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, 1923-05-03
Public Fairgrounds
To Be Kept Up This
Summer, Says Slade

The four public Fairgrounds which
|. were maintained at Central. North
casper. East Casper. and West Cas-
per schools last summer. Will again
be maintained during tho months OF
July and August Of this year. 1t is
the expectation of the school authori-
I ties to put more equipment on the
grounds aAd perhaps to use the high
school athletic park for q similar
purpose. according to the statement
fof A. A. Shade. superintendent of
schools. this morning. Dean Morgan.
| athletic director and coach. has
promised to remain n director OF
the Fairgrounds.
, 1923-05-03
KEEP LOOKING YOUNG
It's Easy-If You Know DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

The secret of keeping young is to feel
young-to do this you must watch your
liver and bowels-there's no need of
having a sallow complexion-dark rings
under your eyes-pimples-a bilious
look in your face-dull eyes with no
sparkle. Your doctor will tell you ninety
per cent of all sickness comes from
inactive bowels and liver.
d.. Edwards. a well known physician
In Ohio, perfected a vegetable COM
pound mixed with olive oil to act on the
liver and bowels, which he gave to his
patients for years.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub
stitute for calomel. are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyancy which all
should enjoy by toning up the liver and
clearing the system of impurities.
DR.. Edwards'O Dive Tablets are known
by their olive color. l5c and soc.
, 1923-05-03
Not Guilty. Man
Soon Changes Mind

William McDonald's name opened
the session in the court Of Judge
John A. Murray last night. McDon.
aid was charged with being drunk.
Not guilty" no pleaded.
sit down." ordered :he Judge.
Mcdonald sat down while other
cases were being tried. He saw that
the work Of the judge was sure-fire.
i've changed my mind he re
marked when he was called on
again.
, 1923-05-03
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER
SEEDS. FREE TO PUBLIC
At THE TRIBUNE OFFICE

The Tribune has received a Cargo
shipment of vegetable and flower
seeds for free distribution from Con.
gresham Charles e. Winter. and the
seeds viii be handed out free to TrIb-
une readers as long as the supply
lasts.
The vegetable seeds consist OF
beet. lettuce, onion, squash and tur.
nip. and the flower shipment contains
nmnS packages of Chinese pink. Cali.
tornia poppy. single poppy. old fash.
Toned sinnin and m~lgnonetts.
, 1923-05-03
Girl Recovering
From Injuries

Dona Nichols, the young high
school girl who recently received
many injuries when an automobile
turned over lear the Texas refinery.
is getting along as well as could be
expected and DR.. Hansard expects
that It will be ten weeks before she
will be able to be around in a wheel
chair. Tho pelvic bone received four
fractures which ear that Miss
Nichols will be unable to walk for
nearly a year.
Miss Nichols II the daughter of
Mrs. NJ. Nichols living near the Nc
Pherson well at Evansville. and both
mother and daughter are very CRATE
full for the many expressions Of gym
pathy. being shown by their many
friends.
, 1923-05-03
NEW WELDING AND FENDER
WORKS IS OPENED HERE

The General Welding and Fender
Works, a new concern. has opened up
or business ut 221 West Yellowstone
avenue. and are prepared to do q
general welding business. including
engine blocks, crank cases. gear
cases. frames. and All heavy machin.
cry. Vern C. Haynes. an expert
welder from the Omaha Welding Co..
Is in charge OF the welding depart.
ment. The business will be conducted
in connection with the united Auto
Service Co.. of which Bert Wellington
Is proprietor.
, 1923-05-03
M00NsH|NE M0PPED OFF
FLOOR TO Be USED As
PROSECUTION EVIDENCE

