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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
MAIL
 VIA ANCHORAGE
Govefnment Renews Contract With Engineering Commission for
 Carrying WmtePMml

Tho Anchorage Times of recent date contains Che touow.us
 Anchorage and Che government railroad score again Remembering
 Che p.ud.dly efficient service rcn- derrd Che people of Interior Alaska Ias. winter by routing Of their mail oycr Che government railroad through Anchorage and ou Go fa.r- banks. UuroI. across Broad Pass and other trails. Che post office de- n.rtmmt has again entered into a contract with Che Alaska Engineer iue Commission for transporting che mail again ths winter.
 The contract calls for Che carrying of Che mails from October ] to May st which means that it win be 90 permanent thing. because Che ends of steel win be connected before May sl of next year and of course
 Che government win utilize its raI'- road for hauling Che mail. lt should be observed Chat Che post oGicc de- nartmout initiated thc matter again tbH year. os iast and Che commia- sion did not ask that Che matter be considered
 The mail win proceed twice weeN- Ia. .t ,.., urfwoeu October and November 23 Che weight win not exceed 500 pounds for each trip. From November 2l to March 20 Che weight allowance win be increased Ito 2lO0 pounds per trip. From March 21 Co May 3t it win revert acain Co 500 pounds ped trip. As a matter of fact tbe commission win probablv take an che mail offered ! during Che period when roads are n good condition between the ends of st,el l. @. November 2l Co March |20 This is way Che matter worked ont last winter. and was Go Che en- ! lire satisfaction Of an concerned F. E. Yomcs has been appointed superintendent Of mails for this aea- son. and his headquarters win be at ! thc end O ntecl as it progresses 'o- ward and through Che pass. He ieil on th.s mornings train for duty at Che end Of steel
 This change of mail service from ! be Cordoya-Chiuna route to Fair banks means that travel for Che inc tcrior win pass through Anchorage and already inquiries as to 2trayol . shipment Of material and supplies |c.c .aro being received hero. Tho
 commission Is arranging to make
 reasonable rates for passengers and ! frclrht not leaving the matter tc ! chance activity of private concerns . as in Che past
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
KLONDIKE LEADS IN
 GOLD PRODUCTION
old Placer Camp sdl Adding to Wealth of World-Output Pres
 ent Year Sl,5OO0O0

sausucs from reliable sources show Chat Noudikc continues ho banner gold producing camp oi Che North.md. No other placer field dis covered In Yukon or Alaska has ap- nroachod Che KloudiEo In aggregate yield or approximately $t5Oo.ooo for Che year Tho next best camp |of Che Yukon valley is Fairbanks. with sSOo.000. or only a littlc more |bau half Che Klondiko yield Nome. ! which Is on tbc Boring sea coast and outside thc Yukon watershed. ! bas Che umc yield for Che year as Fairbanks. Tho ufc Of tho placcu lin those camps is unknown but . within fay miles of Dawson Che drcirur areas just now being open- ed win keep @ fleet of gold boats busy another quarter century The now era of cold water thawiug re- duccs costs SO chat placcrs of thlH arca oucc thought too low grade for profitable operation already are yielding satisfactory return In con-
 mncuor with Che introduction Of largo modern equipment.
 Dawson is Che shipping point of
 h, Koud.kc gold fields. and Che dredrc operations iu sight here alone arc sufficient Co keep Dawson on Che map unm Che Giuctb anniversary of che discovery Is celebrated. or until Igl6. other mining resources in au Likelihood win be opened by that umc.
 old Dawson has lost its first pic-
 uroouo conditions. but Che place is now stable and substantial and Che population now hcrc win shrink bout muc if any, until Che end Of Che next quarter century Tho camp has he'd no idle men thie year and win continue Go demand Che services ot a largo number throughout thc years %. iu placer lilc.
 I. isa satisfaction Co Che people who hayc east tboIr lot in KlondIke to know Che old camp remains Che daddy ol One Nor.haud gold indus trv uat Dawson win continue Go enrich Che world vitb its gold. Go be a place ol homes and happy ard con- tented people and @ place ot thr.lt
 and industry
 Compare Che conditions horc with hose in Che outer world. whcrcwmt and unemployment ohu.u. and kion- dscr have cycry reason Go couerat- u.ate themselves iu being iu % land which produces Che token treasure for which thcrc is always 70 market and which assures prosperity ior those who contribute Co its produc- ror Dawson News.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
GOVERNOR BONE
 ON BUDGET GUARD"
Nationwide Effort to Back Proc gram for Governmental Economy
 and Efficiency

