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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28
ESEMENYEK
! tFolytatas az 1. oldalr6l.)

S ICY nemes viselkedesiink csupal
az alszenteskedes es kapzsisas
liirnevet hozta nekiink.
A Kiplingek szerint az amerikai
nep = resztveven az eur6pai ha
boruban - Okla minden bajnak
mely Eur6pat erte. Mi vagyunk
az Okla a t0r0k- -g0rog haborunak
inert vonakodtunk az Ormenyor-
stag feletti protektoratust elfo-
gadni S mem voltunk hajlandok a
k6zelkeleti orszagok rend0rievG
lenni. A mi hibank, hogy mielott
be1eptiink vo1na a haboruba, ha-
diszereket adtunk ell a sz0vetsege-
seknek, pedig ta mem lattuk vulna
Ell oket loszerrel egyebekkel =
hitelben! = ugy biztosan elbuktak
VOLTA. ! Az is d mi hibank, hogy
Europa annyi ezer milli0val tarto-
xix nekiink, mely penzt az ameri-
kai nep adojabol S a Liberty bon
dok eladasab0l teremtettiik elo 8
mely nelkiil Angolorszag es vitez-
ked6 tarsai porba hullottak vol
ma ellensegeik el6tt.
Eur0panak EFT a viselkedes6t
helyeselni latszanak bizonyos anne
rikai kisvarosi nagysagok is. Icy
peldaul Mr.. Cox, a demokrata part
elbukott eln0kjel0ltje, Europaba
utazvan, az ottani a1Famferfiak-
max es a nagyk0zonsegnek ell
mondta, hogy Amerika = az 8 ve-
lemenye szerint = ''megszegte
k0telesseget, mivel vonakodik
az egesz yilagot etetni, penzzel ell
latni verekedni erte az id0k We.
geig; massz6val: inert vonakodil,
a Wilson-fele nemezetek ligaiaba
lepni.
Ketsegkiyiil vannak amerikaiak.
kiket bant Europa halatlansaga
de az eur6pai nemzeteknek ez a
hagyomanyos viselkedesiik. Eu-
Tr6pat6l egyebet mem is lehet var
nj. Az amerikai polgarnak JUS
son eszebe Washington bucsu-ii iize-
nete, mely szerint erdeknelkuli,
ohzetlen bara tsag nemzetek kozott
nem letezik es soha mem is lete-
zett; hogy Europa olyan erdekek
es befolyasok nyomasa alatt all,
melyek az amerikai nepre mem tar
toznak hogy ezekben serelem mel
kill mem vehet reszt Is ne is We
gyen.
Az europai nemzetek egyike
sem fogja elismerni, hogy habo-
ruokozta bajok barmelyikeert is
felel6s, ICY Amerika tiirelmes
biinbak. Mi vagyunk az Okla AM
max, hogy Angolorszagban milliok
Emunkd es kereset nelktil vannak
mi vagyunk az Okla annak, hogy
Anglia ess Franciaorszag mem tud-
AJAX megegyezni kovetend6 eurd-
pai politikara al egylttmdkodes
alapjaira nezye; mi vagyunk saz
cka az Europa ban uralkod6 83nxo3'
mornak es ehiIlsegnek, miutan
annyit aldoztunk, faradtunk Is
koltottiink, hogy AIT enyhitsiik
mi vagyunk az Okla annak, hogy
europai orszagok papirpenzensk
|sli1 vsn eftele; II tasyank IA
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28
A BOR ES SOR KERDEsE