II was necessary to mop up the
moonshine off the floor to secure
evidence IN n raid on the house at Ill
North Jackson street, Wednesday
evening. according to the sheriff's
office. Mabel Neighbors. lone occu-
pant of the place. was arrested charg-
ed with liquor law violation.
Just as the officers entered the
front door the woman Is said to
have broken a gallon Jug of liquor
over the foot OF tho bed causing the
liquid to run over the floor.
, 1923-05-03
City Briefs

r. R Casper is hero for a few days
from Denver attending OF business
affairs.
f. A. vettetoe, representative of
the James G.. No!l company. of Den.
YER. is in h city for a short time
on business
Robert Lindsay arrived this morn.
ing from Mt. Vernon. Ohio. and WIN
spend a few days here on business.
r. a. Aderton Of the Producers
and Refiners corporation has return.
ed after n weeks absence from the
city on business
r. NJ. Ferguson. ]. D. Cook and. e.
NJ. Brewster are among the Denver
business callers here for q few days.
Linn Megitt arrived this morning
on a short business trip from Den
yer.
Harry Friedman il here on bust
ness from Chicago.
c. J. Moe came up this morning
from Denver and expects to spend
a few days here attending to business
affairs.
Fred NJ. Holmes and Eugene Goodson
are visiting with friends hero for a
days from Lincoln. Neb.
- NJ TvzNA- e. AN~. -~r
here for a few days from his home
in Omaha.
John Watson is spending . short
time here on business from Omaha
Harry Collins left this morning
overland for Cheyenne and Denver
to be zone a week or ten days on
business.
j. NJ. German left this morning for
Thermopolis where he will spend sew
erel days on business.
n. p. Adams returned this morn
Ing from Denver after a weeks visit
there.
Nudge Morley is spending q few
days here on business, from Denver.
John Tobin Jr.. Is spending severn
weeks at the. Two Bar ranch.
=.
Arthur Edmonds will leave thi,
week for his old home in Jamestown
WIS. and VIII spend a month there
visiting with friends and relatives
Harry Donnfey left this nornint
for Teapot where he VIII spend
short time on business.
W. r. Capron Of the Sinclair Crud'
on Purchasing company In SPENDING
n short time in Teapot on business.
Frank Had1ey of the Sinclair Pip
Line company. OF Tulsa Okio.. In her
fora few days attending to bushes:
affairs.
J. B. Barnes is out Of tho city on
business trip.
H r. Hudson who underwent NJ
operation a short time ago Is u re
ported 10 be greatly improved
r. r. Wright and ]. G. Barkdui
Of Denver both of the Midwest Re
timing company spent several day
hero on a business trip.
, 1923-05-03
PARALYT|C Stroke IS
FATAL TO RESIDENT

Mrs. Chas Davis, 415 East -Four
teenth street. died early today as the
result of q stroke of paralysis. the
third that she had suffered. She Is
survived by her husband. Pending
funeral arrangements h body is be-
ing held at the Muck funeral homo.
, 1923-05-03
REILLY FUNERAL TO BE-.
HELD FRIDAY MORNING

Gearld Reilly. shot to death when
he fled from n police officer. will be
laid ut rest in Highland cementery
following SERVICES to be conducted
at the Muck funeral homo at 10
o'clock Friday morning. The Rev,
Father John n. Mullin will officiate.
Two brothers OF tho eceased. Les
ter and Cha. Reilly have arrived in
Casper.
, 1923-05-03
CARLOADS BUCKS
BEING UNl0mED HERE

The Branson Motor company today
is unloading a shipment Of five car
loads of Buick automobiles Just re
ce,ved o tho factory at Flint,
Mich. The shipment contained "a
cars. all open models.
This heavy shipment attests the
continued popularity OF Buick r
with Casper automobile owners.
, 1923-05-03
Dr.. Frost to Be
Head of Surgical
Staff for Lapoye

DR.. I. N. Frost was appointed yes
terday to the position of head Of the
surgical stan of the community hos
pital at Lavoye. DR.. Frost Is a man
Of wide experience in this line of
work and should be able to organize
his department with great efficiency.
The Lavoye hospital is under rapid
construction at the present time.
, 1923-05-03
Camphor for Sore Eyes

1t IS surprising how quick In
fammation is helped by camphor. n.y.
drasus. witchhazel. etc., as mixed IN
Lavoptik eye wash One small bottle
helps any cas- sore. weak or strained
yes. Aluminium eye u froe. Cas-
per Pharmacy.-Advertisement-
, 1923-05-03

postponed until Monday. May IT. At
this time plans for the now church
win be discussed.
, 1923-05-03

Doctors Keith anc Harvey have
: moved their Offices TO rooms in the
kimball block over wray's cafe.
30.
, 1923-05-03
ST. Marks PARISH
MEETING POSTPONED