The following announcement was received by mail th.a week from Washington. D G.
 Governor Scott e. Bone has ac- cantcd Ono invitation Of Che National Hudee. Committee to become honor my chairman for Alaska In chat or-
 au.zauonH uauou-wIdc o1orl Go gain popular upport of Che clora of Cen. Charles G. D1wes director of Che budget to encct a reduction of ho burden of federal taxation
 Announcement Of Che acceptance of Che Goyoruor was made by John T Pratt chairman oi Che National HuIrct Committee. whose head- quarters arc at 2 West Street. Now York CIy. Governor Bone win join wh Che executives of other ata in fostering Che spirit Of popuar ap- nrouH of Che federal ro.ranchmcm denarmonC
 Active uclos or local committed" are being selected daily from among tho most prominent business and professional men In thc'r respective commmIuc. .aud efforts are under way to secure Che cooperation of leading citizens In Q thousand c.u" byhe formation of % naton-W.dc .Budrot Guard" whose members win Imply pledge Choir support to tho establishment Of a husucH-uac nd. munuadon of governmental apnro- nHauons and expenditure.
 Every member of ho NauonaI Budr.. Committee. which was inc
 .rumuu in initiating and pa .ur Che National Budget Bu. Ia asked to urec upon his follow dama tho uo.. Iy for auUy supporting tho present program of governmental or.cIoncy and economy by lho elm- mauou of every pool b'c item of W- necessary expenditure Every taN- payer who nyors a reduction. %. tho nroou. wbcrab.o aN burden H m- vto dlo join witch thcIr follow toWH.- men In helping Go crv,a'I.rc public opinion and de.oat unnecessary .l. diHme to federal expense.
 R F Robertson mayor O. ju- ueru and Harry Woodward. mayor or Fairbanks are honorary city chaIrmou.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
pT0NEER OF EETCHIKAN
 PESsEs AWAY SUDDENLY

Tn. EunMn Chronicle o. oe- .0b.r fe .ran u. following ac- .aru. a. n. d.h ot one Q. ua, town. Urr ...U..
 tur e-.. I.I suddenly at h.a .om. u u.Ht a- r.a0 o'clock o. n.mnrur. o. .Hc hun
 u. Wa. well mp to tho tme of h.s ..n going to uor. a, Che old IIeH.Hau.. I.n.. as u.u.' yesterday and muunuu. nothing of feeling m Death occurred .. he ur s.turs tr tr. 0-. with ha wife, and was .r.ru.r.u. according to pr. J. u Mustard
 n. urtt.I by Mrs Croot and h uo .n-ehIdru Charles and Thorn Chapman
 tra croo. vas born On Riga. rr.... Inu.ry 5' lSlf. coming to n. United su,c. in his carly hoy- h0rf ua followed Che sea until he
 nm. u. Na.Ea m Nav iS95 locat- .re at k...ukau. where he hos been .r.r .r.e and being one of Che nnt .f.t. men .o .o.Uo here
 n. n. b..n interested ln mining |. n. vicinity %. Kc.ohtau being ono of m. original owners Of Che Gou.ram mine ou GrarIua. and Of m. Ia.t Chance mine. near Nasa,n.
 n. was a member oi .hc Pioneers q. ta.Ea and the Faterual Order oi
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
COMMITTEE
p.----- pr-n-r.d

W... follow. explanatory .T. m. War u.Hu.m.Ht Board o.
 Naa EuI Commission.
 .cnucmm Your petitioners thc ..-.r m.HHn.a business mon m...oH.. men mechanics ~ nI resident. ol saeway. tr... respectfully b.e tHat w
 . and ..mmr... road 10. built
 from st un and .aroHeh tae s.....r t.u.. Tn m. summit of ... Whit. r. where If w.I n.er-
 uH u. Canadian boundary m.
 .W. your petitioners. a.t ,he for tr, reason Ina. t.. r.lf IT so hu't win h. u. .r..t commercial mror'- .r.. .n .H. .u...' uic and bus.- .. .... and u.u ultimately .. o. .. mHn.ar.. To tae ron- .rt transportation o. ta.n'w.or 'o aid and in waudne tm' ..ar .. l'.. W. also h0s Go
 rur attention Tn lh. distance 1T. h. HHH. which approximately .... .'.... m.
 .trI ,o. petitioners win e'" n
 r.. ..e. ... cop. O. 'ho n.H.'on which H circulated in s.ar"a' .r. signed h. I'. o. -.a.N.r .0aa- nr ...r. which r4|uHu H m -..I..... H..t t' Che h'ad
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
m. m 0rrs Ara II1 paeI