IN Dacara annak, hogy allami legfels6bb bro-
sag (supreme court elhatarozta hogy aamttkar k0
teles referendum ala bocsaan komyii Dor 6s sor ker-
dest szafazak hatamas szervezete megtamadn k6szl
ezt hatarozatot. Valoszini azonban hogy tamadas
dacara lnegis szavazas ala keriil ez a kerdes
Mi, oszinten megvallva ellene vagyutk minden mer-
tektelensegnek Icy ellene vagyunk nertekelen SEE
szes lta de klonosen panka 6lvezeenek De mem va
gynk eene konnyu Dor es sor hasznalaanak inert ait
mem tartJuk karosnak egeszseg pedig erkolcs
szempontb0l nezve
Azok akik ellenzik szavazast afelett hogy Ohio
allan pogara kvannak-e sort es bort, avva ervenek
hogy hatarozatnak ehet semmfe1e k0vetkezmenye
inert Volstead-torveny pgesz Egyeslt Aanok terri
leten ervenyben marad 6s ovabbra tiltan fogia f6
szzalekna nagyobb akoholtartam itaok gyartasat 6s
arusitasat.
Ebben ugyan igazuk szarazaknak de mines iga-
zuk abbati hogy szavazas hiabava6 lenne Abban az
esetben ugyans ha polgarok Ohio aalnban kinohdjak
hogy ita reszegto egeszen ket fe szazaek al
kohol tartalomg, ugy azonna ervenye veszti Cfabbt
fele torveny Ohio allamban.
Enrol elnbertelen 6s igazsagtaan tofv6nyrol volna
nelany szavunk magyar szarmazasu amerikai polga-
rokhoz.
Crabbetoryeny az mey jogot ad akal1nilyen kon-
stabeek vagy azok szedettvetett ugynevezet segede
mex hogy berontsanak pogarok hazaba, hogy AIT pin
ce0 padlasg feorgassak hogy soszof Artatlan beva
doroat zeti okokbol reszrehajo bekebirak ele hr
cojak hogy szegeny munkas embert bortonbe vessek
logy 6zyegy asszonyok es azok gyeekeinek szabol XII
vegyek utolso falatot.
napokban Akronban egy magyar embert harom
volvergoly6va haalra sebezet egy Crabbet5rveIy slap
jan allo konstabler napo1bah eey yspingsosrii aa
gyar zleeinbert yertek yeresfe east youngstown fogd
fegek lfangoztatni merte ahapos lbgy z
1etebe becsehipesztek egy Eel pint r6zin d5seket.
Igefis, fontos mi szempontuhkb6l, hogy ssavazas
ia keriljon Dor es sor k6rdese Fott6s mi sserloa
funkbol hogy mnden egyes bevandorotbo lett pogar
an4at 1tiestse tstlsztr1joH ~ 6ss v6lasBt4sohfa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28
oLvAsoINK sztvES FIGYEt
MEBE


SEabo P. Istvan honfitarsunk, a
reformatus egyhazi es betegs. egy-
let altalanosan isn1ert Is tisztelt
titkarja, szives volt lapunk KEEP.
viseletet elvallalni. Szabo ur fel
van hatalmazva az Amerikai Ma
gyar Hirlap reszere el6fizetesi di.
'jakat felvenni S aSokat t1evtink-
ben nyugtazni. Ajanljuk Szab6
P. Istvan ura,t magyarsag szives
joindulataba.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
kiadohivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

inert YutngstUwfba1 mifdenkinek aki szavazr akar
gsztrani keA es fonos, hcgX nnden szabadev gondol
kozasu akar repubkanus akar demokrata akar szoca-
sta gondolkodasu polgaf vagy polgarno eenjen sza-
vazhi oveeri vaasztason, hogy Dor es sor mellett
szavazva hegse1ntsitse ait torv6nyt amelynel gaz-
sagtalanabb mem letezik vilagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

ODvASsA AZ AMERIKAI MA
GYAK I11RLAPUr ES TAMO-
GASSA Az ABBAN H1RDETO-
KET
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-09-28

A magyar kormany alta1 engcdelyezett
haj6starsasag.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