The parish meeting of st. Marks
nurch which was to have been hold
on Monday evening, May 7, has becr
, 1923-05-03

with friends from their homo at Riv
erton.
, 1923-05-03

W. A. schlueter IL here for q short
time from Denver.
, 1923-05-03

Bed bug Juice. guaranteed to kill
all vermin. will not stain bed cloth
ing Apco Products Co. Phone ESQ.,
, 1923-05-03
CARD OF THANKS

CARD OF THANKS.
We wish to express our approcin-
ton to the Eagle Lodge Spanish
American Veterans and other friends
Tor their beautiful floral offerings and
sympathy extended to us in re-
cent bereavement.
MRS CLARK AND FAMILY.
MRS. JANE CLARK AND :
FAMILY.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

Elva Tanner. Clover. Utah
Chas. Polachek, Richmond Highlands, Wash:
Mrs. Fred w. Witzel. 1896 Chadbourne Rd.,
Walter McGahan. P. o. Bo. 117z, Dallas, Tex;
Mrs. Michael w: Barrett. ITO Buckingham St,
A. Allen Seeser. YM. CA Minneapolis MINI.
Miss Lillian Cohen. 1899 East New York Ave,
Douglas c. Tomkies. 1I7o Taylor Hall. New
Ruth Rollband, 4oe Whi.esboro St. Utica, NY.
Charles Woodrow, 5O4 N. sth St. Camden. N ].
Lillian B. Eudowe. 744 Congress Ave. New
Edward c. Clark. 2l Day Ave. Westfield. Mass
Mrs. N, A Chapman Chcothe. Ohio
j. F. Blackburn, IS Linda Ave. Oakland, Cal.
Herbert Axe 1901 Third ST. Massillon. Ohio
Mrs. Esther Graham. 300 Liverpool ST., Mon
Russell Caro!an ABS Maryland Ave. St. Louis.
Mrs w c. Matthews. 1880 St. Charles Ave.
Cyril A Gendermann. 1922 Tenth Ave. Brook
Lydia M. De Fuen,es Gen. Delivery. Waukesan,
W. H Anable. 50 Sheriff. ST., Geneva, NY.
Mabelle Conomikes. Marathon, NY.
Fred Meyer, 1901 East First ST Los Angeles. Cal.
John Butler 2o4 Hubert Block Cincinnati. Ohio
Mrs, a., e cowlins' 2loo MINI, Ave- chicka'ha'
&C: Beach. 4432 Park Heights Ave. Baltimore,
Md.
David Fisher. National Home. Wis
Mrs. Arthur r. Pagnan, RID 20. Stamford.
Conn.
Clair c. Cook. 1890 Calf Bldg. Los Angeles Cal
Mrs. H. F. Chezum, Bethesda. Md.
Will L. King, 443 Tenth ST., Washington. D. c.
Miss F. Marie Green. 1000 N. 10 ST., Philadel-
ia. Church 1907 North St, Berkeley, Cal.
Mrs r. v. Bach. lis w. 26th ST., Oklahoma
RIB conkiin. Is Hamburger Ave. Paterson, NJ.
Mrs L. N. Lownden. Al w Hendricks ST., Shelby
vile. Ind.
Bernard Kman. 727 Tree ST., Philadelphia. Pa.
Betty Knight. 3l40 S. Grand Ave. Los Angeles,
Cal.
John Faulkner Fisherman's Fish Market, Nana
mo. B. c.
Louise v. Hickman. s36 West Baca ST.. Trinidad.
Col
T. c. Hinke, Baldwin, Kansas
Mrs. Helen M. Raup, Linthcum Heights Md.
Mark Hydon, 1920 Hancock St, Detroit, Mich.
E. Dorothy Anderson. Manfred, N. D.
R. D. Mcintosh. Standard Oil Co, Loran. Ohio
Miss Hortense Mccarthy. l02 Ashburton Ave,
Yonkers, NY.
Evening star., 1923-09-30
40 Prizes of $500 each

