancy on the social life OF ru-
'a communities. Twenty-Five hun
Ired farms and families. located in 20
communities, were studied. The find
ings arc not ready for publication.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-22
How to Spell Colt.

WHAT have YOU learned at school
today, Richard?" asked his father.
81 have learned to spell horse" was:
the reply.
VERY good Flow do you spell it?"
"ll-o.r-s-e." spelled Richard.
"Anh now cain you spell colt? IN.
quired I,is father.
'l=s,' was the prompt reply, "you
spell 1t just the same as you do horse
only you use smaller letters"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-22

we'll you put me out Of hostile camp"
"I'm glad-so glad. Now we'll oil be
friends, won't we?" Kate cried. =.
Cass looked at her and ut Curly,
both Of them radiant with happiness,
and his heart ached for what he had
missed. But he smiled none the less.
"Suits me if 1t does you." -
He gave one hand to Luck and the
other to his daughter.
Curly laughed gayly. Everybody
satisfied, I reckon"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-22

The betting machines at the horse
races in Berlin took in nearly $780,
100000 marks in the 113 days of rae
ing this year.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1921-02-22
Cutting Trail.


Kate Cullison had disappeared, had
gone olt riding one morning and at
niGhtfa)l had. not returned. AS the
hohrs PASSED anxiety at the Circle c
became greater.
"Mebbe she got lost" Bob suggested
Her father secuted this rs absurd.
"You don't reckon Il cougar" be-
gan Sweeney, and stopped. "
Luck looked ut his han.ly-Iegged old
rider with eyes in whic:l little cold
devils SparLlc,l. ~ human cougar,
I'll lct. This time I'll take his hide off
liCh hy inch while he's still living"
You thinking Of FcnLlrick!" asked
Sam
"lWn've said it,"
Sweeney considered. raSping his
S,ubhly chin. 81 don't reckon CnSs
would do Miss Kate Il mcannrSS. He's
II white man. say The worst Of him.
i;u, il might he blackwell. When last
S""l: he was heudng into the hills. If
ac EirI her"
y >ir,Slr Of pain sho: across Luck $
:uce. ".Iy God"