davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

Miss Bella Reekmeyse and mother
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-08-28

Mr.. and Mrs r. ". Boney are
visiting here from California.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21
Foreign Wars Corps
Installed i'm Newport

A post of Veterans of Foreign
Wars was installed in Newport,
on Saturday evening by Sergt.
James H. Grips, national cnIef of
staff, with headquarters in Boston.
The following officers were elected
to serve temporarily: Commander
William f. Bond, Quartermaster,
Bernard E. Savage, and Adjutant
Wilfred Bailey.
1t was voted that the charter,
which is now being drafted, be
kept open for the signature. of new
names until September list, after
which enrolment as a member will
be conditional upon the purchase
of the required insignia, which is
now free.
Eligibility in the Veterans of
Foreign Wars is limited to those
who served in the World War and
in the engagements fought by the
United States in the Philippines,
Cuba, Haiti, San Domingo, on
the Mexican border and in the
Boxer Rebellion.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21
VT. Universities
Named by War Dent

Two Vermont universities, Nor
witch and the University of Yer
mont, are highly honored in being
named among 81 educational insti-
tutions in the United States have
been named bv the war DEPART
mont as the distinguished colleges
and honor military schools respec-
lively for the year 1921. The rec
ognition gives each college and
university the right to one appoint
ment virtually without examination
to the regular army each wear
while each of.the honor schools is
permitted to maintain one repro
sentative candidate at West Point.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21

the single assist that he got dur
ing the game.
sFrank Ross and Charlie UocIn'e
waged a merry managerial battle.
1t is seldom that two such capable
monetors are pitted against each
other On Wednesday, Manager
Hoernle elected to direct his nine
from the bench and it can be put
down in black and white that he
called up every bit of craft to get
away on the long end of the score.
He displayed good judgment
when he sent Chick Davies to the
box, against such formidable slug
gers as Tryon, Browne, Shelton
and Bruce. 1t was the old story
of south-paw versus left handed
swatter, and Charlie proved that
the theory was correct.
Frank Ross carried on the
brunt of the defensive work, help
ing Shelton to register s strike
outs, while he himself credited
himself with three hard putouts on
high pop flys in foul territory.
Frank got one of the quartet of
bingles CLEANED off Davies, and
gave as fine an exhibition of gen
eralship as ever seen in the border
city.
The score and summary:
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21
Landlord of North 4
Craftsbury Hotel Dead

st. Johnbury people who have
been so Hospitality entertained at
the Orleans House at North
Craftsbury will regret to learn of
tn edeath of the landlord. Adna b.
Pike. His death on Saturday
morning followed a shock.
A. B. Pike was born in Crafts
bury n years ago and in 1871 was
united in marriage to Isabelle Au-
stin, and with the exception of 4
few years spent in the, lumber bus
mess he had been in the hotel
business at Wolcott MorriSville,
Hardwick, and for 20 years pro-
rrietor Of the Orleans House at
North Craftsbury, which has been
known TO the travelling public as
one of the best hotels in that part
of the State. The wife and six
children survive him, two sons and
four daughters. Mr.. Pike was al
wavs interested in the prosperity
of his town and citizen whom the
comrlunit~ can i'll afford to spare.
He was member of the Masonic
orde.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21
VERMONTER
HEADS CIVIL
SERVICE COMM
Middlebury Man Has Been
With the Commission
Nearly Thirty Years
washington Correspondent)