F. A. Christopherson. $50 Echo Ave, Fresno. Cal.
c. ]. Kimmel. 6245 Helen Ave. Detroit, Mich
Jane Branch, P. o. Box 799. Central Park Sta,
Houston Texas
Henry O'Brien. l94S East Genesee Ave. Saginaw.
Mich.
Caroline Curtiss. 27l0 Bainbridge Ave- New York
M. M. Glauber. 209 Mercantile Bldg. Oklahoma
City, Okla
Geo. D. King, 5406 So Park Ave. Chicago. ILL.,
Mark Fantetti. 43O East 44th St, Portland. Ore.
Homer Gauther 2l12 Beverly Rd., Brooklyn.
NY.
Edward M Robinson Chester Nova Scotia
Wiley Krause 704 Elizabeth St, Kalamazoo,
Mich.
Mrs. Hugo Bolin. Wilbank Apis, Ponca City.
Okla.
DIR. James S. Cleland. 7442 Langley Ave. Chi
cago. Ill.
Ann Batchelder, asa West 2Oth St. New York
r. Crawford, IL East Henry ST., Savannah, Ga.
Charles II. Ward 20S Russell St. Ext, Halifax,
Nova Scotia
Miss B. l. Nelson, 1882 E. Everett ST.. Portland.
Oregon
Henry J. Carroll 800 Market ST., ST. Louis Mo.
Miss L. r. Bayis. Springfield Gardens, L. I.
Jerry Hogan, Spring ST., Columbus. Ohio
Evening star., 1923-09-30

"Constipaon had become chronic, writes Mrs. Allan
Ramsey. "As quickly my system got accustomed to
remedy I'd have to hunt because it ceased
work. Then she started eating Fleischmanns Yeast
lin months internal economy operating like
a wel-oied motor. Today my complexion is clear,
longer catch cold the slightest provocaton and have
of the odtime drowsy dullness that accompanies
constipation"
The age Of miracles is still here, asserts New England
LAWYER Elery H Clark Inside of fortnight after begin
ming Yeast noticed distinct improvement
in my health; in a month was come literally
new man. Within year had reganed the lost twenty
Evening star., 1923-09-30

G. Henderson Coyle, 1896 Crane Ave. Detroit.
Mich.
Mrs. r. D. Stafford. Ballardvale. Mass.
Alfred r. Fairhurst, 209 Adelphi ST., Brooklyn,
N
Charles F. Weller, Pennington N. J.
Mrs. o. S. Spaulding 1851 Lakewood Blvd, De
troit, Mich.
Abraham Handel, ST East 7th St, New York
Miss Frances Burns. p. o. Box 534. Mohawk, NY
Frank M. Spencer, p. o. Box l2l. Sylvan Ave,
Tenafy. N. J.
Mrs. J. B. Russell. ll3 N 5th ST., Marquette,
Mich.
DR.. J. L Mccartney, Brooklyn Hospital. Brook
lyn, NY.
Herbert A. Steinmeyer. 312s Lakeland Ave. St.
Louis, Mo.
Esther Shaw, 3s2 Auzerais Ave. San Jose, Cal.
William Ford North ST.. Norfolk. Mass.
Mrs. II. Crookhorn, 5l8 3rd Ave. New York
A. F. Lockhart, 7O9 Pine ST.. St. Louis Mo.
Mrs. Anna M. Towne. 1O9 Erie St. La Porte. Ind.
Warren E. Cox. SAL Madison Ave, New York
Warwick H. Ripley, 724 Lemcke Bldg, Indian
apolis Ind.
Rosemary Costello o Croton Pl.. Irvington.N.Y.
John Feldman. 1888 Grand concourse. New York
Evening star., 1923-09-30

had been starved Fleischmanns Yeast changed my life
Now weigh 1873 and still gaining. Husband has a new
wife and the children happy patient mother
Il didn't mind getting gray but oh! how hated be
fat writes Mrs. Florence A. Locke, Nov stoop
without putting and slim when girl Since taking
Fleschmann's Yeast, some folks say the busiest
woman in town. know I am the happiest!"
"Picture girl of twenty says Mrs Vermet Of Montreal
with face, head, and neck covered with You
understand cynical at first about Yeast But three
months later you'd have known that had been
dishgured. feel like standing mountain top and
telling the world about it,"
Evening star., 1923-09-30

pounds my steaded; my appetite returned.
today the pink Of condition, and convert for life to
Fleischmanns Yeast
"When l began eating Fleischmann's Yeast, says
a western umberman Wesley Ray, weighed 135 pounds.
Now weigh l83 the added weight want to tell
you the different feeling Before began Yeast
felt imagine old broken down draft horse feels.
Now / feel like 2-year old colt.
'Years of strong medicines had only deprived
of health but had ruined teeth" writes Mrs. B.
NJ Moore, a former trained II first tried Flesch
mann's Yeast in glass of milk, then took three
cakes day and soon realized had been sick-I
Evening star., 1923-09-30
100 Prizes Of $1,000 each

