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The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
Bill
For Quarter Passed
Board Of Supervisors

Increase of $3.50 for the three
months of the present quarter in the
allowance for child welfare work,
reduction of $1,000 in the allowance
for expenses of circuit court for this
quarter over last and the transfer
ence of the items of $50 for hospital
incidentals and $2100 for county ply
sicians salaries to the hospitals ac-
count were the only changes made in
the appropriation bill passed by the
board of supervisors Friday afternoon
from the bill passed for the first
quarter of the year. The allowance
for child welfare work for the quar-
ter is $4,000. The appropriation bill
carries $72,S7250 as compared with
$76,282.50.
The board of supervisors is still
without full and accurate information
as to what will be the assessed valua-
tion of the county for the present
year and in consequence without
definite figures on what will be the
actual revenue to the county. The
figures which it has, however, indicate
that the preliminary estimates of
probable revenue were sufficiently
conservative and that county eXpen-
ditures are being kept within the
bounds of the revenue. But thus far,
there is no indication that the super
visors can loosen up purse strings to
any great extent during the last six
months of the year.
With the figures of the last appro-
priation bill, that for the first quar-.
ter of the year, the expenditures from
each item and the balance left of
each item and for each fund before
them, the board passed it's appropria
tion bill quickly. 1t held that the
items in the health department for
hospitals incidentals and for county
physicians salaries should properly be
paid from the special taxes for the
hospitals and sanitarium and those
items were stricken and so transfer.
| red.
F. B. Cameron told of the cutting
down of allowances for child welfare
and said that if the extra $3.50 he asked
be granted the board could meet all
present cases and take care of any
probable new cases. He said the
overhead expenses of the board are
only $3.50.
1t was shown that $4,000 for circuit
court expenses would probably bt
sufficient for the coming three months
as there were not likely to be any
large expenditures for jury fees.
Road work allowances are held tC
the same figures as last quarter tn,
appropriations by districts for roads
and bridges, aside from the loan funC
work that is being or is to be don,
is as follows: Wailuku, $250O; Maka
wac, S2500; Lahaina, $25O0; Hama
S1875; Molokai, $3.50.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
Massacre of Greeks
By Turks Reported
ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON, April 17-Dispatches
from Athens say an Italian steamer
has brought news of great fire and
smassacre of Christians at Samsoun
on the Black Sea coast of Asia Minor.
According to the dispatch the mas
sacre was in progress ten days ago
when the Italian ship left there. The
ships officers said that Turkish Ma
tionalists headed by Turk officers
surrounded and set fire to the Greek
quarters, shooting all who fled.
Thousands of Greek women and child
rem rushed to the waterfront taking
refuge on steamers and ships. An
American warship in the neighbor
hood was wirelessed to hasten to the
rescue.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
Unfair Treatment OF
Hawaii by Federal
Government Opposed
ASSOCIATED PRESS

HONOLULU, April 1S-GovernOr
Harrington conferred this morning
with prominent citizens to consider
ways and means to meet the per
sistent refusal of the federal govern
ment at Washington to recognize
Hawaii as an integral part of the
United States and to discriminate
against the territory in the matter of
appropriations. Among those at the
meeting were Frank Atherton, E. B.
Clark, secretary of the chamber of
commerce, l.. A. Thurston and former
Governor Frear.
1t was decided at the melting that
the Governor will later call a con
ference of representatives of various
organization, civic and other, to con
slider the subject further.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
Storms and Floods
Do Great Damage in
Mid-Western States
ASSOCIATED PRESS

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, April 1S-A
series OF electric and wind storms
swept across Indiana and Illinois yes
terday afternoon leaving a swathe of
ruined farms and demolished villages
behind. Tremendous rains accompan-
led the tornado and washouts have
isolated some points.
Deaths reported last night included
two at Lafayette, Ind, six at AleXan-
dria, ILL.,, six at Hendricks, Ind, four
at IrvingtOn, ILL.,, one at Newton, ILL.,,
and two at Plainfield, ILL.,, Plainfield
was almost obliterated by the storm
which also struck Orestes and Sum-
mitsville, near Alexandria. Muncie re-
ports heavy damages but no deaths.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
ASSOCIATED PRESS

