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The New York herald., 1921-10-27
FIVE KNOWN DEAD
In FLORIDA STORM
Wrecked Boats Give Mute Evi-
dence of Fate of Some Who
Aided Victims.
TAMPA SUFFERS MOST
Sunset Beach in Ruins-300
College Students Safe-S2,-
100000 Damage in City.

LAKELANo. Fla. Oct. 26.-Five per-
sons are known to be dead in Tampa and
st. Petersburg. across Tampa Bay, as
the result of yesterdays storm, which
caused property damage estimated be-
tween Sl.000.000 and s2.o0o.O0
OF the cities and towns within a
radius of forty miles OF Lakeland that
could be reached by automobile to-
day Tampa appears to have suffered
the greatest damage. The Bay Shore
drive residential section from Franklin
street TO Fort Tampa is a panorama
of destruction. Trees are down. houses
with roofs torn away and foundations
weakened from the tidal wave that
swept in over the sea wall from Tampa
Bay have collapsed. Logs and other
debris swept in on the onrushing
waters crest now cover what We're once
the beautiful lawns of the Hyde Park
section. one of Tampa's most fashionable
suburbs
Along the waterfront large sections of
the seawall were swept away and parts
of streets were washed into the bay.
Houses Immediately adjoining the boule-
ward were crushed in by the gale without
apparent resistance.
Sunset Beach. popular resort of
Tampa, was destroyed. Small houses
were torI uOWn anu WdSneQ away and
the white sands of the beach now show
no vestige of ever having been inhab-
tied. The damage in the city proper was
for the most part confined to the unroof-
ing of houses.
The storm travelling north appeared
10 concentrate its full force On Ybor
City. a section of Tampa. Nearly 500
houses were wrecked in that section. In
the Palmetto Beach section approxi-
mately four square miles of ground were
inundated. Women and children in this
section were rescued by a band OF
forty volunteers and carried to safety
in the highlands of the city. 1t is feared
some of the rescuers may have perished
as boats brought into play were swept
out from shore and wreckage later gave
mute evidence of their fate,
The anxiety felt for the safety of some
300 students of Southern College al
Clearwater Beach was relieved this af-
ternoon when messengers reached
Tampa stating that all the students were
taken across the bay into Clearwater
early Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1921-10-27
KILLS WIFE AND CHILD,
THEN COMMITS SUICIDE
Harlem Man LeaUes Note Ex-
planning Tragedy.

Detectives called TO the Beverley
Apartments, 307 Lenox avenue. above
the Harlem branch of the Corn Ex-
chrnge Bank, yesterday morning found
three persons dead in the apartment oc-
cupied by the building superintendent,
Julius Pianovszku. and his family.
Planovszku was dead In a bedroom, shot
through the brain. He had revolver
in his hand. His wife. apparently at
tackled while asleep. had been shot
through the side and killed as she
jumped out of bed. In another bed
room the superintendent son. Julius,
Jr., 5 had been taken from bed, placed
on a couch and shot through the heart.
A note was found signed by the su-
perintendent. 1t read: please bury
me and my dear child in Woodlawn.
He is the dearest thing ] ever had.
I could not stand this any longer. My
insurance is behind the ice box upstairs.
There is a check in my pocket The
check was for $50.
The New York herald., 1921-10-27
JOHN B. PINE HIT BY CAR;
IS VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA
Columbia Trustee Improving
IN St. Luke's Hospital.

John B. Pine. lawyer. received a
broken collarbone when he was knocked
down py an automobile Friday. and
pneumonia resulted from the injury. 1t
was learned yesterday at ST. Luke's
Hospital. where 1t was said he was
much improved.
Mr.. Pine was walking from the
Eighteenth street station of the Third
avenue IL" to his home in Gramercy
Park. and was at Third avenue and
Twentieth street when he was struck.
He was able to get home. though suf-
fering severely from shock. For time
little hope was given for his recovery.
Mr.. Pine is So years old. He is trus-
tee of Columbia University, vice-presi-
dent of st. Lukes Hospital. and Is iden-
titled prominently with many charitable
and educational movements.
The New York herald., 1921-10-27
YOICKS FAIL TOSTOP HOUNDS
CHASING WINSTED DEER
Master Goes Out for Field Trials With 26 Dogs, but
All Run After Herd, Preventing Decision;
Nevertheless Fox Hunt Will Be Held.

