davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
A bsbi elvalasztasa.
Ask CIKK.

Altalanossagban beszelve, a be-
bit k0riilbeliil kilencedik es t.
zenegyedik honap k0z0tt kell ell
valasztani. De lehet, egy bizonyos
allapotok sziiksegesse teszik a be-
b ielvalasztasat mar a kilencedik
honap el0tt. Peldaul, az anya teje-
mex kiapadasa feltetleniil sziiks6
eesse teheti korabii elvalasztasi
id6pontot. Mem tanacsos elvalasz-
tani, vagy megkiserelni az elva-
lasztast Zorro id0ben, hacSak, ter
meszetesen mem feltetlehiil sziikse-
ges.
Valassza ell bebijet fokozatosan.
Ez sokkal megkonnyiti bebinek
az idegen etel megszokasat. Egy
kis cereal vagy cracker, adhatf
id0k0z0nkint, mely segit elvalasz-
tani a gyermeket. Mindazonalta]
ne feleitse ell, hogy .behi mem tud
k0nnyen megemeszteni kemenyiti
tartalmu eteleket a 1S-2O-ik ho
nap elott. Hyen eteleket keriiln
kell.
Burgonya, bab hasonlo tapla
lekok Macy mennyisegii kemenyi
tot tartalmaznak ICY mem adha
t0k csecsemonek.
Mikor ell akarja valasztani +;
gyermeket, tanacsos el0bb kon
zultalni az orvossal. Az 0rvos tud
ia, hogy milyen taplalekok legjob
bak az On bebiienek es elo fog irE
egy etrendet.
A fejlodo leanygyermek elett
! ben van egy idoszak, mikor min
I len anyanak resen kell lenni. Ez
legvalsagosabb lido egy leany e!e
teben. Ez az lido, mikor egesz gon
dolkozasa, lelkivilaga megvaltozil
egy psychological valsag alapjan
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
MI UJsAG sZtjL0HAZANK-
BAN?

Naprol napra kapunk ottnon-
rol levelet, melyben llegrette-
netesebb nyomorrol kapunk hire
ket. Segitseget kernek toliink es
mi mindig megtessziik a k0teles-
segiinket szeretetteinkke1 SEEM
ben. A karacsonyi es ujevi iinne-
pek k0zeledtevel kettozot vagy
benniink, hogys segithessiink hozz;l
tartozoinkon. Most ere nagyszc-
rii alkalmunk van. inert "a Confe-
deratcd Forwarding Organization
Inc. , dollarert iuttat ell rokona-
ink hazaba egy 40 fontos csOma-
got mem csak Csonka Magyaror-
szagba hanem Romaniaba, JugO-
szlaviaba es a t0bbi megszallott
teriiletre is.
Romaniaba es Jugoszlaviaba a.
zonban 2 dollar es 80 centbe 'ke-
riil a csomag szallitas.
Tcgviik meg testvereinkkel
Szemben legSzentcbb kOtelessegiin-
lSet es seeitsiig 0ket 0r0mmel lin.
nepeni szent iinnepeket es lep-
juk meg oket szeretet csomagja.
inkkal. A csomagolat hirdets-
siinkbcn feltiintetett m0don kell
czimezni es bek kiildeni Confedera
ted Forwarding Organization Inc
353 East 18th ST., New York, NY
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
A YouNuJTowNI Es K0RNYEKI MA
gYAR EGYLETEK Es EGYHAzAK A.
LANDo NAGYBIZoTTSAGA

A nsgybizottsag gyuleseit esetr6l-esetre
. tisztikar @hivja eSSHss s5ftisiastikar a2s15zo.
eyre: ElnJk Geressy Sander, aleln6k6k
Habodasz Gustav es Balask6 Gy0rgy, titkar
Horv&th Istvdn, penztarnok Macy J6zse;,.
A nagybzottsag kotelekebe k0vetkez6 egy-
hazak es egyletek tartoznak: Scent Istvan
rom. katholikus egyhaz, Reformatus egysz
SIT. Gyorgy g6r. kath. egyhaz Verhovay egy.
let 1O5-ik fi6kja, SIT Tstvan egyet Ref
Ferfi Egylet, Reformatus N6i Egyet, Kos
suth K0zmuve 6desi Egylet, Magyar Beteg
segelyz6 Egylet q Benwoodi Sziz Maria
Egylet Ak fi6kja East Youngstownban, q
Pet6h Sander Egylet East Youngstownban
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
1923 NOVEMBER %.