There is small army OF these flag
wayers IN the halls Of congress just
now and most of them at this mo-
meut are bent upon pushing through
the ship subsidy bin. i'm defiance OF
the patent opposition OF the majority
of the people Of this nation. Tho bin
Is graft and nothing moro, and it is
graft for particular privileged class.
Its proponents have no sound argu-
mcut for the measure. The appeal is
to our patriotism: our mercantile
marine must be second to none The
seven snas must know our ships, and
the four winds Of the world must
Kiss our glorious banncg--"Old
Glory" God bless H. Grand words!
ana the people pay lie freight.
There Is another sort Of flag waycr,
just as rcprehensible morally, but not
80 costly to us in dollars and cents
In New York on Sunday the Rev. Dr.
John Roach. Straton, in an effort t.
oloar his church oc The stigma OF hav-
ing harborod organizers Of the odious
Eu EluN Elln, entered into a general
TRADE against everything that he con-
sidercd un-Amcrican white Ku
/ NluNism, grcon sccArianism, yellow
journalism or black blackguardism." "
I Then, while the organ pcaled the ma
| loual anthem and the audience got
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
SHOT Full or HOLES

when the House passed the ship
subsidy bin by a narrow margin il
gave the administration the bill In
ramc, but denied it in substance. At
that the small majority would never
have appeared but for the republican
lame ducks" who will soon be at the
mercy Of the president for continued
federal employment.
Some Of the eNtremitics Of the meas
urc were FIRST shot fun Of deadly holes,
as when western republicans Joined
with democrats in excluding indus
trial vessels" like the Standard oil
ships, from Subsidy payments. Then
the fire was concentrated on the vital
body Of the measure and It collapsed
through an amendment requiring an
nual appropriations ~ congress be
fore any money could be paid out Of
the proposed $125,OOO,OO0 subsidy
fund. So the bin went to the senate.
II this amendment stands, the whole
project might as well be given up. No
future congress can be depended on
to vote a subsidy appropriation at each
regular session or at any session. Sub
sldy and the administration leadership
VIII he weaker i'm the next congress,
already elected, than IN this congress,
where they are weak enough, as here
shown. Subsidy will undoubtedly be
weaker still in the congress following,
No ship builder or owner or operator
will enter into contracts on nothing
more than a bare possibility that Goa
gress will grant the hoped for subsidy
and the bill as thus enacted would be
without practical effect however loud
may be its declared purposes The
president virtually has been beaten OF
his first test OF strength with an over.
whelmingly republican congress, and
il the house remains Of this mind e.
the end II will be the eud of thu
, administrations greatly cherished
scheme TO divert hundreds Of million,
Of dollars from the public treasury tC
private ship owners 10 overcome th'
| damage dono to their business by tn,
admlulstration's equally cherished
I fa,IFF rG1fg,-
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
CIcnrcuccnu's Mission Failed

The visit of Clemenceau to this
country was evidently planned by
league OF nation advocates in this
country with the idea or hope that the
DISTINGUISHED Frenchmau could rush
this country Off It's feet and endorse
this many times repudiated project
He has completed his tour and has
found 20 his entire satisfaction that
the league OF nations idea in this coun-
try is dead beyond resurrection. He
found It 50 badly in disfavor that he
had to repudiate a speech he made in
st. Louis suggesting that this country
enter the league. This country is go
Ing 10 stay ny its original tradition
and follow the teachings Of its early
founders and keep clear from foreign
aged disputes.-Moberly Democrat.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
WILSON WAS INDICATED IN
THIS

The withdrawal of Japan from
Shantung is a vindication Of Woodrow
Wilson. At Paris in 1919, Shantung,
including the garrison Of Kiachow,
that had been seized by Germany as
indemnify for damages in tho Boxer
rebellion Of 1898, was awarded by the
treaty Of Versailles to Japan.
The award was accompanied with
the distinct understanding and explicit
assurance that Japan would, at the
proper time. retire from China, ana
return shautung 10 the Chinese.
when Mr.. Wilson became a party
20 this agreement, vials Of wrath were
empued upon his head. Phrases like
"tho crime Of shaRtung" were banded
about by the uHthlnkIng and Yawped
repeatedly in the senate by Lodge and
his partisans, Wilson had sol9 out
China to Japan-taat was the cry
TO all this the president made the
simple answer that "he had faith in
Japan" and In JapaR's promise that
the Mikado'5 goysgnmept would, Al
the proper time, restore shantung &c
the sovereignty Of China
This faith Of Woodrow WILSON IL
the integrity Of one Of Americas a.
| lies in the great war Is now completed!
justified.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