Fred Schmidt. 443s ST Peter ST.. New Orleans La
Mrs. c. w. Major. 1888 w. Main ST.. Norris
town. Pa.
Capt. ]. Finbers s2o Lakeside Place, Chicago. Ill
Corrinne Wiltrout. Logan Kansas
Alvin Nv w. cornweil' Washington ST. Dunbury.
stellita Treadwell, 800 S. Cleveland ST. Mem
Edward r Furey. 49Io Fernwood Ave. Detroit.
Mich
Nancy Freeman 36s Broadway. NY
E. Caldwell; Gen. Delivery: Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs. F. M Wittenhagen. II Highland Ave,
Major v s Grant. sss Buckley Bldg. Euclid
Ave. Cleveland, Ohio
Mrs. j. Field Mason, Mich.
s. L. Chrisman 80 N. l2'h St, Richmond, Ind.
Mary H. Reed. 2l Margaret ST.. Saranac Lake,
NY.
John croisette SIS Spruce St. Camden, N J.
Mrs. M. G. Nichols. Hastings, Mich
Sydney E. Davis. 1890 Midland Ave. Youngs-
Mrs F. w Smith, BIS Walnut ST., Boulder. Col
Herbert J. Hoffman. 1928 Sedsey Ave. Philadel-
pha. Pa
Laura Banker. 1e New Scotland Ave, Albany.
Lieut.. T. F. Masner. Fire Hdass Bridgeport
Mrs Virginia Prater. Farmersville, Texas
char,ss y E Payne ia Greene St. osdensburs'
Grace S. Raumann. s4s4 hardwood Ave. Phila-
Dorothy D Deane, 1914 East Ais, St. Chicago Ill.
Wilson Lovett. 632 w. Walnut ST. Louisville KY.
Anastasia c. Neumann. ALI E. Springer ST..
Guthrie Okla.
c. B. Paul. p. o. Box 426, Cameron, w. Va.
Mrs. Edith Beamer 9l Eliot ST.. Detroit, Mich.
F. z. Rice. l07 Cayuga Heights Rd.. Ithaca NY.
Mrs. T. M. Randolph, 400 Washington Ave,
Marietta, Ga.
Olive Kestin. s3e N. Sacramento Blvd. Chicago.
Ill.
Wye A. Parker, p O. Box 1872 Dallas. Texas
Mrs. P. F: Robin, 1900 Dauphn St. Mobile. Ala.
Mrs. J. Whiteman, IS Davis ST. Keyser. VIVA.
H. p Hippee 459 w. 27th ST. Des Moines la.
Mrs. Carano 21l0 Richmond Rd.. Staten Island,
NY.
D. A. Burt, GLADDEN. Bldg. Mcdonald. Pa.
Ethel NJ. Ogston 632 Dudley ST.. Roxbury. Mass.
Mfred w. Robertshaw. ~ w. 10th ST., NJ Y
Mrs. z. Leininger, $3.50 Walker ST.. Philadelphia.
Pa.
e. w. Fischer Court House, Wilkes Barre. Pa.
Mary Ehret, Cleveland, Ohio
Roscoe Torbett. Bristol. Tenn.
Wilbur ST. Clair, 333 ST.. Washington. D. c.
Thomas Leyden, l42 Jefferson Ave, Elizabeth,
NJ.
Ella Fitzgerald, 3o2 w Cross ST., YpsiIanti Mich
c. F. Robinson 224 S. 3rd ST., Chickasha. Okla
Malvern Richardson, $50 w. l63rd ST.. New York
Alice D. Nelson. ol6 French ST., Wilmington Del.
E. r. Henderson, P. o. Box 70l, Hot Springs, Ala.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