washington correspondent
Hon. George Russell Wales, a
native of Middlebury, Vermont, is
the new head of the Civil Service
Commission, having been named as
President of the Board by Presi-
dent Harding. In designating the
Vermont member as presiding off
icer of the Commission the Presi-
dent followed precedent since from
the beginning of the Boards exist
encc the custom has obtained OF
promoting the senior member
whenever a change takes place in
tn epresidency. Mr.. Wales sue
ceeds Martin A. Morrison who had
been a member of the Commission
since March, 1919, but lately ten
dered his resignation. Nh. Morri-
son, who was formerly a Congress
man from Indiana, was a Demo
crat. He is succeeded in the presi-
dency by a Republican.
The twin states of Vermont and
New Hampshire now constitute a
majority of the membership of the
Civil Service Commission, since
the Senate only a few days ago
confirmed the nomination of Hon.
John H. Bartlett, of Portsmouth,
n. H.. former Governor of the
Granite State, as the new member
of the Board. OF course Gov. Bart
lett also is a Republican. The
Democratic member of the body is
Mrs. Helen Hamilton Gardener. of
Washington, a native of Virginia,
famous as an author and high in
the councils of the National Amer
lean Woman Suffrage Association.
Hon. George r. Wales has been
connected with the Commission
since 1892 and a member of the
Board March 1919. Previous to
taking up Civil Service work he
practiced law in the District OF
Columbia. He was born in Middle
bury November %, 1862 son OF
Russell and Lucy Ann (Sumerl
Wales. In 1887 he graduated from
Middlebury College with the de
gree of A. B., and three years la
ter obtained that Of A. M at the
same institution. Coming to Wash
ington, after serving for a time as
Principal Of the Bristol, VT. grad
ed school, he entered upon the
study of law and graduated with
the degree Of LII. B. from the
National University Law school in
1892, this university bestowing the
degree of LII. NJ. upon him in 1915
October IL, 1907 he married JOS
ephine Brooks Abel, Of Morris
town, N. J. Commissioner Wales
has always maintained the keenest
interest in Nelmonters and Yer
mont affairs in the National Cap
ital, and is one of the officers of the
vermont Town Meeting" the
association Of Vermonters in the
District of Columbia.
HENRY NJ. BARRY.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21
The Watchdog
of Alapp

1t isn't only in the frozen re-
glonS of the Arctic Circle and the
dangerous passes of the Alps that
dogs are heroes. From Aleppo.
Syria, comes the story of a watch
dog, who by his cleverness and de-
votion, saved the lives of a whole
family of Armenian children w..en
the city was beseiged by the Turk
ish Nationalist last winter.
The story comes from Mr..
George C. Doolittle, director of
Aleppo for the Near East kellel,
which is operating among the des-
titute Armenians and Syrians of
Asia Minor. His letter, Just re-
ceived at the New York head
quarters of the organization, reads
as follows:
"Old Bill, one OF. the two large
watchdogs at the Aleppo garage,
and faithful as large, has become
a distributor of our general relief.
Some time ago Said, our night
Waterman, father of a large and
increasing family, had come to the
end of his provisions and knew not
where he should procure the next
meal. That evening Bill stalked
into the yard and laid at the feet
of the Waterman a somewhat bat
tered but very welcome tin o.
meat. Where he found it nobody
knows, probably at nearby
camp. But his contribution was
the saving of the day for Sa'id's
family, and since then Bill has
been elected to the staff of the
Near East Relief, honorary but
ve1-' active member. Our Dumb
Animals.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21
Yacht Club To
Hold Dances

The Memphremagog Yacnt
Club at Newport have arranged
for an orchestra at every Tuesday
evening dance. The first such
dance was held last week and was
well attended. The club has been
more or less open to the public
thus far In the future, however,
those visiting the Club House OF
attending dances will please pre-
cent to the steward their mem
bership or visitors cards.
A midsummer entertainments
has been arranged by Charles G.
Taylor, chlirman Of the entertain
ment committee.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21
WHITE WASH SKIRTS
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY
JULY ~, % and Is 1921


