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4 Heroine

" HE courage, the ca1mness, the self
sacrifice, the beautiful heroism of
Mrs. Sadie Grant, the Georgia school
teacher, who saved the lives Of sixteen chill
dren at the peril of her own, will bring
tears to the eyes and strange tremor to
the heart of all who hear her story.
There were eighteen pupils in the upper
room of the High Point Community school,
five miles from Covington, when the flames,
which had swept devouringly up a narrow
stairway, were discovered. Panic seized the
teachers little brood. They could not escape
through the single doorway, where smoke
beloved up in great black clouds and red
tongues were licking in; the only exit was
a window, twenty feet from the ground. Some
were for rushing headlong into the flames;
these she held back. Others were paralzyed
with terror; those she comforted and cheered
as best she could. All were in deaths shad-
ow; all were her pupils, her hearts concern
and among them was her own little daugh-
ter.
HOW OLD 1t, don't KNOW" she said
as she lay on the hospital bed, swathed in
bandages, beneath which the scared flesh
panied and the heroic spirit rejoiced. 81
just knew those crying children were in ter
rible danger, and stayed on as long as
could"
She stayed on until she had saved sixteen
of the little ones, her own among the last,
coolly and swiftly marshaling them to the
window, one by one lowering them her arms
length and letting them go. Last of all, she
CROPPED amid the flames for two that could
not be found, CROPPED until her eyes were
blinded and her dress ablaze, and then Ieaped
for life.
Only where LIES eternal values are re-
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-02
THE ICEBERG
BY DR.. Frank Crane

All essaylst has called our attention to
Che TACT that human being is like an ica-
perg' or which only about one-eiehtb 10
ABOVE the surface of the water and sevan-
elghths concealed.
What you know of any man fs o1no,,
very small portion of him Just as what
YOU see OF MIN is only his head and hands
"hen we talk about understanding a per-
son perfectly, we speak loosely. Nobody
out God understands any one perfectly.
IN TACT, many woman has lived with q
man for twenty years and has found at ths
emu OF that time that he is still a stranger.
All she knows about him may be com
pared with all we know about the Azores
Whlch are the small green peak of a vast
mountain mostly submerged
we discover that there are large horizons
Oh the personality of our child which are
strange to US.
And this is even more true of nrb1io
characters.
After all that has been written, who
hhoWs the real Napoleon, or the real Will
liam Hohenzollern, or the real Lincoln?
what we know is a fictitious something
sort Of artificial character that has grown
up around central concept that has at
tracted to itself all manner of myths and
stories.
In Walter Lippmann's admirable book,
Public Opinion" he calls attention to the
fact that most Of our mental pictures, both
OF great men and Of great events, are
created by our own imagination feeding
upon hearsay.
Great men, he says, "even during their
lifetime are usually known to the public
only through fictitious personality Royal
personages are of course constructed per
sonalltles. Whether they themselves be-
lleve in their public character or whether
they merely permit the chamberlain to
stage-manage it, there are at least two dis
| t1nct selves-the public and regal self, the
private and human. The biographies of
great people fall more or less readily into
the history of these two selves The Off
cial biographer reproduces the public life;
the revealing memoir the other
SO tenacious are we of our pre-conceived
notion OF what public character ought to
be that we resent it when we find out that
he is different. Hence it is always dam
gerous to meet great men. If you love your
1dealization of popular author, never
speak to him. If your mental picture of a
great philosopher is one in which he is al
ways sitting with his head pensively in his
hands contemplating humping problems,
and if you happen to see him in cubroom
smoking pipe and playing pinochle in his
shirt-sleeves, he will never be the same
to you again. What you loved and admired
was the apex of the island, and it's vast
concealed depths disappointly human.
Copyright 1929
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-02
Editorial Echoes

When a man sits down suddenly and I'M
expectedly he realizes what a hard world
this is.
Men who try to keep up appearances often
find it necessary to keep up disappearance
later on.
When a man is going to the dogs he usu-
ally meets the dogs about half way.
Though the world may owe every man
living, only the persistent collector gets it.
Men who are always attempting to kill
two birds with one stone never bag much
game.
A dozen wives is enough to shake any
mans belief in polygamy.
A man who lives beyond his income is apt
to live beneath his opportunities.
A large man sometimes makes very small
citizen.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-02
THE ATLANTA TRI.WEEKLY JoURNAE.