1t may be that they are trying to chase
the deer across the border. But as a
result OF the terrible end of the trials
the annual meeting or the club at the
Hotel Beardsley last night decided to
cancel them. as there was nothing that
the judges could base a decision on.
The club also voted to hold next years
trials in some other section of the State.
es the territory around Winsted is be-
coming too filled with deer and other
animals which distract the attention of
the hounds The hunt. however. will
be held this year as usual.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-06
The Paper

morning and see Il factory under con
structiOn.
The trouble Is that nearly II not all
OF us are OF that turn OF mind one
is just about as bad as another.
When the Chamber of COmmercs
elected new secretary In this city a
year ago james Barron was placed in
that work as temporary appointment
The directors felt clamor for some
new man and II was THEN intention to
place a new man in the secretary's
office but no applicants seemed en-
tirely satisfactory for the time and Mr..
Barron was employed until agreement
was made upon a man. No sooner was
Mr.. Barron elected than he began on
n program Of constructive work. A
building was leased, reasonably nice
offices were equipped, "a community
confer was established, a dining room
was equipped for the entertainment OF
all the civic clubs of the city all organ
izations of the city and the county were
provided with a home for their meet
ings, The club rooms were taken ad-
vantage of by the ladies' clubs OF the
city and the secretary has been kept
In close touch with every activity OF
the city.
Growing out of these community
meetings has been a spirit that is
building the city When a movement
is started there are no jealouses, there
Is no strife but all the forces of tht
city are united and worthy achieve
ments always result
This unity of thought and harmony
of purpose which we are pleased Il
call the "Ardmore Spirit" is the direc
outcome Of the work of Mr.. Barron.
Ardmore is justified in congratuia
ting itself upon the work Of Mr.. Bar
ron.
There remains one feature Of tn
work that needs accentuating and tina
Is the Monday noon forum meetings
These meetings have been established
for a period of only two weeks but th'
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-06

splendid understanding Members of all
labor unions are now entering into the
Ardmore spirit in u manner hitherto
unknown
Another phase of Chamber of Com
merce activities is that of assisting the
county commissioners In securing gov
ernment aid for the building of hard
road, connecting Ardmore with it's vast
oil fields to the west. another important
thing under way at present is the Sc
curing of an east-hound road to the
Carter county line, connecting with the
road from Johnston county, and a north
bound road 10 Davis, past Turner Falls
and Price Falls, beautiful Arbucllle
Mountains which will be the greatest
scenic route in Oklahoma,
The Chamber of Commerce also as
sisted the American Legion anll ohher
organizations in securing for Ardmore
the Managerial Form Of Government.
Another feature, which will be of
great Importance to Ardmore Is the
proposed revaluation of property for
the purpose of taxation. There is no
doubt that great injustice has been
done to citizens In the past because of
unequal valuation of real estate and
property in Ardmore. A strong commit
Tee of the Chamber of Commerce is
now working with our Assessor TO ar
rive at some basic principle of valung
property in Ardmore so there viii be
an equitable distribution OF taxes
A committee on New Parks is trying
TO work out some method OF adding to
The various parts of Ar1more large
areas Of land to be used as parks.
The extension of our railroad facili-
ties is being discussed and one of the
Chamber Of Commerce members has
offered TO put up as his share 500 600
for a railroad TO be built which will open
UP the western. territory to Ardmore.
Ardmore will be the gateway from east
ern Oklahoma, Arkansas and the south
ern states through to the west II only
we can buiY1 the connecting Ink OF
railway from Ardmore TO Duncan or
Waurika. An active committee is being
organized at this time TO build this
railroad.
The Chamber of Commerce recently
asked the railroads to establish pack
age freight car from Chicago and Kan
seas City to Ardmore. That car is NOW
in service and freight designated For
the ArdmOre Car" will go forward from
Chicago in three days and from Kansas
City in two days, no extra charge being
made for this service
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-06

grow from the date ten years ago, when
he began making cigars with one man
In small room, 10 an industry second
20 none Of the kind in the state, EN-
plGying 90 cigar makers, and turning
out 800 cigans daily.
Mr.. Dewitt came 10 Ardmore four
teen years ago and opened a cigar store
ana pool hall on North Washington
street. He possessed little beside his
trade of cigar maker, and an unquench-
able desire to own factory of his own
some day His business prospered. ne
saved money, and soon he was able TO
sell the pool hall and begin the manu-
facture OF cigars. I1e had quite strug-
gle with competitors at the start, but
he persevered and today is able to sit
back and overlook job he started
well done and the satisfaction of own
ing the biggest cigar factory in okla
hOma.
Mr. Dewitt states that he has not
finished yet, that he expects 70 enlarge
the factory from time to time as de-
mand for his goods increases, and hopes
not only 10 see it the largest establish
ment Of the kind in oklahoma, but Of
the southwest
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-06