81 az ido mikor az egeszsegi AHA
pota egesz lenyere k0vetkezmt-
nyekkel bir. A leany egeszsege eb-
ben az idoben az anya legnagyobb
problemaja. Minden anya talalko-
zott mar ,ezzcl. Az anyanak kell
felepiteni kisleanya erejet es ege>z
seget, hogy biztosan segitse Ike
reszttl ezen a nehez id6n.
Egeszseges, megfelel6 taplalek
nelkiil feil6do leany szervezete
mem tul sikeresen megkiizdeni
termeszet k0vetelmenyevel, mely
ehhez korhoz fiizodik. Ilyen
gyermekeknek ketszer kell adm
naponkent Eagle Milk-et rendes
etkezesen feliil.
Adjon fol 9 leveskanal Eagle
Milk -et haromnegyed csesze hideg
vizben. Szivesebben veszik be
ginger ale-ben, grape juice-bail,
gymolcsnedvben. ugy ,keverje 0sz-
szeaz Eagle Milk-et haromne eyed
csesze hideg vizben. Oregebb oyer
mekek szivesebben veszik be gin
ger ale-ban, grape juice-ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
BENwoODI, W. VA, SZtZ MARIA
MAGYARoK PArRoNAJA Rom. rs con.
KATH. I. MAGYAR 1ETEGSEGELYz6
EGyIET EAST YOUNGSTOWN t-K

Einok Lukovszky PAL aleln0k Lajtner
Istv&n, jegyz6 Psjtok Mikl6s, titkAr Fsh<r
Janos (P. o. Box 4s2 East Youngstown. }.
szAmvixsgal6, SxSll6si MihSly, titkari ellenSr
Riczu Jknos, p6ttsgok: Kiss Istvln, RAGS
Mihaly Is Boroczki J6zsef, betegl&togat6k: !:
Bistucz Mihaly, 1T Reed ave. e. Majoros
IstvAn, 100 Adam st., zAszlStart6k: Eztan.
k6 JOSEF es Francz6czki Ferenc (msgysr).
Gazs6 J6zsef es Berkenyi Bertalan (ameri.
ksi), sjt66rok: i'd. Letehs Antal es Korcs
-aros Japosi essleti gaEds: Gyetvsi Jinos
GydlSssit tartia minden h6 slso vssAr
nApjAn . Orow.flls hailban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
oLvASoINK sZIvEs FIGYEL..
MEBE.

Megbiztuk Kuti Tamas sharoni
iol ismert derek honfitarsunkat,
kinek cine: 796 Baldwin ave-,
hogy lapunkat Sharon, Farreli,
Sharpsville, w. Middlesex es kor-
hyeken teljes joggal felruhazva
kepviselje.. Kerjiik a Shenango
v6lgyenek magyarsagat, hogy egy-
lett, egyhazi es egyeb hireiket tu-
dassak Kuti Tamas urral. Lapunlz
f6ceija Mahoning es Shenango
volgyek magyarsaganak szolgd-
ata.
Az Amerikai Magyar Hirlap
kiad6hivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
E. YOUNGSTOWN, O.
vERHOvAY SEGELYEGYLET SILK
FIoKJA, EAST YOUNGSTowN, o.
Alakult 1919 szeptember 1.6n.