JOY in life-t has been exceedingly difficult narrow
down the selection to 153.
Our sincerest thanks each and every who took
part So excellent hundreds of reports which must
go unrecognized that regret there weren't prizes for
all; but want the authors to know that none will 60
unappreciated And dozens of people put it, whether
get prize in this Contest Feischmann's Yeast
has given the biggest prize alreadythe prize of
feet heath" THE FLEISCHMANN COMPANY,
7O1 Washington Street, New York City.
Evening star., 1923-09-30

The Fleschmann Health Contest closed August 5 But
tremendous the response that the judges have
finally, the 5 wnners-seleced after careful
consideration of thousands and thousands of reports.
This Contest has given a conception of the
unique place won bv Fleischmanns Yeast in millions of
American homes. With such nation wide enthusiasm
with such unanimous tribute the power of Flesch-
manns Yeast-with such host of men and women
whom this fresh natural food has given health and
Evening star., 1923-09-30

Mrs. B. M. Moore, Box 1908, Tucson,
Arizona
w. B. Boggs. Room 632, P. o. Dept.
Bldg, Washington, D. c.
Mary H. Lloyd, e16 East Market ST.,
New Albany, Indiana
Rev. James E. w. Cook, Wilmington,
NC
Stuart c. Frazier, Superior Hotel, Con-
crete, Washington
Evening star., 1923-09-30

Mrs. Vermet, l4S4-B Chabot ST., Mon.
treal, Can.
Wesley Ray, Long View, Washington
Dean ]. Rice, 657 West First South ST.,
Salt Lake City, Utah
Mrs. Florence A. Locke, 4l8 Vine ST.,
Akron, Ohio
G. A. Dempsey, Rosemount Apis, Win
niDep Canada
Evening star., 1923-09-30
First Prize 100000

VTOV W P1OOO<OO
MRS. ALLAN RAMSEY, $50 Mlburn Street, Evanston, l
Second Prize $4,000
ELLERY H. CLARK 1112 fremont Bldg Boston, Mass
Third Prize $4,000
JAMES H. BOYCE, p O. Box eoe Memphis Tenn
10 Prizes of $4,000 each
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
CANF0NI HIREK
Kohl: Wolkan J. JOSEF

Az Els6 Amerikai Magyar Ipa-
ros Kozmiivel6desi Egyesiilet Be-
tegsegelyz0je k0sz0netet mond Ell
s3sorban is Tosha Laszl0ne al
liancci tagtestvern6nek a bal al
kalmaval ajandekozott szep par
naert, valamint Huszty Ilonka al
liancei magyar kisleanynak is IS
Kovecsi Irmuska tagtestver ma
gyar kisleanynak sep viragok
ajandekozasaert, melyeket Both
Erzsebet, Both Berta es Barabas
Margit baratn6ivel mulatsag
alkalmaval az egyesiilet javara e.
arusitottak, amivel szinten sep i0-
vedelem folyt be az, egyesiilat
penztaraba. Ezen ct magyar kis-
leanyt az egyesiilet nemes tettiik
ert meg fogja ajandekozni, hogy q
j0v6ben szinten segitsegunkre le-
gyenek.
Egyesiiletiinknek nagyobbresze
meglatogatta az alliancei Magyar
Noi Betegsegelyz6 Egylet piknik
jet, amelyen moi egylet tagjai
nagyon szivesen fogadtak 6ket,
miert szinten fogadjak k0sz0ne-
netiinket.
RemelJik, hogy nemsokara a
Youngstown Kossuth K0rnek is
viszonozni fogjuk latogatast.
Az egyesiilet neveben
Wolkan j. JOSEF, eln6k.
Both Marion, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
A multi evi kivandorlas statiszti-
kaja

Most ielent meg az 1922. civ ma
gyar kivandorlas statisztikaja,
mely az Egyesiilt Allamokba ira
nyult kivandorlas adatait tinteti
Eel. Eszerint az elmult evben
5544 kivandorl6 indult ell Ameri-
kaba, koztiik 2OO2 ferfi, a tobbi
no es gyermek. A kivandorlol1
nagyobb resze el6re valtott hajo-
iegyekkel utazott. Az cgyes tor
venyhat6sagokbol legtobben van-
doroltak Xxi Budapestrol: 1476, Sza
bolcsmegyeb6l 52S, Veszpremb6l
406, Abaujmegyebol 2S5, Borsod-
bol 242, Tolnabol 224, Vasbol 223
es Zemplenb6l 274-en.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21
VI NEMET G0zHAJ6