$685. nowS4.5O; $675 now $500; SITS now; $50;
S875 now S625.
We have large line of White Blouses we are
selecting some of them, all 1921 styles and prices,
and offering them in this sale because we are ad-
vertising white sale, not through any fault OF
the Blouse. Prices $500 to $1,000 Sale Prices
$3.50 to 1915.
Few White Dresses to offer, $3.50 to Sl6.5O
STYLES at Sc. Is; $500 styles at $3.50; $500
styles at $3.50.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
The present sale prices on chemises
S1OO, 1.5O, 200, $50, 800 and UP.
Gowns-S1. rs, $50, 200, $50, $780, $50 and up
Skirts $3.50, 200, $50, 800, $50 and up
Camisoles- SOC, 75c, S1.OO, 1.25, 1.5O, 200
Drawers SOC, 75c S1.OO, 125, 15O
These prices don't really mean anything as you
read them but quality tells. The real old time
values are here when you compare these prices
and the quality they will buy at the present time.
Children's princess slips-old ones bought be-
fore the high prces-all in lot to close alta rid
culus low price-see if you can use them.
Special Lot Corsets-broken sizes - discarded
STYLES and numberS-We wish to cOSe-offefed a.
this sale at IL price.
Children's white cotton Hose SOC, now Csc
Women's white mercerzed Lisle hose Soc now SOC
Women's white cotton hose Soc now 25c
Women's white fibre silk hose $780, now SOC
Women's white silk hose $3.50 now $l.5O
Women's white silk hose $780, now $2.25
Ladies' white Silk Gloves $1.00, now SOC
Ladies' Long white Silk Gloves $685. now $1.5O
Lot of Neckwea1-slightly soiled and mussed-
to close at about IA its former value.
tbot1
$3.50 now 1925; that were $500 now $3.50; that
were $3.50 now $500
SO in. White Pongee $3.50 a yd nav $l.50
Serf Satin-36 in. new price within 10 days, $1.OO
quality this sale 79c.
White Cotton Gabardne-fancy stripe skirting
priced Sis this sale 75c.
Fancy white check and stripe wolfe S1.15 now SOC
Fancy white check and striped wolfe Soc now SOC
Embroidered muslin SO in., $500 grade now95c
Mercerzed Cotton Damask IS in. just bought to
sell for 75c now Soc
Lot of stamped goods from the Art Embroidery
department-soiled and odd pieces-to close at
special prices.
BASEMENT
Brown Cotton, 40 inch Special &c
Cotton Crash II inch Special s 1-2c
White DOmet II inch Special 9 1-2c
1896 Bath ToWels-heavy weight 19c
36 inch beached cotton small quantity, II lie
Odd Lot sheets SlX9O and ~ at Csc
Splendid sheet S1x90 just bought to sell for $3.50,
this sale, SIPS.
Fruit of Loom slips As in hemstitched and lace
edge, 75c value, Sc.
Hemstitched Cotton, absorbent towels, real value
SOC, sale 29c
MILLINERY AT CLOSING PRICES
Garments and all Summer goods are fast moving
out under the strenuous price reduction.
Gilman & Company, Inc.
NEWPORT, VT.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21
MICHIGAN AVENUE
TRUST co. CLOSED

CHICAGO, July 21-The Michi-
gan Avenue Trust Co. was closed
this morning by State bank exam
lners. An examination of the
books was Immediately started. 1t
may take three or four days off
cials said. Thew disclaimed any
knowledge of shortage on the
banks account and said the ex-
animation was only "routine".
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21
6 to | Victory for Fair
banks Over Newport
CONTINUED from page1)