Eln6k Koleszar Janos aleln0k Horv&th Ra.
fael. penztarnok Tomcsanyi Geza, titkar
Sagi Ignac (Box 355, East Youngstown
o., jegyz6 Cseh Mihaly, penztar ellen5r Mol
mar Wendell Beteglatogat6k: G0nezi JOSEF
10th Gy6rgy, moi beteglatogat6 Szalai Fe-
rencne. Haromtagu bizottsag: Marczin And.
ras, Lesnyaczki Istvan, Gulyas Simon, ajt66r
Dudas Mihaly, trusteek: F0d6 Istvan, G.
Cseh Mihly, Tomcsanyi Geza.
Gyuleset tartja minden h6nap masodik
vasarnapjan delutan 2 6rakor Corw hall.
ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
A NEW BRUNswIcKI IN. J) SCENT
IMRE HERcEG BETEGsEGELYz6 EGYLE9
ok szAMU YOUNGSTOWN FIoKJA.
itaasoss ersiEssqs Sen

ras, penztarnok G6nczy Mihaly, jegyz6 Is
titkar Redovay Janos .t2S6 jackson ST., T.
Youngstown, o., f6ellen6r Grosz Istvan
ellenGr0k: Gy6ri Mihaly, Tacsik Gy0rgy, 3-as
bzottsag: Riczu Janos Kiss Istvan, Hozdik
Istvan, beteglatogat6 East Youngstownban
Gy6ri Mihaly, Steeltonban Poznam Janosnt
(1524 Butler stD 6s H3zdik Istvan Albert
streeten S. lilies Istyan G212 Hill ST. ajt66,
Fedor Janos.
Az egylet 1000 dollar halalesetet, het
3 dollar betegsegelyt fizet. hav dij 75c
Gyileseit tartia minden h 6els6 vasarnap
jan az Atleta klub helyisegeben, 33s 1-2 w
Federal ST., deutSn 6rakor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
AZ EAST YOUNGSTOWN I. PETOFJ
sANnoR MAGYAR BETEGsEGELYz0
EQYLET

Elnok Horvath Rafael, alelnok Cseh Nj
haly, jegyz6 Saghy Ignac, titkar BOrsh Fs
rene (281 Robinson rd., e. Youngstown, o.
p6nzt&rnok Smidth Istvan. penztari ellen6r
Lukovszki Pal. HArmas bizotts&g: Cseh 10
zsef, Raez MihAly, Varga JOSEF. Betegla.
togat6k: F6d6 Istvin, RACE Mih&ly, Timar
Janosne. Haseltonban Kaposi Ardras. Pot
tagok: Kelemen Gy0rgy, Polgary J&nos.
zaszl6tart6, magyar: Keszler Ferenc Is Ke-
lemen Gy0rgy. ameriksi: Borsh Ferenc, Var.
ga J6zsef. Ajt66r: Vekasi Mihaly es XII
rally Istvan. Trusteek: Kiss Mikes, 10th
Lajos.
Havi gyuleseit tartja minden he negeydik
vasarnapj&n Grow hsllban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
YOUNGSTOWN MAGYAR BETEGSEGELY
70 EayLET

Eln0k Kiss Andras, aeln0k Kuni Janos,
titkar Menyhert Janos (610 Mabel st), penz-
tarnok Geressy sandor p. ellen6r Olah
Gyorgyne. 3-as szamvevG bizottsag: Mecsei
Andras, Seb6k Gabor, Baiog Janos. Bizslmi
ferfiak hegyen: Molnar fstvan. Brier
Hillen Szadai Benjsmin, South Side on SEA.
kacs sLajos Iaszloyiyok: R:ez Janos es
Dank6 Jstvl1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
MINEN szENTEK EBEDJE.
Robert bacsi munkaban. - war
ia csak, ne siess, ma hus is van
Egy uri fiucska. - Az almak ro-
manca. - "Csak szolja, XII meg
enni akarja!'