IS The fact that midClemcn in pop
corn make u very unreasonable profit,
rs compared with the price the farmer
gots for his corn. The farmer in ques-
tion had fittcca bushels ON hand in
one lot to sell. The Missouri legal
weight or shclled corn Is fifty-siX
pounds. At : cents a pound that
would bring him SLIP a bushel, or
S16.S0 for his fifteen bushels. The
retailer, at t2'a cents pound. would
get So a bushel, which provides a
profit for middlemen Of sass a bush
eL on the lot of fifteen bushels.
which the farmer was offered $3.50
for the middlomeu's profit would be
S73.2O.
In view Of these conditions, is there
any reason why a farmer may not set
discouraged at times?
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
Wise Farmer VIII Helm Self

The wise farmer will not sit idly by
ana wait for the progressive bloc" or
Mr, Hsrding's administration to re-
lieys him OF his troubles. 1t is stilI
true that "God helps those who help
themselves" and the farmer must go
right on planning and planting, and
Organising cooperative groups for
mutual heRsfit 'f they are to accom-
plish anything, Politicians will lend
their assistance only so long as their
personal interests can be served
Glasgow Mlssourlan.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The wsy that splendid audience
gathered at the Auditorium Monday
night to hear the artistic programme
rendered that Mrs Francis Henry
Hill so generously brought to them
was treated by tho auditorium man
agement Is little short of a crime-aa
many no doubt We're made i'll. The
house was so cold that people could
not keep warm oven when they sat
with all OF their wraps on. The con-
ditlon Of tho house Is a disgrace to
st. Joseph.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
WHO GETs WE ExTRA2

This paper Is in receipt 9f q eom-
munlcation from 2 farmeF llying psaF
Paruell who raised a small field Of pop
corn this year and who Upon trying to
sell # on the st, Joseph market was
not able to get an 9ff9r os oyer 2 esHts
% pound. The retail price here is IAN
cents per pound and he wants to knoW
why this difference
H.s statement sets forth emphatlca''
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
OId Gal Has Done Wcll

As might naturally be expected or
the oldest child in the calendar fam
fly. Miss December has thus far, been
behaving quite admirably. And IL that
old saying to the effect that the first
three days Of December indicate the
quality Of weather that will charac-
tcrizo the following three months Of
winter holds good. there will be no
need for either the people or the Wild
geese to be flocklng southw2rd this
winter. So mote II be.--Lnneus Bull
letin.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
HaYe Trouhlcs Of Our Own

Instead Of banqueting, dining and
carrying Clemenceau, the French IT,
ger, around in Pullman cars the AM
erican people had better tie a tin can
want none OF him and his alliances.
We have had too much war; too much
France; too much Germany; too much
Tiger hike for home and tell his trou-
bles 70 his own people. We have
enough troubles of our own without
dard.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The code convention which has sue
ceeded in spending over a quarter OF
q million dollars Of the taxpayers
money, and has done nothing so far
except TO put a lot Of mostly crank
measures up to be knocked down
when the people vote on them, ad-
journed yesterday to take breathing
spell until April 18TH at which time
III will again convene and spend some
more Of the peoples money-for
nothing.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

OF course we shoula break our
neols in mad haste to forgive the
billions Of war debts that England and
France owe US, as they now say that
we SHOULD 40, 1t was not enough t9
save thsiP prsoiQus skias by eomlRs
to fheiF rescue when they we're down,
out and under, but now they want pa
to pay thsm for allowing us to save
those hides,
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
GETTING SOME or THE PUNISH
MENT

When YOU were at chu--h Sunday
your pastor pointed out that you get
a part of your punishment right here
in this old vale Of tears and laughter
and we suppose Senator Lodge will
soon have TO try to lead that man
Hrookhart Of Iowa. not to mention
MessIs. Borah and La Toilette and tho
fourteen or fifteen other equally good
republicans constituting the balance
OF power.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