tCOHtiHueu lToHl pdSel)
belonged to Richereli, the st
Johnsbury second baseman, who
was preparing to receive tbs
BOUNDING pellet. Davies DASHED
TO his left, then dove. He stabbed
the sphere, and while lying pros
trate on his abdomen, directed d
well aimed throw to Mclaughlin
retiring the fast runner. Laird
the new Newport shortstop, slam
med a wicked grounder to- Davies
again in the ninth. Ordinarily the
bali which hit the ground and
described high are, would have
gone for a safe bingle but Chick
leaped several feet into the air and
knocked down the sphere. He
picked it up in his care-free man.
ner, and tossed out the last man to
face him. The game was over.
In four trips to the plate, the
one-time Philadelphia Athletic
HEAVIER, got a triple and single,
drove in a pair Of tallies and scored
two himself. He justified the 1aith
placed in him by Manager Charles
Hoernle, who was we'll aware that
the heavy left handed Newport
hitters, Browne, Tryon, Bruce and
Shelton would find the south-paw
hard to touch up with safe swats.
Opposed to Davies in the box,
was Joel Shelton, the Border Clty
heaving ace. Joel twirled one OF
the finest games Of his career and
had be been accorded perfect sup
port by his team mates he would
have held the Caledonia county
team scoreless. He famed 8 men,
and in the second inninp took toll
of three strike outs, Manner, Rich
ereli and Puss Conner all SWING
ing thrice~and then sitting down.
The game started in a drlzie,
which by no manner of means
failed to wet down the ardor of the
20O0 frenzied fans. Hundreds came
from St. Johnsbury to see their
favorites play and there were
Green Mountain fans from every
town around Newport within a ra-
dius of so miles. A large delega-
ton, headed by Jumps Jack Wat
son and Manager Povey were on
hand from Sherbrooke. The
Boston Tigers, who are sojourning
in Newport for short time, were
interested spectators at the con-
test.
Puss Conner, lead off man for
ST. Johnsbury, could not fathom
Skeletons terrific speed and fan
ned. The sphere was slippery and
Joel issued a base on balls to
Jocko Conlon, the Harvard short
stop, now playing for Manager
Hoernle. St. Angelo drove long
fly into deep left and Benny Tryon
sprinted after it. He reached the
fast descending pellet, clutched it
a moment and then dropped 1t,
while the batter worked his way
to second. Davies slammed liner
at Browne to right, but the latter
stood motionless. expecting that
The ball would fall into his hands.
He was deceived bv the heavy
irizzle, and as he suddenly be-
thought himself to jump for it,
The ball sailed over his head. 1t
was a triple and Conlon and st.
Angelo both crossed the rubber.
Bernie Starr, the battering little
St. Johnsbury back-stop, picked
| bonafide three-bagger over the
light field fence, but he was left
;tranded at third when McLough-
in whitfield and Downey fiiea out
o Laird. Davies had Tailed on
,farr's fine clout and the visitors |
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21
ALL HIS AILMENTS
DISAPPEARED
When He Tried "Fruit-a-tlyes"
or Fruit Liver Tablets
MOUNT BELKNAP HoTEL,

MOUNT BELKNAP HOTEL,
LAKEPoRr, N II.
cat 70 years of age, chronic Conshp.
alton was causing me to suffer with
distressing Headaches, Dizziness and
Indigestion.
/ believe i have taken more medi.
cine than any half-dozen people in
town but nothing did me good Until ]
tried 'Fruit-d-tioes'.
Right away could sec their good
effects. After taking them for three
months, my bowels were regular
and the other ailments disappeared".
FRANK A. HALE.
Zoe. box, 6 for So so, trial size Csc.
At dealers or from FRUIT A-TIVES
Limited, OGDENSBURG, N. Y.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21
Tennis Club Is
Formed In Newport

A tennis club, composed of 20
members has recently been formed
in Newport. Courts have been Tut
in playing condition on Cottage
street. The following officers
have been elected: President, An
brey A. Akin; vice nresiednt, Hen
~ w. Bernard; secretary and
treasurer, Delos Buck.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21

Earned runs, Fairbanks 8. New
port |. Three base hits, Davies,
Starr. First base on balls, off Skel-
ton 3, off Davies 2. Struck out by
Davies 6, by Shelton 8. Left on
bases, Fairbanks a, Newport 7.
Wild pitch, Davies. Double plays,
Brady to Bower to Maloney, Da-
vles to Conlon, to Mclaughlin.
Passed ball, Starr. Hit by pitcher,
by SHELTON, Conlon. Time. 2 hours,
> minutes. Umpires, Williams and
Brown. Attendance 1000.
Score hv ir1Dipuc.
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21
Women
Made Young

light eyes, q clear skin and a body
] Of youth and health may be
|uTs if you will keep your system
order by regularly taking
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21

NOTICE-Our factory is now
ready to care for your machine
repairing and general job work OF
all description. Special attractive
prices on quantity orders and to
garages. Virgins Machine and
Mfg. Co., Burke, VT. 297 If
The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-07-21
COLD MEDAL
s(kkRlEM0m
y @NIdIl41 "