Oue ol Che oeusu. mon oa'Io' al Che homo ol a UorEueman in Now York. uo.cl m fa uc.rhhmhood a. ernt roadcr and a wIaacro for ..a- usIu Hc found thc man boring 0yor m c.yc'opoi.a
 uou many children have you asked thc census tater
 "I haye Iuf tnrao. and tm,H a. thnc win bo. too replied Ono man. looking up from Che book %. Hno"'- cIec
 "Au right bu. why .o positive.
 "Aroordne to thH book here. a.d Che man with deadly a'rionuo .ev.ry fourth child born H he world .s "a ChIuaman
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
SKAGWAY NEEDS
 PUBLIC MONEY
,conunucd from paEc D

.........||N|'N ..|."
 much to re. our share of it But without fbo aforementioned road we win mot bc able to enjoy any Of thIs line O. prosperity.
 Aru. from Che commercial bonc- n.. which sEaeuay would derive ro mthc aforesaid road. if win bc mros.b.. for u. Go get any ot tho tourist bumc. lbe ame as chat which maie California famous uu- less we can make our town and Che u-romIue country interesting and attractive for .h. tourists who ore coming In greater numbers each ycar
 Tlero s a.o mother point in thH mr.t.r which H of interest and thal s One fact uat . number ol persons I.,. .ynrcof desire Go akc up nomet.aIs in Che s.arvay valley They mtc looked over the country ur m. w..g and pronounce it a- ,oabIe .om. ol chem having boon .b.r. oI White Pass C.v But Mtnuu. uah'. wagon road thoy ...m n.t 1T would be impossible and impractical .o .t present thoy n.,. tu Is. Iu hope. However one ..f.-urr. man Inn. taken up Q n.mat..I m tle uI.oy on tho .rnta %. .n.. b.... ta. road win ro thru-H lon. it mot Inc win U... In .h.r.0n ..
 Sow nothing |. o- rrn hc gained without ..r... and Che oIlgus ol. s.rr.r .rc NmHe and ready Co.
 .... both Hmc and money to. e..r tn. uI We a.. not only vim .r. n. ...-0.. urr money to Che eN-| ..r. of t..t u.... M. .nn arord but. M. . willing u Uo .o mu .t. hurts. IT m. h...a Road comm.a sion win uu., .... n. urtuaalai| ...s t. I.. completion %. ho| aforementioned ruI.I which .s so. ma.. needed h.r. o build up our commercial Interest.
 ....... .#....."."|.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
- YnrrH Wls 0RIeNAL

Tr haI om. ..o..ue.iaF ercr- ... .t or. ot Che summer .ho's .us C.nnors Weekly. and Oh. .ndr.n bad To .noar a u.e.c sing song CIT play Hu instrument 0.. o- tr. pupil. r.....d tha poem. .I.t n. u.u To. 10. and doing
 Wh a heart l.r any fate.
 sun a.h.curr som puuu.ue
 Learn to labor and t1 wa.-
 T.. Hu. boy was so excited by the ordeal that an observer remark eI Io ta. teacher .Ttlt boy was .u
 agony when he tel chat poam and te doesn't understand what !. mean. at au" .Of. yes. he do. was thc toarters rer'y "and Co prove itIvu have the boy write Che ye-. ouL" This a what Che lad wrote.
 -L.luee. now hc up N. ncwIng
 With a Hartford N. F. Fotei
 sam n F. Wing stun pudd Sue
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
FIRE ALARM CALLS