be vouchsafed. Yet those whose province it
is to bestow honor here and now will exalt
their own duty by paying tribute to this
dorses the proposal that her name be entered
for Carnegie hero medal, and trusts that
her story may be told affair through the world
to ennoble and inspire.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-02
Renew your subscription now.
MY FAVORITE STORIES
By Irwin Cobb


Down in Graves county Kentuckv thers
being somewhat light-fingered. 1t came to
pass that the grand jury indicted him for
grand larceny and eventually he was brought
TO trial. The charge was that while on a
Visit to the cOunty-seat he had slipped a.
large silver watch from the vest pocket of
the official town drunkard as that individual
was propped in a. chair in the shade of a
grocery store, sleebing off the first edges of
spree. The evidence against the accused
appeared conclusive. Nevertheless, the Jury.
taxing everything into consideration, decided
that the prisoner had been tempted beyond
his strength and that, incidentally. the vic
tim probably had got no more than his lust
deserts. Accordingly, a verdict of mot
guilty was brought in.
His honor, on the bench, was not exactly
satisfied with this finding but, having no
other alternative than to free the defendant.
he announced.
We'll, Uncle Sam, that settles it. You're
acquitted"
Daunted by the serious countenance of
MS nonor, the old man scratched his head.
Scuse me Jedge,' he said, I'm feared
L don't git ye.''
Il say, you're acquitted. A Jury of vour
peers, after hearing all the testimony. has
refused TO convict, conclusion, might add
IN which the court finds itself unable tn con.
cur ~ OO
Look yere, Jedge," said the old man edo
dat mean I got to give dat wife man his
watch back?'
(CODyripht 1920
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Bank Reports Encouraging

The bank reports are most encouraging
for business this fall. 1t is marvellous that
in the south, too, there has been the most
decidedly prompt response to the call for
normally. The south is resilent.-Savan-
nah Morning News.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-02
PRESS TALK in GEORGIA
BY Jack L. Patterson

Many fellow drops quarter in the col
lection plate and leans back expecting to
hear a $4,000 ermon.-Hartwen Sun.
And a good many fellows drop nothing
in the plate and at the same time hear a
first-class sermon free gratis for nothing
DeKalb New Era.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-02
Copyright, 1929

A Well-dressed peddler cautiously MAIDS
his way into the managers office, and
coughed to call attention to himself
'Well!" said the manager, what do you
want?"
Il am Introducing" the peddler began.
IAN automatic electric hairbrrsh-"
Cant you see I'm bald?" grow1ed the
manager.
your wife, perhaps"
She's bald, too, except when she's
dressed up"
perhaps your son, sir?"
Hes one month did and quite bald"
quite So" said the peddler. "HaYe you
a dog?"
Yes Chinese hairless poodle"
The peddler dived into another pocket.
ALLOW me-" he said, ''to show you the
latest thing in fIypaper."
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-02
Lief. 1t ElIV

when two liars tell each other the truth,
the fur files observes the Thomasyille
mes-Enterprise.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-02
QUIPS AND QUIDDITIES

An English lover of music was envyiRg the
Italian barber his musical heritage and his
greater enjoyment Of opera. 81 suppose you
Italians" he sail, "can understand your
singer perfectly" The barber looked puz-
zled. you can if you understand the
Words he said.
where are you going in such hurry"
asked Jones. ''To the police station to get
warrant for my wife's arrest" Smith re-
piled. ION what charge, pray?" asked the
surprised Jones'
"On the charge of rocking me to Sleep
Nonsense" explained Jones, you can't get
person arrested for rocking vol to Sleep
Cant I? You ought to see the rock" said
Smith,
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-02
THE WIFE CHEATER i
A NeW Romance
BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR

Joan Stockbridge marries Norman
Wayne in spite Of many warnings from
her friends. Norman is the kind OF a
man who has never been known to care
for one woman more than a few weeks
at time, and he and Joan have been
married only short time, when Joan Z
is given cause for jealousy by Alice Will !
son, who does her best to fascinate Nor
man. At country club dance, Norman
and Alice disappear for several dances, !
leaving Joan with Herbert Livingston,
who at one time wanted to marry ner-
Joan tries to make Norman jealous and
fails because he is too sure of her. r
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CHAPTER XIV

<EYXT ELL, did you have good time?
wv Norman's voice behind me brok
in upon my thoughts as I stoo
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1922-12-02
ARBOR DAY IN GEORGIA
BY JOHN T. BOIFEUILLET

<kT TIE that planteth tree is the serv-
ant of God; he provideth a kind
ness for many generations, and
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-27
GYILKOL A DZSITNI.
Ket gyermelcet gazoltak halalra
ket nap alatt. - Az egyik vezetot
letartoztattak. Kampany a
gyorshajtok ellen.

Reszint sziilok gondatlansaga,
reszint pedig automobil vezetok
konnyelmii, gyors hajtasa a fele-
los ket kis gyermek eletenek XII
oltasarert.
Kedden Phillips Anna het ewes
leanyka esett aldozatul egy Will
son avenuen szagnldo dzsitninek,
mig szerlan Espositos Mihaly, 4
ewes fiucska, a Charlotte streeten
keriilt szinten egy dzsitni kerekei
ala.
A kisleany anyjaval ment a fiji
szeriizletbc vasarolni es egy ori-
zetlen pillanatban kiszokott az
utcara. Eppen akkor vagtatott ar
ra Ralph Rothe east youngstown
dzsitnije, amely eliit0tte ki'
Ileanyt, aki csaknem azonnal meg
halt. A rendorseg letart6ztatts
Rothet mig halottkemi vizsgala'
lbefejezSdik. Valoszinii, hogy gon
datlansagb6l okozott ember0lesse
fogjak vadolni. A szerencsetlel
! lveget ert kisleany sziileivel 180'
{ Wilson aye. alatt lakott.
I Mint ertcsiiliink a kis Phillip
leany magyar szarmazasu sziil6l
'gyermeke ses sziileinek igazi new
Filop. Temetese csiitort0kon reg
lgel volt TT Papp Sander haselton
igor. kath pl6banos k0zbenj0ttt
slvel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-27
" PLEBANos HAZLET0N-
BAN.

Ft. Kosztik J6zsefet, Ma
gyarok Vasarnapja' tarszerkesz-
t6jet $ tarstulaidonosat Schrembs
pispok ur omeltosaga a multi he
ten kedden Youngstownba hivat-
ta, ahoi kinevezte a hazletoni
Scent Erzsebet tot hitk0zseg Pile
banosahak es szemelyesen vitte el
nj helyere. Orommel IS szeretet-
tel fogadtak hivek, hiszen mem
|egy ismeri mar az 6hazabol, inert
|ott' is hivei voltak. Or6miik hatar-
italian volt Is nem gyoztek koszop,
mi a piispok urnak, hogy father
Kosztikot adta nekik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-27

ewes Margit es a keteves Ilonka
nyugodtan aludtak agynkban.
Varga, elmondta, hogy miel0tt XII
mentek az istalloba. tiizet raktalS
a sp6rban. Val6sziniileg sp6rb6l
szikra pattant konyha padl6ja-
ra es att6l fogott tiizet a haz,
inert amikor vagy fel6ra mulva
Varga a haz fele nezett, langok
csapkodtak Xxi teton.
Varga es ketsegbeesett felesege
rohantak hazhoz. Az apa r0g-
ton latta, hogy az alton lehetetlen
bemenni. Az ablakhoz kerHlt.
Csnpasz kezevel beverte a tablat,
hogy cleric a sep ket kis lanyt,
akilx az ablakhoz kozel egy agy-
ban fekiidtek. De amint a tfizet
friss leveg6 erte betoTt ablakon
at, a langok borzaszto er6vel
csaptak fel es Varga egett arccal
Is nyakkal tantorgott vissza. Egy
arra halad6 automobilista, aki q
gyarba igyekezett munkaba, meg
mentette az els6 szobabol a kis
fiut es aztan rohant leadni tiiz
jelzest. Vagra haza egyediil all &
legkozelebbi telefon masfel mer'
f0ldnyire van. Dacara annak
hogy farma a varos hataran be
ill van, a vizvezetek mem er od'
Is amikor a tiizolt6k megerkeztek
k9nytelenek voltak tehetetlenii
szemlelni, amint langok teljesel
elemeszitk Varga kis vagyonka
jat. Al tiizolt6k elmentek $ a szom
szedok ngy reggel nyolc ora tai
ban telefonaltak a rend6rsegrt
hogy a tiiz meg lnindig eg Is hog,
haz k0riil kivancsiak szazs
tolonganak. IA rend6rseg erre x
! III
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-27
A regisztralas