DUBLIN, April lit was officially
announced that an attempt has been
made to assasinate Michael Collins
shortly after midnight, simultaneous
ly with an attack made from ambush
on the "Beggars Bush" headquarters
of the Irish Republic Army. Collins
was returning from a meeting in
Kildare when a group met and
opened fire on his automobile.
Collins was apparently the speci-
al target. His men returned the
fire and captured one attacker who
was armed with revolver and carri-
ed bomb. Rifiemen attacked the
headquarters but the garrison succeed
ed in driving them off. Collins speech
ing at Kildare said De Valera adopted
methods of anarchy because people
and civilians were unwilling to allow
him to decide the treaty question for
them.
Reports from Belfast say Griffith
addressed meeting of the discordant
factions at Sligo where the free stat
ers fred once upon the republicans, in
jurying six. A later report says Sligo
is isolated from Dublin, there being
no wires remaining intact.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
Open Door, Japan's
Policy in Siberia
ASSOCIATED PRESS

TOXIC, April 17.-Japan instructed
her delegates to withdraw from the
Dairen conference with representa-
tives of the Siberian government be
ing held at Chita. The foreign office
said the delegates were withdrawn
because the Chita forces made coun-
ter proposals regarding the evacua-
tion of the Japanese from Siberia
which upset the agreement made re-
garding the protection of life and pro
perty The open door policy by ia
pan has been officially announced. A
divisional staff brigade of infantry, a
regiment of cavalry, and battalion
of engineers and field artillery is to
replace the troops stationed in Sibe-
ria.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
HONOLULU NEEDS CASH
ASSOCIATED PRESS

HONOLULU, April IA delega-
tion of city and county officials Went
before the Territorial Treasurer
Lewis today and protested against re
ductions in the assessed valuations
here, They said the city and county
is facing a deficit OF 100000 and de-
clared that many discrepancies are
apparent in the proposed new valua-
tions which would deprive the muni-
cipality of much needed additional tax
money.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
Bathers at Waikiki Are
Forced to Clothe Selves
ASSOCIATED PRESS

HONOLULU, April 17-Sheriff Rose
and his deputies invaded the Waikiki
beach enforcing the Desha law which
forbids bathers from making "unde
cent" exposure of their bodies on the
beach. Rose told the bathers either
to get into the water or to get a robe
to cover them. He said "bathers
must keep themselves covered either
with clothes or water, there will be no
more basking on the sands in bathing
suits"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
Defenses of Hawaii
Shown AS Important
To Senate Committee
ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON, April 17.-Urging
the completion of the defense pro
gram in both Hawaii and Panama
as an intergral feature in the defense
of continental United States, Colonel
H. d. Wells, head of the war plans
division of the general staff, appeared
before the senate appropriations com
mittee.
Wells criticized the pending army
bill as inadequate and tending to
wreck the progress already made in
national defense. Regarding the Phil
ippines, he said that adequate defense
for that possession would involve the
maintenance on the Island of Luzon,
a garrison of 100000 men and gene
rous provisions for aircraft to be sup
plemented by a considerable force of
submarines, but he added, that under
the provisions of the four power
treaty additional defenses in the Phil
ippines were prohibited. He said the
blow than the loss of any other pos
blow than the loss fany other pos
session.
Oahu lmpregnable
Wells explained that the defense of
Hawaii centered on Oahu, on which
Island was located the base at Pearl
Harbor which he considered the base
from where a fleet may best protect
the west coast of the United States,
Alaska, and the Panama canal. Con-
tinuing he said Oahu was the most
impregnable of any of the Islands and
located in a strategic position in the
Pacific Ocean. He said that the re-
serve ammunition and supplies to be
maintained there are based on the
compound requirements to be had for
self sustainence for months. In order
to prepare the Island for this defense
he said the authorization of construc-
tion requested in the estimates un-
questionably should be made as the
amount needed is small compared
with its importance in connection with
the whole plan of defense
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
ASSOCIATED PRESS

SPRINGFIELD, H., April 1S-The
Illinois river flood has grown worse
as the storm continued. Adjutant
General Black has sent tents to River
pool and the mayor of Havana. From
many towns residents are reported to
be in flight.
Reports from Chicago say the storm
of yesterday occasioned a death loss
of probably more than so and millions
of damage to property.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
ASSOCIATED PRESS

CENTRALIA, Illinois, April II
One baby was killed and two adults
seriously injured by the tornado here.
Irvington communication wires are
down and the railroad depot was carri-
ed two hundred feet and landed un-
damaged The tornado is also report
ed having passed through Walnut Hill
and ShOokVille
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
JUDGES TAKE OATHS
ASSOCIATED PRESS

HONOLULU, April I'm a flower
decked court room with the Honolulu
bar generally in attendance besides
numbers of friends, +. C. Peters and
Antonio Perry took their oaths of Of
flee as justices of the Supreme Court
today. Justice Edings administered
the Oaths.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
ASSOCIATED PRESS