A Hamburg American Line,
mely kozos szolgalatot tart fen az
American Lines szal, egy kiil0nle-
gesen epitett ujabb, g6zost, a
"Westphalia Ut, allitott szolga-
latba a new york -hambnrgi vona-
lon, hogy eleget tegyen az utazo
kozonseg egy-osztalyu hajok iran
ii kivanalmainak.
A "Westphalia' elsS utjat jn-
MUS 21-en kezdte meg Hamburg
bol julius 12-an fog visszaindul-
nj New Yorkbol.
A "Westphalia'' testverhai6ja
a "Thuringia "-nak a legmodern-
cbb berendezessel van epitve.
A. kabinok szokatlanul kenyel'
mesek. Vannak egy agygyal ella
tott kabinok is, egyediil lev6 uta-
sok Szamara.
A kabinok izlesesen vannak bu-
torozva. A legotbb kabinban rem
dcs agyak vannak tabori agyah
hclyett mindegyik ell van latva
mosdo -kesziilekkel. A nagyobt
kabinokban asztalok es karossze
kek is vannak. A. hajon vannah
tarsas termek, k0nyvtar- -szoba e
dohanyzo-terem, melyek a felst
emeleten vannak elhelyezve. A;
etkez6 -terem a haj6 egesz szeles
seget elfoglalja apr6 asztalokka
van ellatva.
A fedelzet egy resze iivegfedel
lei bir s elegend6 hely van RAFT;
szekek szamara es setalasra.
| Kivalo zenekar sz6rakoztatja a,
utasokat.
Ezen hajon az utas biztos le
het a kenyelem es legjobb szol
galat fel6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-06-21

felelesztette beteget latsz6lag re-
menytelen allapotabol, de egyik
esetben sem maradt eletben nyolc
oranal tovabb.
Ket esztend6vel >ezel6tt egg nc
met sebesz jelentette egy asszony
feleleszteset adrenalin-nal, aki ope
racio alatt 0sszeesett es annyira
kritikus allapotba keriilt, hogy
szivenek, az operalt seben keresz-
IT'LL k0zvetlen dorzs0lese sem, ered-
menyezte a szivmiik0des uibGli
megindulasat. Hat perc telt ell,
mig a gyogyMert befecskendez-
tex. Tiz masodperc mulva javu
Has volt eszlelhet0 sZiv mozgd-
saban; r0videsen njb6l megindult
a lelegzes es negy het mulva az
asszonyt, mint gy6gyulfat bocsa-
tottak ell.
Ez ev marciusaban egy hason-
loan szenzacios esetet irt le DR..
Bodon Karoly, az amerikai kovet-
seq budapest haziorvosa. Az or
vost egy Sc esztend6s beteghez
hivtak, aki valami szivrohamtol
haldokolni latszott. Mialatt az
orvos szokasos seg6lyben resze-
sitette, ugy latszott, beteg meg
hal. EIernyedve fekudt ts mea
az ajkai is halalsapadtakka val
tax, szivverese es lelegzese telje
sen megsziintnek latszott. Az or.
vos azonnal adrenalin-t fecskehde
zett a szivebe. 45 masodperc null
va a sztetoszkoppal ujbol hallan
lehetett szivverest, kezdetet vet
tie lelegzes es ket ora mulvs
eszmeletre Jolt beteg. Haron
honap mulva a beteg teljeser
egeszsegesnck latszott.
Ezeknek az eseteknek Is DR.
Bodon altal Eejelentett kilnecvcl
mas esetnek reven, az uj kezeles
mod elonyei es korlatai nyilvahva
Iowa valtak. Adrenalin-t remen,
telen esetckben, mint rak vagy til
d0vesz k0vetkeztebeni halalesetel
ben, mikor az egesz szervezet e
/. van mergezve a betegsegt6l, nen
szabad hasznalni. Abban az eset
! ben kell adrenalin-t hasznalni, mi