membership has not taken hold OF chem
as yet In q munner that they deserve.
The two meetings have been only rea
sonably well attended but il the press
and the membership use these meetings
for the purposes for which they were
intended they will produce results that
will be pleasing The meeting held
Monday of this week brought out an
exchange of ideas on parks and play
grounds that will bear fruit and the
feature OF the meeting was the pres
ence of some of the progressive women
OF the city who have given even more
Intelligent thought 10 the subject than
the men.
Ardmore has many reasons to be
proud of the constructive work Of Mr..
Barron in his official capacity One
of the prettiest and most wholesome
pieces of work he has done has been
TO promote harmony between the em-
ployer and the employed. None but
those who have been in close touch with
the situation knows just what task
this has been. There has been a uni-
versal thought against labor following
the war and labor has assumed an at
tltude of welcoming a fight and while
many cities have been torn asundei
by strife growing out OF declaration
for the open shop Ardmore has been
steered clear Of the shoals and at the
same time labor has gradually reduced
its price and merchants have gradually
reduced the price of commodities and on
/ the whole this has really been re-
marhabe piece of work which is an
achievement due wholly to the com
mercial organization Of this city ano
James Barron has been the active di'
recting officer who has maze these
achievements possible
Ar1mOre's 1921 Slogan.-''Step Lively
| Read Ardmoreite want ads.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-06

People are so constituted that they
like frequent changes
IT is difficult for a minister to hold
pastorate for a very long time.
Patrons often tire Of a teacher.
Even an editor has to do a great
deal of progressive work or the people
clamor for change of ownership OF
Il newspaper.
There is something in the human
mind that creates a desire for Some
thing new,
But the hardest place in all the world
to fill with any degree Of satisfaction
is secretary of a Chamber Of Commerce
When u fellow pays dues into q
Chamber Of Commerce he wants to
look out of the front window the next
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-06

Washington n-Sovet Russia pledges
military support to Turkey in the
event the latter government is attack
ed by allies Of Greece, according to a
summary OF the treaty between the
two governments received here.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-06

W, c. Dewitt, proprietor Of DeWitts
cigar factory has seen his business
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-06

Ardmore's 1921 slogan-"Step Lively.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-06

Use Ardmoreite Want Ads sor sure
results.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-04-06

Ardmore's 1921 Slogan-"Step Lively.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-10

Asszonyok IS leanyok, lit d Kedvezo
alkaiom, hogy Tres oraibah egys .Kis
extra, penzt csinaljon. Gyongyvarras
konnyii munka es erdekes. "A gyongy-
gyel kivart taskakat, penztarcakat
stb. iagyon keresik. T5iink niegta-
nulhatja, hogyan csinaljon hasznot.
Kildjon egy dolIart es mi kGldiink On
mex postan egy Simplex" gyongy-
varr6 gepet 5000 szines gyongygyel, 2
tiivel, mintakka1 es utasitassal. Olyan
k6nnyd, hogy gyermek is vegezheti. Ha
mem talalja megfele16nek, visszakild-
jiik a .dollart Gy6ngyot mindig kap
nalunk m6rsekelt aron. Mem kell le-
velet irni, csak kIldje be EFT hir-
detest es egy egy dollarost, meg a eli
met. Nehany napra ra megkapja Ir-
jon meg ma. Gin: NOVELTY MANU-
FEATURING CO., Room 1s Southern
Bldg, Dept. 145a, Tampa, Fla.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-10