A regisztralas kotelezo lenne.
Egy ilyen regisztralast elrende!o
torveny mem iitkozne az Egyesiiit
Allamok alkotmanyaha, ha a leg
fels6bb bir6sag (U. S. supreme
court) alabbi donteset es veleme-
nytt vessziik fisyelembe
"A Kongresszusnak jogaban van
az orszag teriileten el0 barmely ide-
gennek regisztralasar6l es identifi-
kalasar6Isgondoskodni Is t0rveny
utjan intexkedni, hogy . rendszer
betartass6k. =
Ugyancsak az alabbi velemeny-
ben ICY nxilatkozik a leefelsobb
|bir6sag:
/ sMiutkn : Kongresszusnak * hata-
rozott jOga van barmeay osxtalyoza
su .idsgsnt kiutasittatni vagy lets
i leped6sliket megengedni k6ts6gel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-27
EGYLETI KOZGYttLEs.

Il 10 23-an tartotta ref. egyha-
ri BIS. egylet aprilis havi kozgyii-
leset, a melyen alig Jelent meg
hat tag, pedig nagyon fontos iigy-
rol tett volna jelentest a tagok
elott titkar.
Az elmult vasarnapi kozgyiile-
siink0n azert voltak oily csekelv
szamban jelen a tagok, inert te-
vedesben voltak. Mivel minden
no Ak vasarnapjan szoktuk
megtartani havi k0zgyiileselnkes,
tehat ait gondoltak, hogy a j0vo
vasarnap lesz a k0zgyHles, inert
az lesz az utols6 vasarnap ho.
ban, holott ez mar az 0todik va
sarnap lesz aprilisban. Tobben
ICY nyilatkoztak d tagtarsak ko-
'ziil, tehat tevedtek az id6pontot
illet6leg.
Aprilis havi bevetel S 1915
Maricusr6l athoaat $a915x86
| Osszesen $3941.l1
| Aprilisban mem volt semmi kiadas
/ 81. Il. titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-27
Ket magyar leanyka
borzalmas tGzhalala
vARGA zsIGMoND HAZA LEEGETT KET KIs LEANYA
BENEGETT. VARGA is SULYOS EGESI SEBEKET
szENvEDETT, AMIKoR GYERMEKEIT
MENTENI AKARTA