CHICAGO, April 17-Tornadoes rag
ing throughout Kansas, Indiana and
Illinois last night are believed to
have killed at least eight persons and
injured dozens more. Scores of peo-
pie are homeless and it is thought
the damage will run into millions. De
tails are meager owing to broken
wires.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
ASSOCIATED PRESS

PINE BLUFF, Arkansas, April IL
Calls have been sent from Arkansas
City to all towns within a radius of
80 miles for men and supplies to aid
in the fight being waged there to pre-
vent the Mississippi levees from break
ing. The situation is said to be Eek
tremely serious"
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
PLANE REACHES CAPE VERDE
ASSOCIATED PRESS,

PORTAPRAYA, Cape Verde Is
lands, April 1S-The Portuguese air
plane that is undertaking a fight
from Europe to Brazil reached here
safely from st. Vincent, yesterday.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
Plight of Ireland
Worse; Live Sought
Of Collins by Bullet
ASSOCIATED PRESS

BELFAST, April 1S-Disorders con-
tinue. Scores are reported to have
been wounded
Seven houses were burned on Anti
qua street yesterday. There was con-
siderable firing in that neighborhood
and two were wounded.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
THIS WEEKS MAILS

To the Coast: Saturday Nile
Tuesday, Ventura; Wednes-
day, Wilhelmina and Taiyo
Maru.
From the Coast: Tomorrow,
Shinyo Maru; Saturday, Ma
kura (Vancouver); Tuesday,
Matsonia.
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18

CONTINUED on Page .
The Maui news. [volume] (Wailuku, Maui, H.I.) 1900-current, 1922-04-18
Homesteading Failure
MADE Clear in Reports
On Waiakea Situation
Land Commissioner Bailey and Sugar Expert Hor
ner Report on Conditions on Big Island and
Mill Company Replies; Meeting In Governors
Office.

from other sources were expended on
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
FELHIvAs
A Mahoning v0lgyeben lako ma.
gyarsag szives figyetmebe

A xix mar reyebben tarthzkod-
max Amerikahan, azok nagyon jol
tudjak, hogy a kinek meg van az
.alnerikai polgar papirosa, annak
bizonyos tekintetben eldI1ye is van
"a mask felebaratja felett.
Az csak termeszetes dolog, hogy
minden orszag jobban becsiili meg
azokat, Xix az allaniban lakva,
spolgaraiva valnak az orszagnak.
"A Iii polgar, az a arendes munkavi-
.szonyok kaz0tt jobban es k0lly-
nyebben jut munkahoz, konnyeb-
ben jut szegenyseg eseten a varos
vagy valamelyik j6tekonysagi in
t6zmeny segits6sdhez IS f6leg, nj.
kor rokonai jonnek az Q oshszab6l
jo6forman biztos lehet@ abban,
shogy rokonait kiengedik Ameri-
kaba es mem kell attol tartania,
hogy vissza deportaljak 6ket.
Nagyon sok minden mas elonye
wan i polgar papirosnak, a nit
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
A KAPoSMERUI VERES LAKo
sDALOM

A regi, konnyelmii karos ma
gyar szokas, az oktalan virtusko-
das napokban ujra ket veres al
dozatot k0vetelt Somogyban.
kaposmero k0zsegben mi
nap volt Helicza Janos gazda
egyik sep leanyanak az eskiivo.
je. A nagy szamban 0sszegyiilt
lakodalmas nepnek meroi Jo
karcos meghozta az fly alkalmak-
kor kit0rni szokott mulato joked-
vet. fatal legenyekben pedig
lfelebresztette szunnyad6 osi ma
gyar virtusokat.
Mulatott mindcnki kedvere, a
mig ket eles dorrenes mem csat'
tant belle a vendegek hangos da-
Elolasaba. A egyik meroi jom6-
du gazdalegenyben, Stagli josef
ben kedvderito .bortol feltamadt
a yirtus es ennek tettleg is kifeje-
zest adva, el0vette a frommer pisz
|tolyat kilott szoba ablakan
"A ~bet0rt ablakcs0r0mpolest azon-
NAL ket ;asszony fajdalmas slkolya
kiserte. Ugyanis Stagli oily sze-
,rencsetleniil lott Xxi az ablakon,
I>hogy kivancsi asszonyseregben
Eallok KOHL kettot: 0zv. Hajas Jo-
zsefnet a karjan es Szab0 Istvan-
Enet a fejen sebesitette meg a go
lly6.
4 "a mesgondDlatlan snlyos tett
Eelk9vetese utan -Stagli 4onkent ,,je-
Rlelltkezett "a csenadrsegen, azon-
aban jom6du rokonai keresere q
lcssendoreg szabadon bocsatotta.
Dzv. Hajas Jozsefnet lott sebe,
vel beszallitottak kaposvari koz.
| korlazba, Szabo Istvannet peiie
AKantor Gyula orvos megoperala
! ls.kivette "a fejebSl . goly6t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12