ifiti efnberhe1, amt d khpUrgatdtt
dollar a ftikaful takarekosnal, i
nit al idegen heiyfee adott penz;
az Ell harmadik ernberfajtamhal
mem tudott elerni, ttifiehe1iyesen
elefi az akarattink, lfa ttgy TAXA
rekoskodufik, hogy sajat er6nket
szaporitjuk, sajat hataImtinkkal
duzzasztjuk meg vele. Ez d hata-
lom d t5bbi testverrel val6 egyiitt-
miikBdes, afhiB51 1tiirideh esetre
sbKka1 tUbb er5 IS hata1om sugar
ELK vissza, miflt afnehnyivel mi
magunk jarultunk hozza.
Ha 'aztan az ilyen emberbeh az
anyagi erogyiijteshez meg hozza-
parosul az akafater6 0sszpon-
tositasa a tanulasra, a kormahy-
zasra, igazgatasra Halo komolyi
eveken keresztil tart6 komoly,
ejjelt es nappalt kivano kesztil6-
des, bizony elottiink van Macy
ember, az er6, az 0ntudat, a tob-
'biekert valo 0nfelaldezas embere,
akinek emelkedese vele egyiitt-
el6k, hozza hasonl6k, veliik egy
tettet alkotok emelkedese is. Az
ilyen ember nemcsak penzt gyiijt,
hanem eletfeladatot is es az ilyen
embernel azutan penz fontossa
ga megsziinik, ha eletfeladatat
szolgalhatja. (E. s. ny
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-10
Observation-Disclosures NEW YORK
ALBANIAN

New York allan gyaraiban mindna
gyobb aranyokat 0lt a munkanelktili-
seq. December h6napban ismet sza-
zalekkal kevesebb munkas dolgozott a
gyarakban, mint novemberben. A mar
ciust6l decemberig terjed6 h6nap-
ban 90 szazalekkal csokkent az al
lam teruleten lev6 gyarakban nun.
kasok szama, ami AIT jelenti, hogy 1920
folyaman gyari munkasdk egy 6t6de
veszitette el kenyeret. Decembefben
300,00Olrel kevesebb munkas dolgo-
zott, mint marciusban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-10
FELMILLIo DOLLAR
UTLEVELEKERT

A State Department jedenti, hogy
l920-ban 164,354 utlevelet adtak XII
vagyis havonta atlag 1876 volt az ut
levelek szama. A kiiliigyminiszterium
1920 masodik feleben kerek felmillit
dollart vett be utleveldijakb6l maga
ban az Egyesiilt Allamokban, nem sza
nitva kiilfoLli am erikai k0vetsegel
IS k0,Izulatsts6k aftal kiadott ut1evc
lex dijat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-10
.lado FAR M.

Egy 1876 akeros jo farm, min
denfele gazdasagi felszerelessel es
joszagallomannyaI, jo Z szobas
lak6hazzal, nagy szena pajta es is
tal6val, 100 aker elsorendii, agyag-
keverekes es csak kisse homokos
talajjal, Is aker tolgy erdoyel
a tulajdonos Greg kora miatt az
5sszes felszerelessel S joszaggal
k5nfiyii fizetesi feltetelek mellett
elad6. Elso lefizetesre kell 5000
dollar, vetelar hatralekara hosz-
sz,l lejaratu terminus. A farm
alatt a legiobB n1in6segii szen van.
"A farm Alliance Is Canton vide
ken van.
Hdzelebbi felvilagositasert irja-
max w alabbi cimre(:
B0sz0rmenyi Geza.
1902 Buckeye. Rd., Cleveland },
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-10