vonult es tiizoltok is visszater-
TEX, de Eel tiz lett, mig tiiz any
nyira lelohadt, hogy romok
kozott gyermekek utan fkutatni
lchetett.
OFT talaltak meg 6ket az agyon.
Kicsi testiik csaknem szenne
Fegett. A ket ewes Ilonka feje tel
jesen elegett es csak borzalmasan
0sszeegett teste fekiidt az agy
roncsain testvere mellett, akinek
mindket laba Is karja teljesen
elegett. A ket kis halottat Vas
csak temetesrcndezo halottaskam-
raiaba szallitottak.
Macy kozonseg vett reszt bor-
zalmas halalt halt ket kis leany
temetesen szerdan. A testverck
foldi maradvanyait egy kicsi ko-
pors6ba tettek. ut. Gerenday
Laszlo meghat6 gyaszbeszedben
bucsuztatta ell az artatlan aprosa-
gokat a teljesen megtort apatol es
az 6riileshez kozel allo anyatol, a
kiknek csaknem szemei elott pusz-
tultak ell gyermekeik. A kis lea
Inyokat Belmont temetoben ko-
zos sirba helyeztek A sulyosan
sujtott csalad irant nagy reszvet
nyilvanult meg mindeniitt es
Iigazi emberszeretettel siettek
szomszedaik es magyar testvereik
segitsegiikre
Varga mem szokott sehova sem
jarni. Cs0ndes, dolgos ember volt
laki evekig dolgozott az Ohio
Worksban es aztan kiberelte a
farmat, ahol tiiz erte. A kis Mar
git4.a Kinkaid sisknlaba jart es TIA,
lnit6i nagyon szerettek, inert ko-
rahoz kepest okos, ertelmes kis
leany volt
| Magyar szokas szerint, Vargs
elmnlasztotta ingosagait bebizto
lsitani es ICY keves joszagan XVII
lsemmije sem maradt. A haz telje
/ sen elpusztult, 2 ezer 500 dollar
kart okozva farm tulajdonosa
max, mig Varga anyagi kara meg
lhaladja az ezer dollart. Ket XII
lgyermeke pusztulasat pedig men
Ilehetne semmi penzzel sem p6tolnl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-27
NAGYBIzoTTsAGI GYijLEs.

Tudatjuk a Nagyhizottsag osz-
SECS tagjaival, hogy no 30-an,
azaz most vasarnap fontos gyiilest
tartunk, a melyre a Nagyizottsag
osszes tagjait meghivjuk. Mivel
mar regebben mem volt gyiilesiink,
azert ez alkalommal akarjuk ell
intezni az azota felmeriilt targya.
ket, tehat fontos dolog, hogy az
este 8 6rakor Kossuth K0rben
tartando gyiilesen minden tag
megjelenjen.
Tagtarsi kosz0ntessel:
Geressy Sandor, eln0k.
Horvath Istvan, titkar,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-27

A feltiinesi viszstetegSeg, amely
Oles polgarmesterlnknek legf0bb
baja, ARA vette a kiilonc vasar-
csarnok tulaidonost. hogy beje-
lentse. miszerint az 6szi valaszta-
sokon palyazni fog Ohio allan
kormanyzoi szekele.
Oles bejelentesei a vilag egyr.s-
sze megd0bbenessel, masresze ne
vetessel, harmadik resze pedig
6rommel fogadta. A jeloltseget il
let5leg Oles eddig a koyetkez6 XII
jelenteseket tette:
Vesz egy egesz sonatot, AIT be
festeti elenk szinekkel es azon
egy jo zenekar fs nehany kocsira-
komany, gorogtin kiseretehen be-
utazza Ohio sallamSa '.'-E - s
1 A vonaton egy nagy satrat visz
magaval, ,amelyet nagyobb va
rosokban felallittat es oman fog
ia kortesj beszedeits elmondani
Ugyancsak magaval viszi az utral
kutyait, a pavajat, a p6nijat es q
medvet sem hagyja otthon.
A polgarmester a moi szavazato,
kat igyekszik maid megnyerni
mig csinos felesege a ferfiakr;
yeti maid XII hal6jat.
Szazezer doIlaros kampany ala
pot fog syiijteni Oles es pedie
lucy, hogy megkeri azokat, akil
mellette vannak, hogy egytol 8
! dollarig terjed6 osszeggekkel ia
1 rul janak koltsegekhez. Eddi.
mar 0t dollart kapott, tehat ma
| csak kilencvenkilenc ezer 995 dol
/ lara van sziiksege.
| Az allamot teljesen szarazza tie
szi Is politilSusokat es meg men
| fefel6 hivatalnokOkat, a rossz hi
rii n6kkel egyetemben az Ohio fo
!y6ba zavarja.
llyen es chez hasonlo kijelentt
seit orszagszcrte lekozoltek Ia
Ipok,
Oles komolyan veszi jeloltsege
/ es legutobb kijelentette. hog
otthonaban radio telefon allomas
vezet be es maid azon minden est
! beszedet tart Ohio polgaraihoz.
A polgarmester egesz biztosa
, Iszamit mindenki szavaZatar
Youngstownban A baratais
j mind ram szavaznak, inert szere
mex latni, hogy "a kormanyz
szekbe jussak. Az ellensegeim
mind ram fognak szavazni azer
hogy Youngstown megszabadu
jon t6lem'', mondotta nevetve !
! Ifrdekes pogarmester.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-27

