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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-13
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uldH IOVAu SLdbduSdSFG WGs&ssss
John 7. Adams, a republi We
part orszagos bizottsaganak ell
noke, AIT mondja, hogy ez leg
eredmenyesebb kongresszus volt
az Egyesiilt Allamok torteneteben.
Els3 feladata volt rekonstruk-
clio olyan haboru utan, mely fel-
emesztette evszazadok szerzeme-
nyet es tcljesen megvaltoztatott
minden kozgazdasagi es politikai
iranyt.
Rendet kellett teremtenie nyolc
evi peldatlan pazarlas, hozza mem
ert0 gazdalkodas es osztaly-t0r-
venyhozas ntan.
Az iizleti viszonyok, demokra-
ia part politikaja Matt, rosszabb
allapotban voltak, mint barlnikor
ezelott otvcn ev 6ta. Tpar es ke-
reskedelem diszorganizalt ziirza-
varban volt, megfelel6 vezetes es
igazgatas hianyaban. Rossz id6k
t0rtek rank; a farmerek a cs6d
dl0tt allottak, a varosok utcain
pedig OF millio foglalxo sasnelkiili
ipari munkas bolyongott celtala-
nul.
Ilyen volt a helyzet, mikor ezen
kongresszus 0sszeiilt. Gazdasagi,
ipari es kereskedelmi teren min
den tenyez6 rendbehozatalra es
ujjaszervezesre vart. De eek a
feladatok oily 6riasiak es oily xii
lonfelek, hogy lehetetlen vala-
mennyit r0vid Is h6nap alatt meg
oldani mindent normalis rendbe
hozni.
A kOngresszus r0gt0n hOzzafo-
gott a RECONSTRUCTED, az ujraepi-
tes Macy munkajahoz, Megterem-
tette k0ltsegvetesi t0rvenyt, me-
lyet annak idejen demokrata ell
nok ellenzett es elve veto -jogaval,
elvetett, de mely a legnagyobb
fontossaggal bir az orszag penz-
iigyeinek rendbehozatalanal.
Kiilonfele t0rvenyek megalko-
tasaval talpraallitotta cs6d ele
jutott f0ldmivelest, mely ugy az
iparnak, mint kereskedelemnek
alapjat kepezi.
A kozad6kat $500, 900, ,OOO-ral le-
szallitotta. Korlatozta a bevan-
dorlast, nehogy munkatlanok
szama szazezrekkel szaporodjek.
Beket kotott Magyarorszaggal,
Nemetorszaggal es Ausztriaval.
A szenatus r0vid id6n beliil jova-
hagyta a Washington bekekonfe-
rencia miivet, mialtal ujabb habo-
ruknak elejet vette.
A vilagon mines orszag, mely a
kozkiadasokat annyira leszallitot-
ia volna, mint ez a republicans
kongresszus.
Ez kongresszus egyetlen rom
bolo, atyaskod6, valamely tarsa-
dalmi ,osztalyt vagy orszagreszt
el0nyben reszesit0 t0rvenyt mem
alkotott. Ellenkez6leg, meg soha
kongresszus bekeid6ben mem no.
zott annyi ujraepit6, nemzeti fon-
tossagu, hasznos t6rvenyt, mint
eZ.
Ezen republicans kongresszus
rekordjanak, mines vedelemre silk
sege. A republicans part fell
emelt fovel megy nemzet ele an
max biztos tudataban, hogy a pol
garsag ujra meg fogja bizni az
orszag iigyeinek intezesevel. A
szavazok mem fogjak a demokrata
partot hatalomhoz segiteni, hogy
ez ujra megteremtse azokat SAL
nalatramelt6 viszonyokat, melyek-
mex nyomasa alatt az utobbi evek-
ben annyira szenvedniink kellett.
A "Marion Star" Harding ell
nok lapja) AIT mondja, hogy a re-
publikanusok rovidesen megalkot-
jak az vi vamtorvenyt, inert meg
vannak rola gyoz6dve, hogy ezt
tenni az orszag erdekeben all,
hogy ez feltetleniil sziikseges az
amerikai nep joletenek biztosita-
sara. A Dingley-fele republika-
nus vamtorveny alatt nagyobb
volt az altalanos joliet, mint bar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-13
A XII HATRAIEKBAN

van lapunk el6fizetesevel, az j0j-.
Jon az irodarkba es fizessen el5
lapunkra. Egy eyre csak 3 dollar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-13