Egy sep haz nagy szobaval,
istalloyal, 14K20 nagysagban, egy
kocsi l6sze2s. ..mmal, egy teh6n, ot
tonna R1era, lailenc diszn6, negy-
ven csirke. Ara $2soO.o0. Eset-
leg kilon is eladjuk az egyes fell
sorolt dolgokat. Cim: Mike Mar
kovits, Box 125, Poland, O. We
gye a Poland willamost es stallion
lie a a6-ik Stopnal, Poland Heights
street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
A "KULF0LDI MAGYARsAG'

az egesz Nilag minden reszeben la
k6 magyarsagnak igazan Jol seer
kesAett, partpolitikatol teljesen
tavol allo lapja. A Kiilfoldi Ma
.gyarsag' minden honap Len es
15-en jelenik meg Budapesten es a
posta rendesen es pontosan ell
kiildi mindazoknak ezt lapot,
Xix ezt megrendelik. Ennek a
Ilapnak Youngstown es kornyekl
megbizottja 4Mihok Sandor, a kit
napkozben vagy lapunk szerkesz-
tosegeben, vagy pedig 336 West
Federal streeten levo irodajaban
mindig megtalalhatnak. Mihok
Sander fel van hatalmazva az elo'
fizetesek felvetelere 'es nyugtaza-
sara. Ezenkiviil megrendeiheto
nala akarmelyik Budapesten meg
jelen6 napilap vagy kepes hetllap
is. S Az elofizetesi arrol Mihok
szivesen szolgal felvilagositassal a
Ihozza fordulo magyarsagnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12

szinte lehetetlen mind fels0rolni,
inert meg az is elonye, hogy ha va,
1aki mint amerikai polgar megy
az 6-hazaba, maris meg van vedEe
az rsetlrges fellemst1ensegekke
szemben.
Azert hozzuk fel ezeket dolgo-
kat. hogy ifigyelmebe ajanljuk
magyar ilonfitarsainknak a pol
garosodast es foleg AIT, hogy a
kineks meg mines meg az els5 pa
pirosa, iokyetlen szerezze meg ait.
Ugy az elso ,papir, mint pedig a
polgar papirf kivatelenel igen szi-
vesen all minden magyar ember-
mex rende1kezesere Mihok San
dor, a kit minden nap reggel 9-tol
deli .12-ig es delutan 2-tol 4 oraig
lapunk szerkesztosegeben megta-
Elalhatnak. A youngstown, east
youngstown, struthersi es mind
azon magyarok, Xix Mahonine
megyeben laknak, csak fordulja
max bizalommal hozza. Mihol
Sandor ingyen all segitsegukre !
Ihozza fordulo magyar testverek
mex, xix mar multbol is tud
jak, hogy Mihok .ertekes es szive
szolgalatot tett mindig a magyar
sag erdekeben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
i d HlREK AZ. oHAZAB0L .
MUNKkBAN A "SZLovAK
NEMZETI TANACS'

