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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
zUPKo HELEN BARATAI

Dahl B. Cooper bir6 az elmult
ezombaton d0nt0tt Ed. Jackobs
es Chris Tom iigyeben, kiket a
West Wood strteeten talalt meg
q rendorseg a II ewes Zupko He
len tarsasagaban, a mint arrol
reszletcsen beszamoltunk.
Cooper biro elott mindket flu
biin0snek vallotta magat es exert
800 napi bort0nre, 100-100
dollar penzbuntetesre es a k0H-
segek megfizetesere itelte 6ket.
A ket flu helybeli megyei bor-
tonben fogja biinteteset kitolteni.
Zupko Helen sorsa felett is hama
rosan d0nteni fognak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
BORzALMAS GYLKOSSAG
Egy magyaarorszagi tot embert
kst bandita agyon lott. A testve-
ret sulyosan megsebesitettek. A
tettesek meg mem keriiltek kezre.

Az elmult szombat sejszakara
virrad6 vasarnap remes gyilkos-
sag t0rtent, a melynek aldozata
egy beregmegyei szarmazasu tot
ajku honfitarsunk, sulyos betege
pedig annak testvere. A % ewes
Delnaj Gyorgy0t agyonl6tte ket
bandita, fiveret Delnaj Jozsefet
pedig sulyosan megsebesitettek.
Az eset reszletei a k0vetkez6k {:
Delnaj Gyorgy es fivere JOSEF
Haseltonban jartak, az elmult
szombaton, ahol egy baratjukat
latogattak meg, Ejjel / ora tai
ban hazafele igyekeztek Taft
ave.-n lev0 lakasukra. Mar csak
egy blokkra voltak a lakasuktol,
mikor ket bandita utjukat al
lotta, Xix "hands up"-ot kialt-
va reajuk parancsoltak, hogy meg
ne moccanjanak. Mielott meg
azonban eleget tehettek volna a
banditak felszolitasanak. az egyik
a kezeben lev0 revolvert ketszer
elsiitotte es Delnaj Gy0rgy elette-
leniil esett 0ssze az utcai jardan
/ A banditak, akik allitolg sim
ten bevandorlok v8itaE, eTeeg iid6I
voltak 0lt0zve. Egyikiik, aki lott,
magasabb volt, a mask pedig ala
csony. Mikor Delnaj Gyorgy ell
esett. mask bandita rea ia
madt Delnai J6zsegre. a XII ellen
szegiilt, mida a bandita a revol-
yer agyaval szemen iit0tte ct es
azutan mindketten elszaladtak.
Futas k0zben kisebb bandita
sapkaia leesett es most az az
egyetlen biinjel a rendorseg ke-
zeben.
Mikor a rendorseg a tett szin-
helyere erkezett, Delnaj Gyorgy0t
halva talaltak. A golyo mellen
hatolt be es sziven atfur6dva, a
hatan, jott XII. Olyan nagy sebet
eitett testen, hogy akezet is be le
hetett volna oda dugni.
A megboldogult ember, aki a
Taft ave. 1858. szamu hazban la.
kott fiverevel, Beregmegyebol
vandorolt XII ide. Otthon felesege
es egy gyermeke fogiak gyaszolni.
Fivere sulyos allapotban keriilt a
k6rhazba, hol az orvosok kijelen
!tattek, hogy fel fog gyogyulni.
A rendorseg, a mint fentebb is
megirtuk. most a leesett sapka
|nyoman es a kilott as kaliberes
goly6 toltenye alapjan keresi a
gvilkosokat, de eddig meg mem
akadt reajuk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
SCENT ISTvAN EGYLET

A Scent Istvan Egylet vasarnap
delutan rendes havi gyUlest tart
a Kossuth teremben. Keretnek a
tagok, hogy tekintettel ARA, hogy
rendkiviil fontos agy fog keriilni
a gytiles ele, azon lehet0leg teljes
szamban jelenjenek meg.
Balasko Gy0rgy,, eln0k.
Hoffer Andras, jegyzo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
ELCAzOLT CYERMEKEK
Egy tejes kocsis harom gyermeket
elgazolt es egy taagyar ember
autojat iitdtte Ell