: Worlds standard remedy for kidney,
pr, bladder and uric acid troubles, the
mies Of lite and looks. In use since
%. All druggists, three sizes.
* for the name Gold Medal on every box
AID accept no imitation
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26
szinhazi jelentes. Ahogy mar


tudja a magyarsag plakatjainkr6l
majus 29-en, vasarnap este fel
3-kor Macy szinieloadast tartunk.
Jon a ker6" egy felvonasos Wig
;atekot adjak el6 Ref. Egyhaz
IRA szervezett miivesz gardaja.
Anyaert-Hazaert'' harom fell
yonasos dramat adjak elo a hires
,yermek garda. Felesleges dicse-
g sz6val hivni fel k0z0nseg fl
ryelmet ere az estere. Mindenki
udja, NIT jelent az, amikor a
Youngstown gyermek garda all
Ii szinpadra. Az este most meg
ledvesebb lesz az ujra szervezett
selnGtt miiveszek jatekaval. Aki
negerti es aterzi gyermekeink s
inmagunk miivelesenek nagy fon-
Fossagat, az oft lesz vasarnap es-
re. El6adas utan termeszetesen
tame reggelig. Jegyek kaphatok
este a penztarnal.
A Nilesi Szinieloadas Is banket-
tel egybek0tott tanc estely sikere.
Jelentettiik mar hogy Nilesi n6k
altal rendezett estely mily vara-
lSozason feliil jol sikeriilt. Alabb
Szolgalunk resztvevGk, adako-
z6k, szinjatszok neveivel. Kulon
dicseretet illeti a Nilesi f0z6 asz-
szonyokat, akik vallaskul0mbseg
nelkiil szorgalmatoskodtak az es.
tely sikeren. Az fejedelmi lako-
ma, amt keszitettek Amerika Ell
.n0kenek az asztalan is dicseretet
kapott volna. A miivesz garda i
'Sitett magaert kiil0n csak azer1
nem emlitjiik XII a legjobbakat
inert aki kevesebb sikert aratott
abban is meg volt legjobb aka.
"atu torekves.
| Enekeltek: Varga Wilma, Tutor
Erzsi. Demikat Terez, Fiilop Er.
zsi Tenke JUL, Szopo Erzsi, Su
haida Erzsi, Gogos Erzsi.
: =
Szavalat: Varga Wilma.
| Szelkakas. Ezredes Teglas AL
bert. Felesege Szab6 Hon. Leany;
| Kis Lima. Fla Dudas Istvan. Cab
Kudari Pal. lion Lucski Erzsi
Gabor G0gos Lajos. Juci Sorbal
lion.
Bobitas galamb. Kanyo Safrany
Ference. Kanyone M6ricz Erzsi
Leanya Molnar Giza. Doktor TIL
tor 1stvan Peti Varga Janos, Hal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26

A budapest rend6rsegnek tudomasa
ra jutott, hogy az Andrassy-uti Japan
kavehazban egy fiatalember, aki Ligeti
Man6nak adta XII magat, utlevelkijAra-
sokkal foglalkozik, utazasi igazolvanyo-
kat szercz es exert. kul0n0sen artista-
kliensekt6l $4,000 kor. dijakat vesz fel.
Detektivek megfigyeltek es a megfigye-
les alapjhn igazolasra sz6litottak fel.
Megallapitottak r6la, hogy Lieblich
Man6 es megallapitottak r6la AIT is,
hogy csalasok Matt k0r0zve van. Vele
egyiitt f6kapitanysagra el6allitottak
segit6tarsat jokes Kalman harminc-
n6gy ewes bankbizomanyost, akit az
iigyeszseg szinten k0roztet. Mindkett5t
Srizetbe helyeztk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26

los, 10th Feri, Mih6k Bibilink6,
Gerenday Klari, Nemenyi Tucika,
Menyhert Annus, Kiraly Iona,
Szab6 -Sanyi, Kolliis Karoly, Ge-
'ressy Mariska, Balasko Margit,
Gomez J6zsi Tomory Elemer, Sza-
kacs Vera, Seb6k Etus, Seb6k
Gabi, Ban Feri. Torteneti helyek
1-s6 felv. Csicser. 2-ik felv. Kis
Varda. 3-ik felv. Csicser. A ket
k0zott Eisler Zelma, aki most jott
az o-hazab6l, fogia elszavalni
Mem adjuk soha senkinek ha'
zankat" cimii gyonyorii k0lte.
menyt. Helyarak: Els6 k6t sol
5000. Harmadik sortol tizig 81 sc
Tizt6l vegig $1,00. El6adas utar
Tame, Rig6 J6ska teljes bandaja
mellett. Hiisit3 italokr6l, etelek
r6l, gondoskodunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26
RATKAY MARION
YOUNGSTOWNBAN.
e ho 27-en, azaz penteken este fog
bemutatkozni a kozonsegnek