A "Marion Star" Harding ell
nok lapja) AIT mondja, hogy re-
publikanusok r0videsen megalkot-
jak az vi vamtorvenyt, inert meg
vannak r6la gy6z6dve, hogy ezt
tenni az orszag erdekeben all,
hogy ez feltetleniil sziikseges az
amerikai nep joletenek biztosita-
sara. A Dingley-fele republika-
nus vamt0rveny alatt nagyobb
volt az altalanos joliet, mint bar
mely mas orszagban barmikoy
azelStt. Pedig a vamtetelek soha
oily magasak mem voltak, mint a
Dingley -t0rvenyben.
Az 192O-iki valasztasok alkal.
naval hangsulyozva lett a magas
vedvam sziiksegessege, miutan
a szavaz6k 6riasi tobbsege a re-
publikapus partot bizta meg az or
szag kormanyzasaval, yilagos,
hogy az amerikai nep a magas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-07-13

foglalta
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24
March 3-March "a, 1927
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

STATE OF .MlCHIGAN-,
The Probate Court for the County
! Of Paraga.
At a session of said Court, held at
the Probate Office in the Village OF
L'Anse, in said County, on the 28th
day of February, A. d. 1922.
Present: Hon. Joseph j. O'Connor,
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Mary Williams, Deceased.
Pierce Roberts having filed his pc
tition, praying that an instrument
filed in said Court be admitted to Pro-
bate as the last will and testament of
said deceased, and that the admins
ltration of said estate be granted to
Pierce Roberts, or some other suitable
person.
+ It is Ordered, that the twenty-sev-
enth day Of March. A. d. 1922, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon, at said Pro
bote Office, is hereby appointed for
hearing said petition
1t is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given by publica-
ton of a copy hereof once each week
for three successive weeks previous
to said day Of hearing in the LAnse
Sentinel, a newspaper printed and
circulated in. said County.
JOSEPH J. O'CONNOR,
(Seal) Judge of Probate,
A true copy.
Leona Gauthier,
Register of Probate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24

Terms reasonable. Andrew New
man, Skanee, Mich. s-24-4
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24
POLITICAL NOTICES
NOTICE
-

l wish hereby to thank the voters
Of Baraga Township for the support
given nae at the Farmers Party"
caucus held at the Grange Hall on. the
18th. / solicit a full measure of your
support in the coming election and
ASSURE you that if elected shall strive
to conduct the Office in the best pos
sible way in the interest of the tax.
payers at large.
Sincerely yours,
0. C. OLSEN.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24

i am candidate for reelection as
clerk Of L'Anse township at the cleo
tion April 5. If reelected promise
to give my best attention to the dut-
les of the Office. Your support and
vote would be appreciated
MICHAEL Common.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24
For Hishway Commandment

l am a candidate for election to the
Office CT highway commissioner Of the
township of L'Anse, on the, Peoples
ticket, at the election April 8, and so.
licit your support and vote. If elect
ed, will give the very best attention
to the duties of the Office.
ARTHUR S. BIERSCHBACH
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24
NOTCH

No liquor sold, peddled or allowed
drank in cur restaurant. We will
prosecute all violations.
Collins & Kent,
L'Anse, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24
For Supervisor

am candidate for the Office of
supervisor Of Arvon township at the
election April 3rd, and solicit your
support. The run will be made by me
on slips.
AUGUST PAULSON.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1922-03-24

FOR SALE-Two teams Of heavy
draft horses, one $500, IL years old,
the other team 5 years old, weight
$500. Horses in good condition.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
What Do You Sell?