DR.. 7. II. Droher was elected presf-
dent Of the B'nai Birth; Louis
Hranitz. vice president; william stone.
guardian; Rabbi Garry August, mod
orator; Joseph Welner, warden: Hen
ry Well, secretary; Maurice Mayer.
treasurer; Samuel Hasscnbusch, trus-
tee, and Simon Binswanaer, Julius
Kangesser and Herman Hess dele
gates to the district grand lodge. ri
the annual election Tuesday night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Bishop James Connor, Jr.. OF the
the refusal OF France to live up to its
agreement was the cause OF the mas
sacrc OF the Christians by the Turks
descrtion of dcfcnselcss people by
the French authorities.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Judge Duncan disallowed claim
for $500 against the estate OF tho late
Charles II Enright on Kansas oil
subscription, and the case weat over
70 the circuit court.
II, E, Wolfenbarger Of Seneca. Kas. A..
was arrested here Monday by Sheriff
Kueker>Rnd sent back to that place 10
answer to a charge of child abandon
mont
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

That old civil war hero out at Dem
yer i'm Worth county is the one cx-
coption in the entire country--for he
mover applied for a pension until this
year when he needed it--thc others
al applied early.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

\ certain ,Iaryvilie lawyer over
slept the other morning and his wife
in awakening him told him he needed
q self starter "Eot while l have a
crank ike you around" he answered
baof.--EodaWay Democrat-F Forum.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Clemenceau rides around over this
country telling our people that France
does not want to or will not take any
German territory and at home his
congress notifies the Allies that
France proposes to take over the
Euhr district Some consistency.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
MiH e,raelk tha Earmer

'sgestaig" st all descriptions can
get by At washington; The merchant
marine is aftsF 9Re new The rail-;
reads wefe guaranteed SIX PSF sent
and hugs sBms given them: Harding
haa 3pst put his pet Bhl the Ship Sub
sidy, oyer. but Just let representa-
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Just let some Maryvllle parsonage
who is prominent or near prominent
participate in some big event and
watch them grab the papers to SEQ if
their name was mentioned, although
they have always said they hated pub
licity,-Nodaway Democrat Forum.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
Thcy Al start Tint May

Once upon time there was labor
or who heard the whistle blow and
kept right on working for ar hour un-
I'll he finished the task at hand But
all fairy tales start with "once upon a
time, ,"-Nodaway Democrat Forum.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
Aud They VIII Try 1t

The irish Free state is now an Of
ticial fact, and from now on the Sim
Feiaers will be deprived of the pleas
ure of fighting the British and will
have to be content with the lesser
gratitiRation OF fighting their own
countrymen.-Karsas City Post.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

The same Young gal who turns on
the porchlight before marriage so that
her 'sweot'e" won't slip and fall.
turns OFF the han light after marriage
to soc II he will stumble on the stairs.
Worth County Times.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
The Tnrka Scrmrh TO

The Lausanne conference will roc
ommend that six hundred thousand
Greeks be moved from Asia Minor to
Greece. We thought the TURKS had
attended to that movinS.--Kansls city
Times.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
E=7--=-s-s-7F

Those Kansas City r4hbsFs AID nat
seem to care whstbsF there were TIVE
or ten thousand pe9ple afeuPd whep
they repbee the preyeFs National
Bank Tuesday II sesms asF q
theugh peopls mpst ga Wmsa and
business institutions laa!ats!A q seq,
paRy pf soldiers en- the premises IN
order to stay in business.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
4 Certainty Is Embarrassing

Can you imagine anything more an
noyins than to have a stenogra pher
who can't spell and who IS always ask
ing YOU how to spell words you can't
spell yourself?-Milan Standard
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
Only Ones Who Gail Them co

1T IL said that five hundred former
saloon keepers are running drug stores
in New York" says New York news
paper Nobody but New Yorker
would think Of calling them former"
saloon Kansas cay Times.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

A suit for $4,000 for Miss Edna
Maddox and $1,000 for Gas stock.
roske was filed against the Western
Dairy Tuesday, on account OF alle..1
injuries from a company truck.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
Jonathan Is some TnII,rr

II cost Jonathan NJ. Davis CDemO
and dirt farmer" only $40 to be elect
ed governor OF Kensas. Davis vic
tory was the result Of talk rather than
money. lie made 400 speeches dur
Ing the mpalsn.-Clinton County
Democrat.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