A helybeli szinhaz latogato k6-
zonsegnek igazan ritka elvezet-
ben lesz resze ho 27-en azaz most
penteken este, mikor Ratkay
Marion az Amerikai Magyar Sim
tarsulat kereteben fog bemutat-
kozni. ;ssv
A szintarsulat ugyanis most
penteken este nyolc 6roi kezdettel
el6adia Bakonyi Kalman harom
felvonasos remek operettjet. a
"MAGNAs MTsKAT", a mely
darab Budapesten oriasi sikert
aratott. Ebben a darabban fog
fellepni RATKAY MARION a
budapest Kiraly Szinhaz orszagos
nevii es nagyhirii komikusa, XII
alig nehany hete, hogy Amerlkaba
erkezett. Ratkay Marion mem al
land6 tartozkodasra jott Ameri-
kaba, hanem csak nehany hetre,
hogy modja legyen az amerikai
magyarsagnak ragyog6 miivesze-
tet es tudasat bemutatni. Epen
! azert a szintarsulathoz szerzod0tt
mint vendeg miivesz es a tarsulat-
tai bejara az amerikai magyar
varosokate es telepeket.
Meg vagyunk gy6z6dve arrol,
hogy a youngstown magyarsag
mar csak azert is nagyobb SIAM
ban fog az el6adasra menni, inert
meg akarja mutatni, hogy erte-
keli az igazi miiveszetet es szive-
sen fogadja az olyan magyaror-
szagi vendeget, XII az egysze1
mem ker, hanem ad. Mert Ratkay
Marion ad. es pedig miiveszete
mex, tudasanak, csilog6 tehetsege-
mex legjavat ada.
i Ratkayn vendeg miiveszen
Xviii fellepnek meg a kovetkez6k
Varady Juliska, Kondor Mariska
Darvas Karolyne, Kondor Helen
Hegedus Lajos, Darvas Karoly
10th Istvan es Macy Lajos.
! A helyarak a k0vetkez6k: Az
els6 hat sor / dollar IS cent, k0
vetkez0 sorok | dollar 10 cent. al
10 hely IS cent. Jegyek kaphat6l
a Ress Testverek iizleteibel
Youngstownban es East Young
stownban, Eber patikaban 361
East Federal Street, Megvalt'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26

Hat egy mask jo baratunk
Az jarta meg igazan,
Mert hogy komasagba hivta
Egy j6 kept magyar lany!
Komanak hiv engem egy lany9
Ezen elcsodalkozott,
Hat meg mikor a leanynak
Ferjevel talalkozott?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26

gy6gyszertarban Is Spring Com
mon es a Szabadsag irodajaban.
Az eloadas napjan: penteken este
6 6rat6l a Kossuth Korben a penz-
tarnal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26
ANGOL MAGYAR

es magyar angol szotart ket ko-
tetben kaphat Mihok Sandornal
336 West Federal Street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26

Keresztel6k: Majus 22-en ke-
reszta,tnk meg templomunkhan a
ktvelkelSk: y Istvan Is Janos
nevre Isurki Istvan es neje Pa
loczy Hona fiacskajuk. Ker. 81.
Banyicski Jano, es il j. Elek
Zs6fia. p Ferenc es Ts'van nevrc
Kov1cs ;stvan IS nejo Balog Ro-
zalia fiacskajuk. Ker. 81. Tomori
Istvan es neje Kovacs Julianna.
Temetes. Majus 23-an temettiik
ell Macy reszvet mellett Niles-on
Fabian Sandor AZ ewes atyank-
fiat. A megboldogultat t0bb mint
'1et ewes betegeskedes utan vitte
Il a kony0rtelen halal. Ozvegye s
larom kicsi arvaja sir es kesereg
ntanna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-05-26
EGYLETI GYttLEs.
A reformatus bs-egylet titkara.
max jelentese.

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