"ooSJ"S NS~
Eheten 'kedden delel6tt II ora
utan az Ohio Pure Milk Company
autojanak hajt6ja harom gyerme-
kot iit0tt ell. Mindharman sulyos
serulesscl fekszenek City k6r-
hazban. Ugyanakkor eliitotte
Macy Janos automobiljat is, de
szerencsejere NagN Janos es az
autojaban lilo r. nj. Hall meg
-szabadultak majdnem biztosnak
latsz6 halalt6l.
A sz6ban forg6 tejes tarsasag
autojat Myron Gallup. soffor vezet-
tie, XII a tanuk allitasa szerint
6ruletes sebesseggel szaguldott
vegig Mahoning ayenuevel par
huzamosan halad6 Marshall ave-
nuen. Mikor az Edwards streetre
fordult, szembe iott vele Macy
Janos 1920 es fel Orange street
alatt lak6 honfitarsunk jitnije,
melyben r. M. Hall tilt. Gallup
a sebes hajtas kovetkeztebe mem
tudta kikeralni Macy Janas auto
.iat, ICY tehat nekiszaladt es Macy
autojanak elejet egeszen osszetor-
te. Szerecsere sem Macy, sem az
autoban lilo Hall mem seriiltek
meg.
Gallup ahelyett, hogy lassabban
haitott yolna. sebes iramban to-
vabb vezette gepkocsit. a mely-
mex hats0 resze a sebes Tram ko-
vetkezteben feulgrott a jardara
es az aott beszelgeto ewes
Holthum Margitot, az 5 ewes
Wagner Virginiat es 3 ewes no
yeret, Wagner Bettyt leutotte.
A harom kis gyermek oft maradt
eszmeletleniil a k0vezeten.
Csakhamar helyszinen termett
eey Orr-fele mentokocsi, mely
gyermekeket City k6rhazba
vitte. A szemtanuk igazoltak,
hogy Holup oriiletes sebesseggel
hajtott es 9 volt az Okla annak,
hogy az iskolab6l eppen haza
igyekv5 harom gyermeket elitot-
te. A gyermekek allapota a leg
ut6bb kiadott hivatalos orvosi je-
lentes szerint meglehet6s komoly,
de remeny van ARA, hogy fel-
epiilnek. Mindharom gyermek
, zuzodasokat es belso seriileseket
szenvedett.
Mikor Galupot bevittek a rend-
6rsegre, bevallotta, hogy sebeseb'
ben hajtott az eloirt 20 ,nertfold
sebessegnel, de ARA sehogysem
akart emlekezni, hogy hany inert
f0ldes sebesseggel iit0tte el Macy
Janos autojat es a gyermekeket
Termeszetesen fogva .tartjak min.
den biztositek nelkiil es akko1
fognak ellene vadat ememi, mi
kor, megallapitjak, hogy a oyer
mekek eletben maradnak-e, vagy
sem.
] A szerencsetlenseg szomszedsa
gaban lako egyenek mind AIT val
lottak, hogy a sz6ban forgo tel
tarsasag autoia mindig Sriiletes
sebesseggel szaguldott vegig azor
a kornyeken es hogy az elmul,
yasarnap is csak egy hajszal hi
anygott ahoz, hogy Gallup halAlr'
nem eazolt valakit azon . kornye
ken. Macy Janos ji isAert ma
lgyar .ember IS svek Sta derek tag
lja.a Kossuth Magyar K5zniivels
dssi Egyletnek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
Geressy Sandor, elnok.