q - ~ .%
/ "A iiiaafk sinbsrfa3ts NAT soKkal
komo1yabban gondolkozik. Az
lilysll smber hem sli ii d peffst,
|hanem step, iiasshos u6igokat vesz
lerts; folfdit; afiife szukseg VAN,
ipifienShefyet, hazat, ihiegymast,
lahihek sziikseget efzi.
Eiguftil d. ilyen dollar is, de ez-
zel a tafsadaloih kereks idtott
fnozgasba, pehz elgurult a he
resked8h0z, a keresked6t61 a gya-
roshoz, a gyarostol munkashoz,
! a munkdstol termel6hoz es ICY
fniiidegyiknek adott mifikat,
mindegyiknek szerzett hasznot,
mindegyiknek juttatott megtaka-
ritast.
AZ iiyen dollarral, amt mi XII
vettiink a. zsebiinkb0l, er6s0dott a
kereskedo, er6s0d0tt gyaros,
eros0d0tt termel6, de bizony mem
er6s0dtiink mi magunk, bizony
mem lettiink gazdagabbak hi. Es
a keresked5, aki d mi penziink al
tai erosebb lett, Sc gyaros, aki a
mi penziink altal hatalmasabb lett
Is . tsrtne16; aki a mi penziink re-
ven kitart6bb lett, bizohy sbkszor
mi el1eniiYk forditja erejet, meg
ha joszandeku es j6akaratu is.
lit van aztan harmadik faj-
! taju felebaratom, akinel a dollar
mem gurul ell, hanem felre van te-
We, aki feltekenyen ugyel ARA,
hogy penz, amt tartalekba ell
tett, a rossz napokban biztos ments
var legyen.4 Az ilyen ember ta-
karekossagot egeszseges 0ncelnak
tekinti es azon iparkodik, hogy
hever6 penzenek j6 befektetest
szerezzen. Macy gond az ilyen
embernel, hogy maganak jo ban
kot keressen XII, vagy hogy a pen
yet ertekpapirba fektesse es noha
sokszor- csalodik az ilyen ember
bankban is, ertekpapirban is,
meg is ez fajtaja a takarekos-
sagnak nyugodtabb napokat sze-
rez annak, aki penzet ICY egyiitt-
tartja.
Ez takar6kossag a ininden-
Enapi ember takarekossaga 5 bizony
sok embcr elete vegeig kijiih vele
4 4Pedig e ez sem 1sgheiyeseBb TAXA.
Irekossag, hiszen a bank, amelyik-
mex adjuk, legtobbsz0r idegen
bank, az er6, amt a penziink-
| kel meg er6sebbe tesziink, ideger
er6, Az ertekpapir is legtobbnyi-
re idegen ertekpapir, $ ladafia
] bizony er6sen kiifiil, ha a ross7
/ napok tenyleg bek0vetkeznek.
En-, testcvereim, megmondom
most negyedik m6dot abban
1ahogyan el5relat6 einbernek sa.
4 iat eleter6l gondoskodnia kell
1 AZ els6 ebben az esetben liem q
fpenz, llanefn az akarat s d taxa.
rekossag mem a penz Matt torte
mix, hanem hogy akarter6nket be
! toltsik vele. Mem is gondol az
i ilyen ember az itlegeh hatalomra
idegen erSkre, egesz erzeset, eges,
gondolatvilagat, az tolti be, hogy
3 es az 3 hozzaja tartoz6k szerez
zenek erot, szerezzenek hatalmat
1 Amt gurul6 dollar k6nnyel
sxs
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-10
Olva4oinkhoz !!

AZ Amer1kal Magyar H1rlap
az el1nult tiz esztend6 alatt igye-
kezett a legjobb tudasa es 1egjobb
akarata 1nellett tiszta becsiiletes-
segge1 szolgalfii . 1nagyarsagot
es hogy ez a ihunkaja es igyeke-
zete megfelelt a varakozasnak,
bizonyitja az, hogy tiz esztendSs
jubileur1uhkat 1negnovekedett o.
vase taborunk megert6 szeretet-
tel iidv0zli.
AIT d benso viszonyt, mely
olvasoink es kozottiink fenall,-
tovabbra is fen akarjuk tartani
es fokozott mertekben iigyeliink
ARA, hogy ez ne csak igeret, ha-
mem gyakorlat.: eletben atilte-
tett valosag legyen.
Mi azonban csakis azokat ia
mogathatjuk, Xix benniinket
tamogatnak. ; Kerjtik szeretettel
tehat 6sszes olvasoinkat, hogy
ujitsak meg el6fizeteseiket, inert
ezentul csak azok kapnak lapot,
akik mar el0fizettek.
Hogy olvasoink dolgat meg
k0hnyitsiils, aiabb feisoroljuk
azoknak neveit, a Xix fel vannak
jogositva elofizeteseket neviink-
ben felvenni es a felvett penzt
revtinkben 1lyugtazni.
YoUNGsrowNBAN:
Gagyi Janos, szilagyi Inra
Olchanyi Jaros, Mih6k Sander,
Juhasz JOSEF, a Xix vagy szene-
lyesen keresik fel el0fizet6inket,
vagy a 336 West Federal Stree
ten 1ev5 .irodajukban veszik at az
elSfizetest. A $50 west Federal
streeten 1ev0 itodankban Is szive-
sen atvessziik az el6fizetest.
EAST YOUNGSTOWNBAN:
/ Ress Tastverek gramofon ke-
reskedeseben 3418 Wilson ave, es
Loschitzer es Engel perzkuld6
iizleteben 9 Short street.
4 NILES, o.-BAN:
4 Veress Istvan iizleteben 5181s
Depot Street.
WARREN, o BAN:
Druga Mihalynai, 651 East
Avenue.
SHARON, PA.-BAN:
sharnu Gyorgynel, 152 Spruce
Street.
FARRELL, PA.-BAN:
Antal Istvannal, $50 Fruit
1 Street.
SiIAkPSV1LflE, PA.-BAN:
Bsalnia Janosnai, B6 Shenango
Street.
A fentieken XVIII senki sincs
meghatalmazva Sl6tiastSssket III.
xyo,,r,; Y6,.;i;1r n1xro .k;,,Iro% hn0u
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-10