clergyman starting out on a mission to
rather wild lumber camp district described
himself as about to sell religion to the inhab-
itants thereof. That word sell" is very much
used at present. The advertisers have famil-
iarized us with it, and almost everybod: seems
to be trying to find new way to use it. The
young man who writes letter asking for a
Job is selling himself in the letter. The adver-
tisements for new kind Ct mattress inform us
that they are selling sleep. The whole world
is selling something. AS matter u fact the
art Of craftsmanship never has been so popu-
lar or SO seriously studied as it is at present;
and this fact doubtless accounts for the
spread Of this argot. Really we are not nearly
so commercially minded as our speech would
indicate; and>we are not bought body and soul
AS lately used SELL is just piece Of modern
slang, in the same class with finale hopper and
the cats collar. But however explained, we
hate to think Of minister who could posi-
bly, bring himself to speak jof selling religion
He may be successful and sell a great deal OF
it, but We fear it will not prove to be of that
spiritual Quaiity that wears
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
Scientific Crime.

The latest tools Of criminals are displayed
in New York at the international conference Of
police. Detectives seemed most interested in
apparatus used by rope workers. With the
skill Of human flies this breed of crooks get on
. roof and climb down as many as IA stories
to commit robbery. using only their muscles
and clothes line. Burglars now have fad
OF carrying their tools IN violin and banjo
cases. Electricity is being used widely by
yeggmen. Hooking to q light socket, they go
through a safe door with electric drills. In
blowing safe they even use an electric fuse
exploder. Detective Boylan says the yeggmen
! never have been able to perfect the use Of
acetyline torches for burning through steel
vaults. All around the scientific tools of crime
are disappointing to the curious. In the main
they are crude, about the same as decade ago,
with nothing startling as in master mind de-
| tective fiction.
Each professional criminal, the convened
police say, has characteristic style of work
peculiar to himself For instance, if a window
is broken noiselessly by plastering nypaper
on it to prevent the crash of falling glass, the
police know instantly that the crook is one Of
score or SO who specialize in this method.
Further elimination is easy for certain crooks
work only on Saturday nights, at certain hours
or only during storms Cocaine is the chief
tool of the New York crook, says Detective
Frank Quigley. He explains: :Anybody that
goes crooked begins taking it to steady his
nerves. II man shows a yellow streak his
pals make him take big sniff of cocaine be-
fore they will go on job with him. l don't
believe loft burglary or any other dangerous
crime has been pulled off in New York for
years except after they have doped themselves
to keep their nerve" Crime and the drug traf-
fic go hand-in-hand. To attack crime at its
roots and paralyze its growth, stop the drug
traffic. That is the way, and police know it.
but it's easier said than Done The job, how
ever, is not impossible
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
Modern Kings.

When an American girl left a~king on a
dance floor to go to speak to her father, her
act caused considerable comment. Possibly
the readiness Of the king to overlook such a
violation Of royal etiquet was an even more
unusual thing than the thoughtless act Of the
girl. Kings. in the past. have not been in the
habit Of being left alone on dance floors BY
young women with whom they have deigned
to dance. None but an American girl would
have held dance with king 80 lightly as to
have run to her father with no more than for
NAL leave-taking than request that the king
wait aNpninute The willingness of King Al
fonso Of Spain to overlook the affair is anoth-
er indication that the life Of a king, like that
OF the old gray mare. is not what it used to
be. The kings readiness to understand was
an indication Of the progress Of democracy ON
the continent where titled aristocracy has made
its most stubborn stand
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
TOmSif1SSQvS