gondosk kodniuk, inkabb ptthagy-
tax az egyletet. Youngstown
ban aligha allhat be tomeges ha-
lalos szerencsetlenseg. Az osszes
egyleteknek eddig a legtobb ha- .
lottja 10 volt egy evben, de b6
szamitas kedveert targyalAsok
soran II halottal szamol nagy-
bizottsag atlag evente.
A terv, amely kidolgozva az
e egyletek tagsaga ele keril, nagy
.jlban a k0vetkez6: Azoknak az
egyleteknek tagjai, amelyek ell
fogadjak k0z0s es k0lcs0nos ha-
laleseti segely tervet, a segely
0sszegehez minden elhalt egyleti
tag utan egy dollart fizetnek. Ha
valaki tobb egyletnek tagja. ugy
csak egy helyen fizet es pedig OFT;
ahol a terv eletbelepese eseten
bejelenti, ellenben orok0sei esak
egy segelyre jogosultak Az egy-
letek altal beszedett halaleseti dol
larok halalesett6l szamitott ha-
rom honapon beliii 4 nagy bizott
sag penztaraba szolgaltatann6k
be. Amikor az egesz osszag be
folyt, a nagybizottsag penzt
ahhoz az egylethez utadja XII,
nrelynek az elhunyt magyar haAl-
esetet fizeto tagja volt.
Macy vita volt a felett is,
hogy Verhovay gi6kok is csatla-
kozhatnak-e a kozos tervhez. Az
a!talanos velemeny szerint a Yer
hovay tagok is elfogadhatiak a
tervet, inert az mem iitk0zik alap-
szabalyaikba, de halaleseti dol
larokat a rendes tagsagi dijakt6l
tcljesen elkiil6nitve kell kezelni
Hozzavet6leges szamitas szerint
k0riilbeliil 600-ra tehet6 az egyle-
tex tagsaga, ha leszamitjuk az
oIyanokat, akik tobb egyletnek
tagjai. Evente - halalesetet We
We atlagul, ennek elleneben min
den egyleti tag orokose koriilbe-
I'LL 600 dollar segelyben reszesll
ne.
A kidolgozott terveket az egy-
letek ket gyiilesen. marciusban Is
aprilisban fogjak targyalni, azert,
hogy szavazas elott AIT mindenki
megertse es hogy az kell6kepen
NJ egmagyarazhat6 legyen.
A terv sep es nemes. Ebben
mindenki -velemenye egyezett.
Testversegitesre nyilik a legszebb
alkalma a Youngstown es kornye-
XII magyarsagnak. .Nagyon he
lyesen jegyezte meg az egyik fel-
szolal6: "Ne tekintsiink vallast,
politikat, elvet vagy barmi mast,
legyunk magyarok es mint ma
eyarok tartsunk ossze, hogy gon-
idoskodjunk elhunyt magyar test
1vereink csaladiar6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03

Fekeruk osszs egyle elnokoket es titkaroka hogy
MA PENTEKEN, MARCUS 4-EN este 6rakor jelenjenek
meg Amekai Magyar Hlap szerkesosegeben (32O West
Federal st hogy nagybzottsag egu6bb gyuesenek hata
eemeben eszleteen kdogozza kocson0s kozOs
halalese segey erve Kuonosen felksrjuk Scent 1van
Vehovay Reformaus Elso Magyar es Kossuth egyek
youngstown valannt east Youngstown verhovay Peto
Szuz Maria egyletek enokeit es ttkara bzos mege
lenesre
nagybzottsag neveben
Horvath Isvan tkar Geressy Sander, eln6k
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03
Horvath Istvan, titkar.

Horvath Istvan, tltkar.
A Youngstown magyar egyle-
tex kepviseI6inek legnagyobbre-
sze magaeva tette a k0z0s es kol-
cs0n0s magyar halaleseti segely
biztositas eszmejet es ugy hata-
rozott, hogy a pontoSan kidolgo-
zott tervet mar ebben a h0nap-
ban az egyletek tagsaga ele ter
jeszti elfogadas vagy visszauta-
sitas vegett.
EFT a rendkiviil fontos hataro-
zatot szombaton este megtartott
gyiilesen hozta a nagybizottsag.
A fontos iigy irant igen Macy er-
dckl6des nyilvanult meg, ami
lcgjobban kitJnik megjelentek
r6vsorab6l, amely kovetkezo
volt:
Scent Tstvan egyhaz: Zambo
Janos.
Reformatus egyhaz: Geressy
Sardor.
Varhovay 108-ik fiok Debrovsz-
lg sAndras, Hoffer Andras ka-
fYlekI James Turner .J6zsef. Nags
,J6zspf~ I. es Macy Josef IT. @
Scent Istvan egylet: Balask6
Gyorey, Habodasz Gusztav, Kiss
Andrasne, Juhasz Janos, Horyath
1stvan es Darazs Frigyes.
Reformatus egylet: Seb6k Ga
Dor es Dics6 b. Istvan.
Els6 Magyar Betegsegelyz6
FgyIet: Kiss Andras es Menyhert
Janos.
Kossuth Egylet: Gagyi Janos,
Shager Antal es Namenyi Miklos.
Az egyleti kepviselok0n kivul
t0bben megjelentek mint eredk-
l5d6k, ezek kozjil Homolya Ist-
van, Hajdu Janos es Olcsanyi ia.
nos sz6ltak a targyhoz.
Behat0 es sokaig tart6 eszme-
csere elozte meg a fenti hatarozat
meehozatalat. A hatarozatot
nyomon kovette egy bizottsag XII.
kiildese, amely mar ma, penteken
este osszejon lapunk szerkeszto-
segeben 1920 w. Federal ST.
hogy a reszletes tervet kidolgoz-
5za. Ebben a bizottsagban az osz.
SECS egyletek elnokei es titkarai
resztvesznek.
A vita soran nemcsak partolo
d, ellenz0 beszedek beszedek is
hangzottak .el. De nagy tobb
seq az eszme elfogadasa mellet'
nvilatkozott es hatarozat mel
lett 19 egyleti kiildott szavazott
mig ellene ,csak harman adtak lt
sZavazatukat.
| Meg azok is, akik elleneztek
|tervet, beismertek, hogy az esq
me helyes, de kivihetetlenneh
tartottak leginkabb azert, mert
kijelentettek, hogy mem hisznel
a magyarnak testveri erzeseben
Az ellenvetoknek az volt kifoga
sa, hogy ha egyszer t0meges ha
ilGlozas fordulna elf, sokan megta
gadnak a fizetest. Sajnos flyer
eset mar el6fordult evekkel ez
e,6tt iPittsburg kornyeken, aho
| legy hatalmas egylet azert bomlot
Eel, inert egy banyaszerencsetlen
Fseg l3 tag5at meg6lte Is a tGbb
a1agyarok elfeledkezve, hogy sze
Irien'esstienul jary testvsreii esa
.1ladjarol rekik, mint els5sorba,
magyar embereknek kellett voln
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-03-03