enni akarja!
Oltarka fiistol0g az oszi vero-
fenyben, paraja csendesen reszket,
mintha Abel aldozatanak lelke
szallana f0lfele - irja Lazar lst
van "Pesti Hirlap" ban.
Minden szenteknek szol ez az a..
dozat. mem azoknak. Xix a halal-
ban megszentiilve, fenytelen es
viagtalan sirok alatt nyugsza-
max, hanem aZoknak Szentek-
mex, Xix az 0SSZet0rt yilag romJal
k0z0tt cipelik az elet legnagyobh
keresztjet a nyomort.
Robert bacsi ebedet al Buda-
pest szegenyeinek Szerte leng IL
lata kasas levesnek. krumpli es
sargarepa kavarog benne, ahogy
belempriti 0riasi kanalat. SaJa'-
keziileg meri sZet az edenyekbe.
egy zuhintas IS tele van a kekma-
zas fazek; akinek pedig edenye
sincs, annak egy iires konzervdo-
bozt nyom a. kezebe "VarJa csai
ne siess, ma huS is van. tartsa
edenreket!' - eS vandorkaly
han fiist0lgG konderoriaSbol szak
avatott Iendiilettel merritt Xxi a
siirii f0zelekbe apritott husdara-
bokat.
Vigyazol, hogy viszi = sz6l
cda egy szegeny aszonynak figyel
meztet6en $ mar fogadja is az al
vhndfget. g Han ,ygyerek vagy-
tok ? -. IS, telegy0moszoli ketfiilii
labasat sertesoldalassal, aztan fol
mjjong. Varja csak. tdes fam
lelke. alma is kiihiott .io Istenke
= harom almat nyoms az asz-
SONY markaba. - Szeretie almacs-
kat gyerekek =.
Hala csilloe az asszony SCENE
ben, ahogy a boseges ebeddel meg
rakodva. elvonul csendesen. Mosi
cgy szep arcu fiucska lep elo, sd
padt arcan kibiborodik a szegyeE
ebedet ker a testverkeinek R0-
bert bacsi megsimogatja.
Hany gyerek vagytok?
= ct. :.
Mi van apad9
A gyermek lesjiti szemet IS
hallgat. Az apja? Vagy mines,
vagy becsuktak. Robert bacsi meg
erti mindenekel6tt 0t almat tom
kod zsebebe, maid sziniiltig toll
ii az edenyeit.
listen menje veled .. = Is
hozzam forduI - Kapolsz te. %
barat, otthon ilyen jo csuszpajsZ
es finom husocska? Hehehe. -.
Csak szolja. kinek kell meg
Lakmaroztak az agr6lszakadt
sZegenyek ho>sZu asZtal mellett :
az egyik melyseges k0z0nnyel
szlircs0li leveset. a mask moh0n
issza ki, hogy bajuszarol csiing a
metelt teSzta. a harmadik a sze-
met behunyja. ugy tepi csontrol
a hust. a fo@a szinte csattog. mint
kutyat. +. Az eleven Ehseget
latom foltos ruhaban es barnan
mint az agyag A rongyba burkolt
cyermekek szemeben Gr0m csil-
log, hogy megvalosult az almuk...
Gyiir0tt, faradt, szomoru. kitaszi
tott. elatkozott, szenvedo vilao
en-! Robert bacsi SCENE szeretet-
tel pihen a nyomorusag fiain.
- SzolJa. Xxi enni akarja meg
Szerencsetlen felhiilye alaS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
vERHOvAY SEGELY EGYLET
108-ik FI0K

1O0-lk FlOk
E heten k0vetkez5 tagok be-
tegek:
Macy JOSEF, 1-so, 1146 Republic
avenue.
Hornyak Gy0rgyne, 1040 West
Rayen ave.
Tubicza Gy0rgy, $50 Poland
Ave.
Ifj Horvath Andras, 525 Viii
hanson Ave. 80.
Baiusz .Janos, 639 Samuel St
Id. Horvath Andras, sc Oneta
Street. b.
OssZesen 6 tag.
Menyhert Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29
Uhf 6trn1taH NtrHhhrrg On.
Nehezebb sulyu
DOreffe
Also Ruhak
N0k szamara