No matter where a man goes, his laundry
mark is sure to follow.
Turks Garry on Girls".-Headline All. it
is the Shiek.
Cleveland man and his wife are on the
same jury. We will let you know II they
disagree.
L A rolling stone hits the bumps.
We eat 2.5o0. 900 900 eggs yearly. No. won
der a hen looks mad.
1t is not true that Guy Oyster. Gompers' sec
rotary. is good only during months with an r..
What tickles dentist like new candy
store opening?
A mans head SHELLS when he gets stung by
a political bee.
Our next income tax is due ten days before
Christmas.
Pancho villa is the new fyWeight champ.
It is not the old Mexican hy-by-night champ.
Professor Becker has written history of
our independence. One man calls it an ancient
history.
Women Will speak"-Headline. This,
however, is not news
New governor of South Australia is Sir
Bridges, K. C. M. G. & c. B., D. S. O.. and at
times c. o. d.
Near Santa Monica, Cal, jazz brass band
! made cows give more milk. But it was butter
milk.
Steel rails are up 50 per ton. Pay no more
wife Who Wouldn't Settle Down" is a
new novel; but the man who won't settle up
! is an old story.
Difference between classical dancing and
taking bath is you use water in bathing.
The man who won't stop at anything gets
further than the man who won't start at any
thing.
| Packers Unite4-Headline. A street ca,
conductors union?
New York's board Of education is threaten.
ing to ind enough seats for all the children.
Knox county, Ind. held hog calling con
test Wonder what the winner called a road
hog?
1T was but an empty dream" sang a poe
after buying q, dream Of = girl feed.
A senator says the new tariff is terrible
Others think 1t is even worse than that.
Since the Chinese never kiss they may Nv,
gotten slant-eyed from looking at their noses
! Borrow money now and you can pay !
back for Christmas gift
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23

The Rock Island vics ring also has an
its operations to underworld grating 1t has
homes and business houses robbed by its spe-
cialists and engages In any other criminal ac-
tivffy by which nancy can be realized, includ-
Ing the shaking down Of those fearing exposure
for social indiscretions. You may not have yet
been approached for donation. but don't be
20 sure that you won't some day, unless you do
your part in Kidding the community Of this
vulturous combination. which will not stop
short Of the destruction Of human life in ssrv-
ing its ends.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
Daily Poem
THE ENCHANTED FoRssf.
BIZ BERTON BRALEY.

They say that the Forest Of Arden
Is peopled with Youth alone!
When the arteries start to harden.
When grizzled the hair has crown.
No more in these haunts of wonder
Shall you wander the pathways sweet
No more shall You sauntsr under
The shade where the branches meet
But, the Forest was made for lovers.
And there is no age to love,
And the same enchantmsnt hovers
In the heart and spirit Of
Whoever still knows the glory
Which CLOVIS in his loved ones eyes.
And the thrall Of the old, old story
The spell Of which never dies.
They say-and their words are truthful
That the Forest Of Arden's made
For those who are blithe and youthful
To linger beneath its shade;
Butt you shall ind gray-haired sages
Its dells' and its glens among.
For lovers may be all ages
But lore t. forever young.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23


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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
The Daily Short Story

continued out into the darkness.
After Ed Condor took charge Of
the garage he became a frequent
visitor at the little cottage where
Marion lived with her aunt Dur
ing the long fall and winter months,
when the town seemed closed with
in itself, Marion and Ed spent much
time together, and when summer
smiled on this little seashore re-
sort they were tnseparable.
The second summer since Nor
rison passed out of Marion's life
was drawing to a close, and the
glorious days when the sun kissed
sparkles from the blue Atlantic.
coupled with soft nights Of mellow
moonlight beside the whispering
waves. wove a spell about Marion
and Ed, so that it was inevitable
that he should ask her to be his
wife.
At the last dance Of the season
Marion looked radiant. and Eds
heart skipped q beat or two as he
thought of the possibility of her an
swer being unfavorable. One dance
for Formally, and then he led her
to the veranda. Before giving her
answer, she told him of Morrison
and asked il he. too, might be over
looking her future.
| Marion" he replied, II want you
more than ever, rich or poor, now
and for all time; SO won't you
please say 'Yesr"
-
"A Mrs. Edward Condor to see
you. SIR" announced the Office boy
Morrison hesitated. Then, VERY
well, show her in"
As the door opened, Morrison i'm
mediately recognized his caller.
why, Marion! 1t is indeed 9
surprise to see you"
Marion cut him short. II believ,
you have met my husband, Mr.. Con
dom"
Effusively. Walter offered then
chairs.
/ Marion continued, you are quit,
busy, SO we will stay but \ min
iute."
| "Oh, I am never too busy to vel
come old friends" answered Nor
irison. my uncle retired becaus'
Of poor health, so l am administer
ing the estate that the late MI
Gregory left in trust for his daugh
ter. and I'm endeavoring to man
age them so efficiently that she1
retain me when she assumes con
troll. So you have come to New
York to spend your honeymoon ?"
mo, We are on our way to Can
ada for months trip, and I call
ed to see you about small matte
Of business. l am Mr.. Gregory
step-daughfer, and when we retur
III want you to be ready to turl
over my affairs to my husband"
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
NEW GYM At MoNMOUrH.