Rettenetes csapas erte hetf0n
reggel Varga Zsigmond honfitar-
sunkat, akinek Salt Spring
roadon, k0zel a varos hatarahoz
kis farmaja van. Margit es Ilonka
ncvii leanykai elpuszultak amikor
haza foldig egett.
"A szerencsetlen apa maga is
sulyos egesi sebeket szenvedett
arcan es kezet 0sszevissza vagdal-
ia annak az ablaknak az iivege, a
mely ablak ket kis leany halo
szobaiaba nyilt. Varga ugyanis
megkiserelte mentest es csupasz
kezevel bet0rte az ablakot, de a
hirteleniil kicsapo langok vissza-
kergettek. Az ablak iivegei csak-
mem feyagtak balkezet.
A kct kis gyermek pusztulasan
kiviil Varga elvesztette mindener.
Csekely megtakaritott penze, 245
dollar a langok martaleka lett.
Minden butora, ruhaja porra
egett. J6szivii szomszedok es ma
gyar honfitarsaik kozadakozasa
bol tudta csah gyermekeit elite
mettetni.
A rendorsegi jelentes szerint
Varga 6s felesege jokor keltek es
kimentek az istalloba tehenet fej.
nj. Istvan fiuk veliik ment segite
nj, mig egy kisebb flu, het
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-04-27
felul joga van bevandoflottak re-
gisztral&sar6l es idsntifik&ci6jar6l y
gcndoskodni es ait t0rv6nyek ut
jan szabalyozni. g

AIT ajanlottak. hogy a regiszt
Iralast ITALIAN a polgarosito iigyosz-
talyon xviii nyilvanos iskolak
Iutjan lehetne intezni. Tobb ok
Matt ezt tervet nem tartom kivl-
hetonek. A regisztralasnak telje-
Isen a kormany feliigyelete alatt
kell tortennie. Specialisan erre a
celra szervezetet kellene felalli-
ltani A polgarositasi biztosok
(examiner) a polgarositasi torve-
lnyeket alaposan ismerik, inert hi
szen egesz idejiiket ezen torve
lnyek vegrehajtasa koti le "A nyil
vanos iskolak tanitoi alland6an
valtoznak. Mem is varhato toluks
hogy a polgarositasi torvenyeket
t0heletesen ismerjek, ennelfogva
lhianyozna t0rveny altalanosan
egyforma vegrehajtasa es alkal-
Imazasa. Tovabba regisztracio
Ikeresztiilvitelehez kiil0n hivatal-
lnokok valnanak sziiksegesse.
Ezeket pedig fizetni kell. Az crre
la celra sziiksegelt penz a tervek
szerint egy helyrol j0nne tehat
lugyanazt helyet illeti meg az
ellen6rzes is. A munkat egyfor-
man kell vegezni es a bejelentesi
llapok kell, hogy a kormany tulaj-
donat kepezzek.
A polgarositasi szolgalatnak 6s
a nyilvanos iskolaknak egyiitt
.Ikellene miikodni De kozremii-
} kodes ne alljon abbol, hogy az
iskolak vegezzek a regisztralast.
Az iskolak feladata tanitas. A
nyilvanos iskolak rendkiyiil erte-
kes munkat vegezhetnek polga
! rosodasra valo elSkeszitesi mum
\ kaban.
! Az idegenek regisztraci6ja XII
: terjedne a feleseg IS kiskorn
gyermekekre is. Al 8regisztralas
lcelja fokdppen, hogy gondoskod.
Jon az idegen tanitasarol, hogy
beosszs meglev6 isk kolakba d
ihogy elinttassa hozka azokst !
II Ifelvilagositasokat, . melyek el6
= segitik al amerikanixdci6t.
n Folyt. i jov6 hkten