I-a Third and Franklin 1-t Front and Franklin f-5 Front. opp. Marshall and
 Newman. 1-C Front opp Film Exchange 1-7 Front app. Ciy Wharf, 1-S Front near Saw MIn. 2-I Homo Grocery 2-a WWouehby opp Cole Barn. 2l Front aud Seward 2-5 Front and Main. 2-G Secondhand Main. 2-7 Fuh and Seward 2-9 Fire Hau
 8-2 Gasunoau and Rawn Way s-i Second and Gold s-5 Fourth and Harris 8-G Fuh and Gold 3-1 Wub and East 2-g Seventh and Gold 2-9 Fth and Kennedy. l-i Ninth. bark of power house. l-2 Calhoun. app. Juneau hpu. l-2 D.aun Ave. and Indian St. l-5 Ninth and Calhoun f-G Seventh and Main. l-7 Twelfth. at Northern L'dry. l-S Twelfth and Wmoughby.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
TnraiY Recine

Tabc one reckless. natural born Ion,
 Two or three br drinks of bad liquor
 A mt hieb.poWo-cl motor .ar
 Soak Che fool n Che IIguar p'aoe m Che ear and lct him eo. After due tmo remove from lhc wro.toeo plaec In black mtu lined box and caruish Vith loWor.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22

.yu agc up trying Go regulate bathing .o.rumes.
 eHal to" replied Che seaside cone table "r isn't reasonable to oN- poet man to arrest his own wiie nI daughters
 I can rcad my husband iike @ booE
 rdm be careful to stick Go your own library my dClr
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22

The Gre.oune colonel had receive eI a letter which consumed him WI.a mre mt ths was n'a noble ren''' "sir my lmoeraphw being a lady. cannot uans.r.ho what ] think o you h bcinr a gentlemen. canno. think it Bu. you being no.thor win understand what ] mean.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
TURNS DOWN
 GOLD BONUS SCHEME
Secretary ot Treasury Dnomces Resolution Blcsei by Twenty
 Two Mcmbcn of Senate

Tho tououIne H ibc gold bonus resolution which s.0rouy ol thc rrusnr, iaIreN " Mellon has tm n. stamp ol l.s iannrosaL tHe .u.- %. t.. resolution be.re. nH. rMnI....r WHsn cha.r- mr Uu..r. Sutherland w. Nat Truman n N..h.--, Neh. Tassc O... N.... s.mu. n Nicholson. Colo. r.. N..h... $ ns Thomas J WH.. N.... ue- F. Nhuwt tr.. .k.. rm.n Nor. Howard N E.. .....
 .g. u..r on ... gold situation |. In. mnuu.. n tH. Honorable tr.r.. M N.Hu. s.re-y ot ta. h.. m.mn.. o- tre United s.. r..
 .UH. gold i. m. standard oi tu. ... m. n... .. .u .r.i.. and t,r-.I....n |. r.urs mHorum, .o H nm. ..mm.r ..r o. r.. r.... ... .. n. world. and. .u.. ... n.In..nr ot gold m Tn. II s.. has declined I.t...... in Iall to si.-
 |... . ....u. H .N.. ... .a m. a.t lh.t r... ..I .>eI hy Che r.,-
 ..|. l... %. nroIu..ne . I'm. .H. nr....I. and
  .W H.. consumption oI gold
 .r. nr .-. H-
 . ...... tn I.I1 .n| .... m Ia.. .n n.r.. of m. . .... le. T. m. .s. re .r. M m>r.. and ... fact IH. Tn. ..nnu.u. ... n..r su plying III. m..H.' rr.Hu.r of I ..I m. m.... .. t.. rr.H.r. ..
 U.... m. ...u.I u. ....m .u mn. b. sufficiently r. II. .r..nl m. .u'... lr.H. .. u...r Il. r"U and t... . I....n.. eoI o..
 M ro m. r..Ire o' -H..
 ..
 .u.. m. .' standard ..n m. m...rU. maintained .I.. M .H.... and ... u...a.
 .m..l .... h. m. n0H... ..... .... u... m. m0H..r.
 "... s.u 0...'. ... ...... .......a. ol .....I. ..
 U.... H..r n..,e Louis IT.. N.....r. ...rn.. .. IT. u.u.H. ... .... ..mur.. H Hu IIU E.. ..... in m. sixty. .. ..... which provide. for n....... ID. ... norma. n'
 ..n o. m. rne.I sa.e ht
 .H.. ..H..r... H..H..n tr. .I . uIHrH o'n.
 ".
 .u E ..-. .....nu.
 ....0r n. I..r .r 0..r i'm .o.
 ... ..u.0. nm. 'n. n. introduced m u.. u... 0t E.n.
 and .-.. |. m. N.r nm. Hr H.mu.r ..e-.".. .H. .u n H -.-. Involving .. m. H... nI administration u TH. ..HrtmHI . r| .. oI.u.. Fw'H. ..r.. 0. ... I....Hrr ..r. r ..... r... ......H.. h.
 uI .. ... understand
 H. United sa-. Sen M u. upon m. erar ol t... ... ..r..o. r.. reply |. Chairman .u-Hu.. tn l.ormu.
 .m o. t.. gold mnHs .r which . vuIr unnr.r. r.I.. n.r..u.... o. n. gold ..w dam. and III. ..n.a' security o. m. n. h. t further
 ..".. .... .. upon ..r aH.. m. s..-..arU 0- tH. Treasury
 ro. b. definitely .eeu onr.ue .H. provisions Of u' H. s.-... Hru..... |. I Tn. sam. m 0.Io- ,o ~. r.. m. action o. ..e Hou. and r. l.. nu n. a. considered by In. -.. .u. In. .t further
 Ht.I ... IT m. Secretary o. -.. H.. .n..... for 0... t.. provision. o. u. E. a.-1 In. hereby u.r requested to| Io... . r.n.. ur enactment Ir c.n.r. n rru..., tn. . u..ne Industry from de.w0. rm which |. ..r.on. u.tl.-. r. r... o. n. far. .Ia. ..s onua- rr necessary .. .He has.s Of onr mm.urr t.m mt e.ori on .rr.ra.1n 70. Che heavy o-..w drain upon orr gold reserve. to proc .I. .r .u.uonHn- I r#er'o m ur o. dou.H. production and r...... I.rn tHe r..i for tH. further and cl.erUr. .r-,.lm.ut ol .rur which otherwise would r.- THIS YOUTH WAS ORIGINAL
 H... n.H ..n.. .....n .n..fIr ar.-.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22