Satoraljaujhelyr6l irjak: A ma
pokban vakmer0 betorest k0vet-
tex el ,kozelben fekvo, megszallt |
Kiralyhelmecen. A .cseh allan
spcnztar 6piiletebe, mely a varos
egyik legforgalmasabb helyen fek
SILK, nehany perccel 0t ora lutan
egy hat tagb6l all6 ifegyveres tar
sasag tort be megszallva hiva
talos helyisegeket, revolyert szd-
geztek a halalraremiilt hivatalno-
kokra, hogy adjak el6 AIT fel-
nillio koronat, amely azon ma
pom erkezett meg tisztviselok IL
.zetesere. A remego hivatalnokok
azonban minden fenyegetes ellie
mere sem tudtak el6adni kulcso-
kat, inert valamivel el6bb maya
val vitte oket az ad6hivatal f6no-
ke, meg, az ellenor. A hat fegy-
veres ajax ere osszek0tozte az
0sszes hivatalnonokat, sZaJukat
betomte es minden penziiket, gyii-
riiket, oraikat es egyeb ertektar-
gyaikat magaval vitte. A beto-
!, r0k tayozasa uta teIesen kr-
fosztott ,tisztvisel6k 6riasi erofe-
: szitessel me gszabaditottak egy-
mast k0telekeiktol es mivel be-
tor6k raJuk csuktak az ajt0t, az
ablakoh kiugralva a postahivatal
5 ba es a csendorsegre rohantak. a
/: csend0r0k nyomban megjelentek
!. az adohivatalban az egyik aszta
lon tot nyelvii gepirasos nyugta
q talaltak, melyben a kedelyes fic
! kok 5000 koronat nyugtaznak. 4
: nyugta szerint betorok tot fug
/ getlensegert kiizdenek exert k0
/ vettek ell a bet0rest is, inert kolt
q bsegeikr0l mas uton mem tudnal
G gondoskodni. Az alairas ICY hans
q zott: Slovenska Narodna Rad
: (Szlovak Nemzeti Tanacs.)
A A csendorseg azonnal nyomoz
(, nj kezdett es allitolag megallapl
:, totta, hogy tettesek egyike vas
IS nti jegyet hagyott hatra, amelye
Satoralj aujhelyen valtottak, csc
t, ielelrtes szerint tehat magyar tt
E. riileten. megfeledkezven rol;
!, hogy a varos gyartclepi allomas
a. harom ey ota az 3 keziikben val
/ tehat jegyet oft is megvaltha'
r, TAX fegyveres emberek. A kiri
X bolt tisztvisel6k egyebkent az
N vallottak, hogy a betorok k1foga;
g talanul beszeltek magyar, tot
O. nemet nyelven. A tot nemzetl tt
TX nacsban eek szerint kepvlselN
e. van Fels6magyarorszag valamen
e nyi elnyomott nepe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12
A .scIGANVGR6RNE' EI6-
.ADAsA
A Hsszamu k6zonsag lelkesen
tapsolt a szerepl6l1nek. Fedak
Z Sari Youngstownban

+. f.
HetfSn este ritka muelvezetben
volt resze. ismGt a szinhazlatogato
magyar k0z0nsegnek.
A Ciganygrofne ,cimu operet-
tet .hozta szinre a Magyar Szin-
haz Ratkai Marion felleptevel.
"A hires magyar k6mikus magas
nivoju jateka magaval ragadta az
'egesz tarsulat jatszo tagjait is es
oily szepet, oily meglepSen Macy
szeriit produkaltak, melyre -ebben
xarosban meg mem volt pelda.
Els >megint nit lattunk? Alig
volt nezGkoz0nsege ennek kitii-
no miiveszgardanak. Ratkainak
a neve sem vonzza koz0nseget,
.kinek neye pedig Budapesten tiz
-ezreket vonzott -estere szinhaz-
I,ba.
DE enrrek Okla bizonyara abba.l
rejlik, rhogy mi ;kozonsegiinl1
meg mem ismeri nagy miiveszt
kellokeppen. Remeljuk, hogy leg
k0zelebbi fellepte alkalmaval telt
haz fogja fogadni az elsorangu
erokbol allo tarsulatot
Magar6l a darab szinrehpzasa
rol csakis "a legoszintebb ,elismeres
hangJan irhatunk. Minden szi
nesz igyekezett onmagat feliiln1ul
nj, hogy a nagy muvesszel, Rat
kai Martonnal egy nivon marad
hassanak. Celjukat ell is ertel
valamcnnyien. Nagyobb elisme
resben mem reszesifhetjiik 6ke
ezen nemes torekvesukert, NINTH,
AIT mondjuk, hogy a jatekosol
melto partnerei voltak nag,
: miivesznek, Ratkai Martonnak.
Fellegi Terike, Varady Juliska
Hegediis Lajos, Horvath Lajos
tFellegi Lola, Papp Istvan, Vamo
Nilmos, Nyikos Zsigmond, Kenes
sey Kato, Salgo Elemdr, Kenese
" Margit es Hegedus Henrik volta
a teljes es osztatlan sikert ara
= tott darab szinrellozoiea nagy mi
: vesz, Ratkai vezetese mellett.
> Eek az emberek, XIX me
lett, hogy nagyszeru miielveze1
ben reszesitik hallgatoikat, val,
= di mllnkasaik magyar kulturi
!. max, a magyar haladasnak es mey
: sem reszesiilnek a magyar kozol
seq reszerol abban a partfoga
= ban, melyet megerdemelnenel
. Nagyobb fajdalmat ITALIAN semr
sem okozhat egy valodi miives
= mex, mintha Tires padsorok el6
kenytelen szerepet lejatszal
inert egy miiveszlelek nemcss
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1922-01-12

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