Erdekes yolna megallapitaIi,
hogy azoknak az eleteben, aklk
nagy vagyohiioz jitottak, nrelyik
volt al d nap, aihikor 4 vagyoh-
szerzes elhatarozasa legefosz5t
abredt Eel beiiniik. l
Majdflem bizonyos, hogy szaz
vagyonos ember kozul csak na-.
gyon keves volt AZ, aki e16re poh-
tosah feltette irlagaban; hosy aaon
naptol fogya gazdag emBer kivah
lenri: meg kevesebb volt az, aki
ait fette volna fel magaban, hogy
egy. bizonyos klrfiondott del mge-
avalositasa rhiatt akar gazdag eni-
ber lenni.
Mindenki 0nmagan megfigyel-
heti, hogy neki takarekossag-
gal es a vagyonszerzes gondola-
laval szemben, akar akarja, akar
mem, egy bizouyos hatarozott ne
zete, velekedese van, amibe rend-
szerint ugy be1eszokik, hogy ma,
six enrbsr raasfele vAekedeset
tobbnyire meg csak elkepzelni
sem tudja. ala
Mar pedig nefi igazi ferfienber
AZ olyan ember, akinek csak azert
van ilyen, vagy amolyari velenie-
nye az eletrol, az eletbeosztasrol,
inert masfasta nezetet, masfaj-
ia eletbodcsesegets mem ismeri.
Fin legalabb csaksaz olyan ember
velekedeset becsiilom, aki ismeri
a masok nezeteit es tapasztalatait
81, kivancsi Is rea, hogy ez yasy
az az enber, ebben vagy abban
b dologban, nit tart az eletrol, a
sikere vagy balsikefe, y szegeny-
sege yagy gazdagsaga mib6l
szarmazik es csak akkor mondja
ri hatarozottan, hogy eszerint
ffanyitja sajat eletet, ha mar XII
tudja lvalasztani maganak d j6
koziil legjobbat.
En- ugy latom, hogy f6rfieinber'
gazdalkodasaban kDriilbeliil negy
fele emberfajta van, la ma
gunkra vessziik, k0riilbeliil meg
tudjuk hatarozni I 1nagunkban
hogy melyikhez tartozuflk.
Az egyik emberfajta dgy eli vi
lagaf, hogy Valiant kiftjezett
akarata, kiaIakult celia bizony
nincsen. Ez az er1iber latsz6lag
nagyon kellemesen, llagyon boil
dogan el. Hogyne, hiszen korii-
l0tte OFT leselkedik az elet minden
sz6psege es gyony5rtisege,. ezer-
fele csilloko csecsebecse, ipari es
elelmicikkek szazai, csabit6 elve-
zetek, nok, italok, jatekok !es szen-
vedelyek. Egyik elvezet izgat6bb,
edesebb, mint mask, S mind
egyik csak 1igy kinalja, hogy va
saroljuk meg. Els mi emberiink
jobbra-balra tekintye, csak uoy
habzsolja a sok sep holmit, s a
six tidhm percet, s. eb ura fake
gondolattal oril j6 vasarnak
hogy apro dollarokkal az elet
nagyszeru fuszereit megszerezheti
Milyen konnyen gurul q az EN-
Der zsebeb6l a dollar, aminek gil
rulasat hogy is -yenn5k kszre, hi
szer at szereztiik meg vele, amt
me9kivantunk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-02-10
MExIKo ARANYA

Mexiko Cityb6l jelentik, hogy a mexi-
koi kormany fokozott er6vel folyH
a munkat az allami aranybany I'D,
mig az ezistbanyaszatot NJ .dmra
cs6kkentettek. Jelenleg Me-lik6ban
25l milli6 peso arany es so millio peso
eztist van kozforgalomban.