FOR SALE Small cabin boat witch f-h. p Standard Kid engine. nearly now. suitable for hunters or prospectora WiIl sell cheap Ap- -1- t..1f & Hud.on or to office Of
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
No Cheap Cars

ue -aNy father was killed in a uuf.
 sre-I never would ride m one 0f those cheap ears.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22

"surcly you must be urcl umuc. said her niece. who Waa visiting Che old lady, "HoW can you work o long without rctt
 "Wcu. my dca was ,ho rcp'N 'i think its because when begin a piece of work , Iusl get too lazy to .op
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
Bachelor "Man cannot servo two masters
 Hcnpcckcd -"ucd be arrested for bieomy ii he did.'

Flattculoot had arrived home late from Che oGico aud h.s wife wos not Che sort of woman Co lot a thnr ute that pass unnouccd "Why didn't you catcb Che 7.30 train home to- night uorbertg" she demanded.
 "WcI you gee. doar.' replied Here bert. "I asked a porter from which platform my train started and he said ifI turned to Che loll I'd be right"
 "Wcl didn't you2
 "Un.oruuatcly uo. my doar'' rc- piled her husband GA utuc mistake ou-my part ] turned to Che right and was lo0i"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22

"I want a pair of trousers for my sick huahaud" exclaimed tao woman "What azc-" asked ,ho cIort
 "I don't knoE huJ think ho wears 1iH oolar'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
DEPARTMENT OF TUE INTERIOR United s.ntcs Land OH..o
 Iu.u hu..a
 September aI 1921.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that Mario Louise Norton. widow n. R0yai r Norton do....oI. ha .1n- m.tf0I maI .hro.-rUHr proof in .Nn- port 0f homo .aai n.rr r.a' .-tIn made April IN. lNIi. for Hn.. em- hrlrod u H E Surrcy No. TOO. now sor. Ilga. situated near Che mouth of NcnlcuhaI NVor about twelve miles north a. Juneau in H..lle 5S 2a' Ns longitude 1899 Ho ". and moro particularly described a follows.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22