Szaboles megyei Eszeny kozseg-
b6l szarmaz6 alig 26 ewes Balog
Dezs5, mar evek 6ta lit lak6 es
nepszeriisegnek 0rvend6 Balog
Ferenc testver0cscse, a XII most a
Haselton keriiletben lakik szereto
fiverenel.
Balog Desc piros-pozsgas arcu,
jo megjelenesii flu, XII at van
hatva a magyar haza szeretetet6l
es a kit Sziberiaban hiaba pr6bal-
tax bolsevikinek gyurni,. inert a
szabadsaga es szegenysege aran is
magyar maradt, mivel meggyozo-
d6tt r6la, hogy a megpr6baltatas
kalvariaja alatt a sajat magyar
fajtaja sokkal kiil0nb, mint a hi
tiket, nemzetisegiket es elviiket
val6sziniileg mem meggy6zodesb6l
valtoztat6 koficok.
Balog Dezs6 k0vetkez6ket
nondotta ell tudositonknak:
"1915 marc. 15-en vettek be ka-
tonanak es 1915 julius 16-an ruk-
koltam be a kassai 34-ik gya-
logezredhez. Bizony meg mem
voltam Is eyes sem es 19-ik szii.
letesnapomat fronton t0lt0ttem
be, a hol t0bb kisebb-nagyobb lit
k0zetben vettem reszt a muszka
fronton es nem tevedek, ha AIT
Allitom, hogy egesz biztosan ha-
rom muszkat tulvilagra kiild-
TEN.
1916 junius havaban volhiniai
(OrosJ- Lengyelorszag( frontra
keriltem es oft. a sz6ban forg6 no
nap sle-an elfogtak~-a tulnyo1no
nagy szamban levS muszka csapa-
tok. Elvittek eur6pai Oroszor-
szagba, a hol Noygoroski megye-
ben toltottem egy esztendot.
Kenyszer munkat kellett vegez-
mem: kubikoltam es naponta mas
Eel 81 hosszu, egy 81 szeles es 40
centimeter mely arkot kellett XII
asnon magyar tarsaimmal egyiitt,
inert ha nam tudtam elvegezni,
akkor 25 kancsukat vertek ram,
vagyy ARA, XII ,ezt a mnnkat mem
vegezte ell. AZ ennival6 fekete ke-
nysrbSl, kasab6l, arpabol es hal
bH allott. Ext epen ugy mem le-
hetett megenni, mint hogy mem
lehetett inegcsinaIni az el6bb EN-
litett &rkot es ha 500 magyar TO-
gely KOHL Is meg tudta csinal-
nj, akkor az csoda szamba ment.
A fizetes naponta 25 kopek volt
papiroson, de ha 10 kopekot kap-
tunk, akkor AIT mondtuk, hogy
mini, "fizetest is kaptunk. y
Egy ev elteltevel 1917-ben ell
vittek benniinket Trverski me.
gyebe, hol to2eg es> turfa telepen
dolgoztunk. lit mohabol kellett
naponkint gep segelyevel $4,000
teglat csinalnunk, amely teglat
haj6kra szallitottak. Ha megcsi-
naltuk napi tegla adagot, akkor
1 rubelt kaptunk, persze papiro-
son, ha pedig mem, akkor jott a
kancsuka.
1917 vegen kiitott Oroszorszag
ban froradalom Is benniinket ell
vittek Sziberiaba, Novi Nikolajszk
ba, hol napszamban koplaltat-
talk benniinket. A taborbol meg
pr6baltunk kiszokd0sni, de bi
xont re&nk lottek Is ARA akartal
kepyszeriteni, hogy alljunk b.
muszka katonanak. Icy iment e'
az elso negy napon keresztiil &
vegre is megsz0ktem egy faluba
a hol talalkoztam Fet Peter Bihar
megye Piiapokib5l Malo magyar
honfitArsammal, XII jol tudot
hajat t1yirni Is mivel en- pedig j
bcrotval6 voltam, kozosbe nyir
tnk {. boiotvAltuk q lakossagot
Rzt is neEnntam Is bealltam eg,
ettaai f6ldbirtokoshoz szolgalni
Dry evig huztan ki 1T az id6t, s
Hivsl mesbettsedtem, elvittel
Novsorodba . korhazba, hol fel
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02
sAVE-TAE-FoREsT CAMPAIGN.