Az az ido amkor noi ruhak csinossag;t fel kel-
lett aldozni meeg also ruhak miatt, elmult Mosta-
naban as6ru1aka epp OIL vigylzva szabjal1 ts k6szi-
tlk, mint feso lGhakat uj asoruhak perfect ke-
szitmGnyek minden tekntetben 6s m6gs megadjak
meleget es kenyelmet anekil, hogy mindenki tudna,
hogy meleg alsot vise
''Dorette" mi plivat sajat vedjegyiink rugos
tiijn gepen mi utasasaink szerl kesziil Ezekllek
als6ruhaknak JOKNAk KELL lenni inert mi we'd
jegyiinket visek - ES JOK IS!
Kozepsuyu gyapot Union selyem es gyapju Union
szutOk .$lbO SZutOk $3.50
kenyelmes alaesonyan vagott Aacsony nyak, u nelku
nyak, vi nelkii terd yagy boka vagy terd hosz IIo
boka hosszusag landus myak, k0nyok ujiak.
Extra nagyok ara 49,. $l7o Extra nagyok, ara $375
w. rs.4s10Do sousu syapo1 Fnom seyem es gyapju
o SAA1oA -. 91W Union szutok .$4OO
uaua.a - :. -. Holandus nyak, kony0k uj-
jakkal terd vagy boka hosz- 49, es 0a o -
sZusag. i'Au" n"syon did .QooV
Masok .$22t Tszta gyapju yagy selyem
Magas nyak, hosszu uak es gypju Union szutok $500
boka hosszusag Magas nyak hosszu uj es boz
Extra nagyok .$225 es $3.50 ka hosszusag
A fenti ~ket mntaban. Extra nagyok ....... $3.50
(2,ik oepannt1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-11-29

Olvassa ezeket a eikkeket min;
den heten rendescn eS tegye ell al
i0v0ben valo hasznalatra.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1923-01-03
From Other Alaskan Camps

On the Mother Lode Extension group of claims near Mccarthy, which is approximately 12 miles east of the famous Mother Lode and Green group properties, there is said to be a remarkable showing of ore, and development work will be done on large scale next spring. A 50-h. p. hydro-electric compress or will be placed upon the property in time to be ready for operation before the spring breakup.
 Contracts for 6O,0OO tons of coal were recently awarded by the AL aska Engineering Commission, to be delivered on the first of next July. The Evan Jones mine will supply 30,000 tons, Baxter & Be- dell 15,OO0, Healy River Coal Cor poration 10000 and Bruno Angus tino 5000. It is possible that one or more other concerns will be eiv- en contracts.
 The Candle Creek dredge at Nc Grath, operated by the Union Con- srruction Co for Aiken & McKin- non, has taken out nearly a million dollars this season. All of the dred- ges in Flat, Ophir and vicinity have had good seasons on account of plenty of rain, and the hand min- CTS have done well, especially the snipers.
 Hawley W. Sterling, superinten- dent for the Alaska Road Commis- sion in the Fourth Division, has taken a lease on the Red Top quartz property in the Kantishna district, and left for the property to com mence mining operations. He was
Hyder Alaska miner., 1923-01-03
Federal Power Commission

In compliance with the Federal Water Power Act (4l Stat. 1063) notice is here by given that Messrs. Kehoe, Hanson, Hummel and Sutherland, Care of James Wickersham. Juneau, Alaska, have filed application for preliminary permit cov- eriDg power project on Thumb Creek, a tributary of Salmon River, about seven miles north of Hyder Alaska Any ob- jection to such application, or request for hearing thereon, together with any briefs, reports or other data for which consideration is desired, should be sub mitted to the Executive Secretary, Fed eral Power Commission, Washington, D. c.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1923-01-03

accompanied by J. L. Tobin, Billy Mcleod and William Kelly.
 Erlest Beattie has contract to move $1,8OO,OOO in gold dust and bricks from the Interior this winter
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
MEARS IS
 RELIEVED
Col. Steese to Become Railroad-Road Com
 mission Head.