Commencing ui UumUr No. ! N. v. m fno limo oI ordinary IIeh WHI.r of NnuI.uNI Rycr. whence USLM No ii Fs hears N. 4 5T E. Iil chs. hcucc <. U. I1'. N.I2 cha.. to corner No es thence $. 0 Ir E. fUI2 chs. t1 corner Nh. a. thence N s4' HU' W. 9.ni cha to coruor Mo- { M C ou Che line of ordinary high I.io or Gusuuo1u Channel Ht tHo mouth of NouIwHuI H.r.r, noncc mcaudor.nr Che said NmIcuh0u River CD N. fa OU' F.. fNO ch. co N 2i. 3n' E. Goo chs. C3l N 2i ll w. SEQ cha Gl N ff' 1U w. f.fU chs. 5l N e2 i1 W. iS0 cha ldl N 3i' 11 w. r5.TO chs CD ". t5' F. l.lu rhr. iSI N ea 15 E. ll.fO chs ol N. 10. 15' E. SEQ chs. Tm N. lG fs' E. H.I ChH GU N. T5'.2r F. aG0 cha. 12l N 57 52 E. f.9f ch. to corner No. ]. Che place oi 1e- ginning. containing >h.'I aole'. magnetic variation al aN t.
 FRANK A. BOYLE
 Register. First publication October ].
 Last publication November 25.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22
TNTERVALs

"Now. friends and comrades. mid Che stroot-corucr politician after a long speech made In Che pour. iur rain. "ony Quosi.ons.
 "Ycs." p.pcd an chat remained of his audience. an wchIn. "Can have Che box you're standing on Go mako a go-cart with9'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22

"Do you really enjoy country l.le. old mon2'
 "I0u bet ] d0.'
 "What do you do with yourself cycu.us2
 ooh. ] come to towu'
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22

"They observe Lent very strictly in chat family. don't thcyf
 "Oh vcry They dont permit any anecdotes Go bo told at Che dinner table except 1sh stories"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1921-10-22

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-01
Magyarorszagi levelek.

Simkovits Jozsef, 25 ewes, Simkovits
4Lajos, 3l@eves, Dombrad.
Greenbrger Jen5ne schrank6 Maris-
ka, As ewes, Hddsag.
1fi. Hi Janos, Hi Ibolyka, Csokm5.
Olasz Andras, 33 ewes, Matefalva
Urszinyi Uri Janos, AZ ewes, Bskes-
csaba.
Geier Mihaly, 80 ewes, Pancsova.
Lebschne Ocsenacs Irsn.
Brandeiszki Istvan. 80 ewes. Ra
dosna.
Zorger Man6, AZ evs, Budapest.
Hainpold 1stvan, As ewes, Marion
vasar.
Fried salamon gyermekei, szecske-
resztur.
Fielder Ferenc, SO ewes, Bicserd.
Reich zali, A ewes, Holl6haza.
.Iozsa Adam, a. ewes, Boba.
Kellerns Bakos Klara "a ewes, Fe
hertemplom.
V6neky Janos, vSnekyns viktoria,
New York.
Macy Andras, 30 ewes, LEX, Abaui
megye.
Macy Istvan, % ewes, LEX, Abaui
Osan Laszlo, Osan Flora, Szinvervar-
megye.
ALA.
Hajnal Balint, 81 ewes. szentmar-
tonkata.
Herceg Gyulane Balazs Eszter, Acsad.
Zboray Tvadar, Szabolcs megye.
Glicksmann Herman, 81 ewes, I'd.
vari, Bihar megye.
Drukker Tgnac, SO ewes, saj6szntps-
ter.
Drukker Irma, 4s ewes, saidszentpe
ter.
Lazar Mary, 80 ewes, Darda.
solner Janos, 45. ewes, Gy0ngyos.
Lunn Bella, AZ ewes, Gyongy6s.
Friedman Jakab, Gyongyos.
Plisnyik Peter, 80 ewes, Presnicza.
Fryer Jean, 35 ewes, Galicia.
Gulyas Pal, 40 ewes, Palfa, Tolna m.
Ujhazy Lajos, 80 ewes, Losonc.
Neumann Samu, so ewes, Miskolc.
Neumann Josef, SO Ewes, Di6sgyor.
Fercsak Pal, "a ewes, Tallya, Zemp-
len megye.
Krieger Emil, so evs, Kesmark.
PRIME Samuelne Krieger Josefine
As ewes, Kesmark.
Zsilinszky Gyorgy, 81 ewes, Bekes-
csaba.j
Klatz Aron, szab6, New York.
Gruss Rudolf, zenekarvezet6, Asz6d
Ginter Adam, 36 ewes, Simonyfolva
Walko John, IS ewes, Tolgyerfalva
azepes megye.
Nemeth Istvan, 40 ewes, Csepreg.
R6nai J6zsef, 80 ewes, Szombathely
Tmre JOSEF, 81 eves, Gyoma.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-09-01

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