Monmouth, Ill.-A new athletic
field and q new gymnasium at
Monmouth college here have given
athletics there a>Rew impetus this
year. Forty candidates are out for
football. Glenn Smith. one of Mon
mouths star football players of
former years. will be football!
coach. During the summer mont rs
Mr.. Smith. Director of Athletics
Dean Frank W. Phillips, and a
number Of alumni students have
been recruiting new material with
the result that prospects for win
ming teams were never brighter
at the local institution. II il said
there.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23

The Argus has been attacking conditions in
Rock Island that city and county officials are
responsible for through failure to perform
their sworn duty to the people, The Argus has
sought to spare these oficials by demanding
that they correct the conditions. II they re-
fuse to heed this warnipg representing the SEN
timeAt Of the decent and law-abiding citizen
ship they will have only themselves to blame
for whatever consequences may result from
their inaction.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-09-23
CAPERS OF CUPID.
By Agnes c. Brennan.
Copyright, 1922, by Wheeler Syn
dictate, Incl

Copyright, 1922, by Wheeler Syn
dictate, Inc.)
The wide yeranda that Skirted
the dance hall at Clarendon Cliffs
was practically deserted. Every
one was bent on enjoying the last
dance Of the season, and the gay
laughter and carefree chatter that
punctuated the soft strains OF the
orchestra gave evidence Of the fact
that many of the summer colonists
would carry away very pleasant
memories of one night, at least.
Seated in a dark corner OF the
veranda were Marion Harvey and
Walter Morrison, seemingly obliv-
ious of the gayety within. Walter
was speaking very earnestly and
with trace OF haste.
Il am very sorry, Marion. that
this had to happen, but, you see,
there is no other course open to
me to follow. When / asked you
to marry me. l was poor man,
and in my moderate circumstances
you would have made me an ideal
wife. But now that my uncle has
written that he wishes me to come
to New York as his assistant, why,
everything has changed, and l
must consider my future. 1t is
quite possible that when he dies
l shall succeed him"
| Walter paused, and, as Marion
said nothing, continued: While you
are indeed well fitted to hold your
own in the society of Clarendon
Cliff, you would be hopelessly lost
in New York. So. I am afraid that
our plans for the future were a
trifie-er-too premature"
As Walter finished, Marion drew
of her engagement ring and held
1t out to him. Taking the ring, he
said: I've been thinking how I'M
pleasant it may be for you to ex-
plain matters to your friends. so
won't mind if you care to say that
you broke the engagement your
self. It will not cause me any an
noyance, because I leave for the
city in a few. days-as soon as ]
can explain things to the new man
ager at the garage. And that re-
minds me, / promised to INTRODUCES
him to some of the people at the
dance tonight, as he is a stranger
so If you have no objections. let's
20 back to the hall"
Marion reused herself as II shak
ing of chill.
There he is, by the second win
dow" As Marion looked, she saw
. young man who seemed yer!
much at loss. He was scanning tn,
hall for someone who might pos
Bess the key to the evenings pleas
ure. Lou don't mind if l intro
duce you, then you can present hin
to some Of your girl friends"
Taking her silence for assent
walter piloted Marion toward tn
stranger.
Ed Condor acknowledged the in
PRODUCTION with a look of relief
and turning to Morrison, said: '
was afraid you had forgotten me
but" smiling at Marion, my wal
has been more than compensate,
by the pleasure Of meeting Mis-
Harvey"
After few minutes converse
ton, Walter said: Il must go bacl
to town, Marion, but I'll return :
take you home"
AS he turned away. Marion re
piled: Better spend the evenin
planning your future Mr.. Morrl
son"
At the door he looked back I
go them chatting cordially. and