AS soon as President Harding APP
pointed May % to % as Forest Pres
ervation week, the Boy Scouts of
America Immediately offered their
services in promotion of the cause to
which they have all along been def
nitely committed. When the secre-
tary of agriculture wrote requesting
the cooperation of the organization
the national council, through its chief
scout executive, gladly accepted the
task and urged its scout leaders all
over the country to get busy at once.
The plan is to have every scout troop
promise to plant trees and care for
them, as many have been doing for
some years past, to spread forest fire
prevention propaganda throughout the
country and get as many people as pos
sible in and ont of the scout move
ment actively enlisted in this impor-
tant cause.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02

Lorue w. Barclay director of the.
national council department of Edu-
cation, Boy Scouts of America has
again been loaned for The summer To
the American committee for devastated
France of which Miss Anne Morgan
is chairman Mr. Barclay sailed for
France I'M May and win there direct
five scout cumps This work is PROV
ing notable contribution IL the up
building Of war-srickcn France As
AIR. Barclay said ia his recent report
"These boys lived in ruined homes :;
they have been out of school for five
years; there is no place for them to
find companonship in their villages
unless they 20 to the wine shops
They have suffered so much that they
are undeyeloped physically and mental
ly, vet they crave good wholesome edu-
cation and recreation. They only ask
the chance to grow into manhood with
all the best scout ideals Of courage,
self-denial, honesty and endurance
Many boy scout troops in the Uni
ted States have contributed S25 each,
which means that each troop will have
as its guest at one of the camps, a
French boy, who will not only gain
UNNECESSARILY himself by the expert
ence, but who vii! also go home car
rying the message of scouting with
him to reach other boys and the com
munity.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02

will be along bringing his whole fam
lily with him-Madame Snow and
Prince Sleet and Sir Freeze-the-P Ponds,
the Icicle girls-and his prosperous
sons, the Snow Diamond Jewelry boys.
"'And he'll bring the Snowflake
children, too-such playful little chill
dren
"'Yes. they'll all come, so the flow
ers might as well begin their sleep
a little sooner.
"That is what Jack Frost thinks +! ="
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02

This is what a French boy scout
wrote last summer from the camp at
Compiegne:
what | am learning is worth the
sacrifice you made in letting me 90
from the work in the field l will
work all the harder when l go home
but l must make scout of every boy
in our village too.
And they must know that it is
American scouts that have made this
possible. Viye la France and vive l.
Amerique! We never salute our flag
without seeing in imagination the stars
and stripes of another flag floating
beside our own !"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02