Washington, Feb. 16.-Plans have been. worked out between the Interior and War Depart ments combined whereby they will function together=in operat- ing the Alaska Railroad and in the construction of roads and trails in the Territory. As the first step to this plan, Colonel Frederick Mears, present chief of the Engineering Commission in Alaska, operating the rail- road, is relieved of his duties, to take effect next May, and Major James c. Steese, now chief of the Alaska Road Commission, is directed to take over the work of Colonel Mears, who is assigned to duty with engineers of the Ninth army corps area.
 "There is nothing to the change except ordinary routine and d desire to save money" said Sec retary of Interior Fall, today.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
IS INCHES
 OF SNOW
Cars at Seattle Stalled on Tracks, Rail
 Lines Crippled.

Seattle, Feb. 16.-This city has been snowlogged for several days with the more or less con tinuoUs fall, the snow measuring about eighteen inches on the level this morning. The street car service is paralyzed, scores of cars belng stalled on their tracks. Hundreds of automo- piles are attempting to render service. Transcontinental and state rail lines are badly crip- pied. Snow is still falling, and it's volume bids to equal that of the great storm of 1916. The temperature today is around fl above.
 There were five deaths yester- day and three more today, all snow shovelers, total of eight, attri butable to the storm.
 The streets are lined with auto trucks and tractors hauling away snow
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17

 BY SENA7'E
Presidential Inaugura- tion Date May Be
 Changed.

Washington, Feb. 14 The Norris amendment to the con- stitution, eliminating the present session Of an old congress after the. election of new congress, and cha anging the date of inaug- uration of president from March 4th to the third Monday in Janu- sry, was. approved today by the Senate. The measure now goes to the House.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17

Seattle.-Perry Poison, pioneer im piement man, died at his home here today.
 Tosyo.-The House of Commons to- day killed resolution providing for & vote of confidence in the ministry of Premier Kato.
 Montreal, ,-Trinity Church here, one of the most beautiful edifces in Can ada, was destroyed today by fire, which is believed to have been of incendiary origin.
 Mexico City.-A series of earth Qnakes have just occurred throughous the state of Oaxca. Wires are down and details are lacking.
 Omaha.-Nine buildings of the Ar mour Packing Company's plant were destroyed by fire this morning. The loss is estimated at two million dollars.
 Seattle.-David John Taylor, an over seas veteran, was arrested today by federal narcotic agents, who found twelve ounces of morphine in his, home.
 Waihtpgton.-It is generally under stood that j. Stanley Webster, defeated congressman, will be appointed federal judge for Eastern Washington suc- ceeding Judge Rudkin.
 Seattle. Ernest Eauet. 49. was found dead at his home today. his daughter Laura, l6, also being near death through selt-administered poison. The cause of the officers death is unknown
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
Sec. Work Says Dem- Ocrats Not Excluded
 From Southern F. Os.

Washington. - Postmaster General Work today made public statistics to refute charges by democratic leaders that. democrats have been excluded from, Southern postoffices by President Harding, contrary to the spirit of the Presidents executive order, which made it possible for him to select for a given,ofice any one of the three high est on qualified list
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
Forbes Resigns as Di-
 rector of Vets Bureau

Washington.-The resignation of Di- rector Forbes, of the war veterans bu- reau. has been placed in the hands of President Harding The President, it is understood, is considering the ap- pointment of one of three former over seas service men to direct the ship.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
Foreign Diplomats
 Have Full Immunity
 Regarding Liquors

Washington.-Foreign diplomats in Washington have full immunity from prosecution as regards intoxicating liquor, Secretary of State Hughes de- clared today in 8 letter to the House judiciary committed.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
Would Levy Tax On
 American Citizens Wis
 iting United Kingdom

London Chancellor of Exchequer Baldwin has declined to entertain the proposal made in the House of Com mons by Henry Lorimer for tax upon American citizens visiting the United Kingdom.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
Britain Refuses France.