BY all means there should be a
Mark Twain celebration with a pony
express relay race from this city so
san Francisco. 1t would be won
derful advertisement for St Joseph.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

When tho brakes on Mise NI7rv
Downey's ear clipped while tho car
wos parked on North Firth street
Tuesday, It ran down the hill ana
through the window Of a re9alr shop
at lie North Fifth.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Mrs, Francis Henry Hin spoke in
behalf of the ll0th Regiment hanI
at the RobidouN school Wednesdav.
as n special matinee viii be provided
for the children when the band-con.cs
to the Auditorium next MouGav.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
II cost a Little

L. Il. Brewster, Republican candi-
date for United states senator. spent
$4,000 in Is campaign. according to
his expense account filed in the office
Of secretary Of state.-st. Louis
Times.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

" the peFs8As Whs feRsysa tRi
Fail 8a the RBFaRgteH sna easFsa
that passeHgsr tfgH With its heH:
aFsas 9f passengers "a s8 Int tAs
dlteh are eaPtHFea, tbsrs sbegla ht
n8 8as Wh9 W8gla g8 t8 thsf fessHt
if the Ps9Ple took vengeance IN tbs3l
own hands, F...f.lsi
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

That three hundred dollars left
from the famous Lake Contrary race
meet, and that no one would claim,
is non actively at work for the coun-
ty
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

case will serve the perpetrators in
the same substantial and convincing"
manner as they did those who pulled
Off the Wittenberg affair, no questions
will be asked and the people will do
nate literally for coffins besides.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

There Is altogether too much hold
up work in St Joseph just now. 1t
is to he hoped that it Will not be nee
essary TO hold inquests to stop 1t.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

DO not wait another minute, but
send your contribution to the city hall
and help the poor Riddles to feel that
there is a day Of JOY and cheer.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

ocratlc. busted the Republican ma
juri,y in tho house and senate, elected
Democratic state superintendent OF
schools. and killed. all Of his legislation
Of the past two years lie did good
job.-Lopisllua journal
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

By all means that conference to
adjust the methods Of warfare should
meet and arrange for new methods of
butchery.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

\ dispatch says that Gen. Leonard
wood will stay in the Philippines.
Well, they need horse doctors over
thcre--so let him stay.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

A small amount Of goods ana casa
were taken from tho Basket store a
Eleventh and Scott by burglars Non
day night.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

Eva n, Church sued Samuel II.
Church for divorce Tuesday, alleging
that he loved ana cherished too many
other women beside herself,
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16

tive of the farming interests go before
congress and ask for any Kind Of de-
cent treatment and they tell that gem
'tleman to go to hell.--MIilan Standard.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
Il Is tho same Hore, pOdgeI

every RPW eRa then they remoya
o landmark IN MILAN but the sessips
sssIp to hang on fqFeysr,-NIilsR Stan
daFa, i..l..Nzl
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
How About TFcr Going to Europe?

How Ab"ut Her Going to Europe?
America quit Europe in too great
a hurry" says ". Clemonceau. Well,
the same could not be said Of her 60
ing to Europe. And we might add
she played her part well while there.
Glasgow Mssourian.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
And Some Have More Than That

AlH SONG t11Ye NOFe IfH'H ITpf
ghs wsrst thing seegt Russia ls that
eYsfy hair pfainea tourist wb9 spends
Q week thsFs eemes Reps eRd starts
t9 EHts q beck about it.-Piatts
County Landmarks,
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
What the Missouri
Editors Are Saying
And THIS Is About Correct

An padertaker Is 2 man who follows
the medical profsssion.-Worth CouR-
" Times.
The St. Joseph observer., 1922-12-16
what nyae Has Done sar .,.,,ou,1

What HYDE Has Done Sar sliss0url
GOV, Hyde can now sit down by the
fire in the chimney corner ana ru-
inmate on what he has done for Ais
souri,. lie has returned II Democrats
out Of l6 candidates TO congress, made
the supreme court almost solldly Dem