4 J
bells decorating it:
l believe l look all right to go a.
calling
so he put on his long green cap
with the pink tassel and the little shin
ing brass bells which tinkled gayly,
and set forth.
There are some creatures he said
to himself, who like to go a-calling on
New Years day.
But not Peter Gnome This is
my time of the year. And before long
| will want to wish all my friends
/ good-winter.
SO many of them sleep all through
the winter, so it is best to say good
winter rather than goodnight. We
] all feel that way about it.
"As he was talking to himself he
felt a very cold wave of air pass over
his face. Almost, it was as though
some one were trying to speak to him
/ and as though a cold breath of air
/ was blown forth with every word.
Peter Gnome looked all about him,
/ but could see no one. Then he heard
some laughter, and as he heard it he
shivered, for 1t made him feel so
chilly.
Don't you see usT asked voice.
And, turning around, Peter Gnome
saw Jack Frost and his brothers.
"What are you up to nowY asked
/ Peter Gnome
and then he added:
1.-THE same old tricks, | supposeP
"'Ah, yes, chuekled Jack Frost.
He wore a suit which was made of
autumn leaves. His face was very
ruddy and his eyes very blue and
tWinkling Each time he spoke cold
air blew from his mouth and went
/ curling about in the air until it land
ed on some flower or shrub, which in
! stantIy shriyeed up with the cold.
THE Autumn Paint club is all
ready for its great exhibition Jack
Frost continued. we have our magic
paintbrushes with us.
"'Some Of us will go to the windows,
and will paint castles and courtyards
aud knights and ladies' and princes and
| DrinCesSes.
"'Others will 90 to the trees, and
give them more color. Well add a
dash of red here and touch of or
ange there and bit of autumn golden
paint on another, and so on.
"'Some will visit the flowers, ard
will tell them our chilly secrets.
1.-THE flowers don't want to listen
to us. There are the stubborn little
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02
Parcel Post.

Players sit in a circle. One sits in
the center. Each player, except the
one in the center, chooses the name OF
city he wishes to represent
Then the one In the center says
"a parcel is being sent from - to
-" AS he names the two cities.
the players which represent them
must jump up and change places. me
center player tries 70 get one Of these
places. The one who is left without q
place sits In the center and is it
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02
HIGH ADVENTURE.

Two parties of boy scouts of San
Jose, California, went camping, one
10 the top Of Mount Hamilton, the
other to the highest point In the
santa Cruz mountains When darkness
fell, communication was established
between the two camps by means Of
fash signaling apparatus, designed and
built by members Of Troop 4 The
distance covered was only a little
short of fifty miles and both stations
were above the clouds at the time
when the message was interchan2ed.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02

.jOhnny-J ump-UpS,
who pay no atten-
tion to US at all,
and a few others
like them.
" But most eff
them can't help
but pay attention
and as they are
listening to US
we give them our
frosty kisses
-" DO you think
it is kind of you
to do that?' asked
Peter GnOme.
" oh, yes said
Jack Frost, way
ing an arm, Tor
sooner or later
Old Man Winter
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02
Her Pencil Had slipped.

Little Ruth was trying to write with
a dull lead pencil that her mother had
given her. but, meeting with poor sue
cess. she exclaimed: ION, mamma, m"
wood has slipped down over the lead
and the marks won't come out"
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1921-12-02

was feeling sleepy
and 1t would not
take him long to
doze off too, into
a preamland Of
his own, where he
would dream OF
gay wild storms
and merry, rush
Ing, exciting races
and clIases.
All was very
quiet when Peter
& n o m e looked
down into q mir
ror pool and said
to himself, as he
gaZed fOndly at
his favorite pink
and green suit
with iiD ~ lin ~
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-01
WHY THE EDITOR LEFT TOWN.

A truthful and enterprising contem-
porary reports the following item of
current literary news:
Someone sent the editor of the
Poketown Gazette a few bottles of
home brew. The same day he receiv-
ed for publication a wedding an
nouncement and a notice of an auc-
ton sale. Here are the results. VIM.
Smith and Miss Luck Anderson We're
disposed of at public auction at my
farm one mile east OF a beautiful
cluster of roses on her breast and
two white calves, before a background
of farm implements too numerous 10
mention in the presence of about sew
enty guests, including two mich
cows, six mules and one bob sled.
Rev. Jackson tied the nuptial knot
with 200 feet of hay rope and the
bridal couple left on one good John
Deere gang pillow for an extended trip
with terms to suit purchasers. They
will be at home to their friends with
one good baby buggy and a few kitch-
en- utensils after ten months from
date of sale to responsible parties
and some fifty chickens"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1921-10-01

Louis. Unhappiness soon forced her
to leave the prince and she returned
to France. Then began IL series Of
wanderings In which the beautiful
Marie did MS Ter fancy bid with half
the princelings of Europe. Her own
heart broken by Louis desertion, she
cared little for the Affections she
caused others. In France, Spain and
Italy, Marie left behind her a train of
aching hearts, and there were many
stories of her cruelty.
Policies Of state were shaped ac-
cording to her wish and Il toss Of her
handsome head settled many matters
of international consequence. But
Marie never really vas happy. Death
came to her in Pisa, where she wrote
this hurried and tragic epitaph, Marie
Mancini Colonna-Dust and Ashes"