London, Feb. 16.-The latest Franco-British conference ended abruptly. with Britain refusing France permission to run troop manned trains through the Co., lOgne areas.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
Senate Ratifies British
 War Debt Settlement

Washlngton.-Th Senate this after noon passed the bill ratifying the terms of settlement of Britain's war debt to this country. An amendment commission.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17

J. W. Fielder, Bethel merchant, ar rived yesterday and left this morning for Big river, on his way to Kobi aad the Outsides He declared the lower river section very quiet, there being nothing of a news nature to report.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17

Capt. J. H. Mclean, Tacotna mer- chant, was & yesterday arrival, ap- parently after fast trip down, for he visited with The Times man just long enough to borrow couple of bachelor buttons, saying he had plenty in stock. generally carried them on his trips, but, etc. He returned home this after nOOn
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
New Tariff Customs
 Brings in the Money

Washington.-Unde the new tariff law the customs duties. collected for January exceeded those of December by seven million dollars.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
LudendOrff Tells Ger
 mans Pray for Strength

Rerlin.-General Ludendorff, in an article in the Vienna Reichs Post, to- day, admonished the people of Ger many Ito pray daily to God to give us strength bravely to endare the worst.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
Germany Declines to Pay.

Berlin, Fob. l6.-The munich pality of Gelsenkirchen has de clined to pay & fine of one hun dred million marks, demanded by the French as a penalty for the clash there between German police and French gendarmes on Monday.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
French Miners Go On Strike.

Paris. Feb. 16.-Miners thru out France walked out on gen. eral strike today, the walkout hav ing been preeipitated blythe communists,
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17

L. J. Berry, from his headquarters up on she North Fork, was yesterday arrival.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
OCCUPIED
 BY FRE:NC
Police Disarmed, Off, cials Walk 'Goosestep'
 at Gelsenkirchen.|

Berlin, Feb. f4-A French force, including cavalry and ar tillery, occupied Gelsenkirchen 4hls morning, disarmed German police and removed the city off clals. Late this afternoon the whole force withdrew, taking wlth them1the mayor of the city, the presiden5of the local Reichs~ ba nkl and / other officials who werert'bloodily beaten as they W ere, taken away and obliged to march in goose step" fashion.
 Germans Must Work or Leave.
 London, Feb: l5. - Fifteen thousand French and Belgian railroad men are now in the oc- cupied region, ready for the order to take over the railroads. German employees have been given the choice of either work ing on the railroad llaeS, or leav- ing the Ruhr.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
Four Freighters
 Reported Wrecked

Seattle.-The Nika, Santarita, Col sha and Tuskan Prince, four freight CTS, were reported wrecked today, all being total loss. American aud Ca padian life-saving service prevented loss of life.
 Charles Nystrom, after a stay of sev eral days in town, left yesterday for his headquarters up toward the head of Big river,
 J. E. Beattie, with the outgoing mail, arrived here today, after having switched loads at Ophir with Mail Carrier Duffy, who returned to Flat. 
 J. Flaw, piloted by ". J. Shannon, of Kantishna, arrived yesterday and left this morning for Tacotna on the way to Flat.
 Charles Koenig, after an absence of several weeks at his hills headquarters, returned to town Monday.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
Several Old-Timers
 Headed for Cripple

Cri pple has received an infusion of new prospecting blood and much de- velOpment work is now under way, ac- cording to reports from that section. Several old-timers from Ophir and Ia cotna are headed for the old camp. Among shem are Sid Paulson, Alex. Glass on, Al Colwell and Jack Mutch Ter. Mir. Paulson is interested largely on. Cripple.
 Mrs. B. J. Boyd, accompanied by Miss Bessie Fred, left yesterday for a short visit at Nixon and Big river. Ike Hayes is acting as chauffeur.
 Harry Stevens. Donlln creek oper- ator, coming via Flat, was 8 Sunday arrival, leaving for Tacotna oE Mon. day
 Al Thorns, after visit of several days here. returned yesterday to Ia cotna.
The Kusko times., 1923-02-17
Photographic Ticks.

Seattle.-Perry Poison, pioneer im- piement man, died st his home here tadaU