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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-15
PERSONAL. MENTION

Mrs. Edward G. Quincy was
business caller in .Waterville Thurs
day.
Mrs. Clara Blanchard was in Au-
gusta for the day Friday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pooler OF
North avenue are parents Of a little
son born recently. Mrs. Pooler was
before her marriage Pauline Dysart.
BENJAMIN Wilson. who was called
to Skowhegan the first Of the week
by the death of his brother. Willard
| A. Wilson of Cornville. has returned
TO his home in Landsdown, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gilbert went
to Portland Friday morning, where
! they will be guests of Mrs. Gilbert's
sister and husband, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert CAMERON.
Miss Margaret Vail, a student at
Pennington Normal school, who
came home Thursday night, went to
Waterville Friday morning to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry j. Dysart, for
merly of Skowhegan. '~-
Misses Margaret and Reba Vail,
| who are students at the State Nor
| NAL school at Pennington, arrived in
town Thursday night to pass the
Christmas vacation with their moth
| er, Mrs. Grace e. Vail Uf Pleasant
i street.
/ Miss Fern Dennis, who is a stu
| dent at the State Normal school at
| Pennington, arrived in Skowhegan
Thursday night and will pass the
Christmas holidays with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Merton Dennis in Ath-
q ems.
| MIR. and Mrs. Harry Burgess, for
merly residents of Norridgewock,
| who are now located in Norridge-
iwock where Mr.. Burgess Is engaged
in the Grain and Grocery business
We're in town Thursday afternoon
shopping and calling on friends.
Mrs. Maud Nelson, Master and
Mrs. Elsie Salisbury, Lecturer of the
Canaan Grange, who have been at
Lewiston attending the annual meet,
ings of the Maine State Grange as
| representatives from the Canaan
Grange have returned.
Francis Rriend, who has, been
passing q few weeks with his pa
rents, Mr.! and Mrs. Howard B. Friend
of Water street. went to Bangor on
a two days business trip Friday
morning and will also visit with his
sister, Mrs. Mary Friend, who is a
senior at the University Of Maine.
Mrs. William Thurston, who re-
sides with her sister, Mrs. Samuel
Smith. left Friday morning for
Springfield. Mass, where she will
visit her sister. Mrs. Roy McCollor
and will also visit with a sister. Mrs.
Carrie Staples in Westfeld, Mass,
before returning.
Joseph +. Poolcr. the Water street
grocer has hired the store near the
home of Fred L. Collins on the road
! from Cass Corner at North Cornville
to Athens and will put in line Of
groceries and meats. w. L. Wilson
who resides at the old Wiley place
will be in charge of the store. Since
George Bates closed his store at
this corner and gent to California to
pass the winter there has been no
store in this vicinity and the oppor-
tunity to again purchase groceries
and meats near home will he appre :
ciated by the people living in that
section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-15
New York Money Mark ct
New York, Dec. "A.

New York, Dec. IA.
Foreign exchanges easy.
great Britain, demand 4.3Gi, cables
4SI' bo-day bills on banks 434I.
france. demand $50. cables 5.S0}.
italy, demand 4.34. cables. 434a
Belgium, demand 4.59a. cables 460.
!, germany. demand .0000000OO027, ca
hles ..O00OOO0OO0o7.
holland. demand 3S.13. cables ISIS.
Norway, demand 100.
sweden. demand 1851.
Denmark. demand J1Sf.
switzerland. demand 1913
spain, demand 1906.
Greece. demand 1..J.
roland. demand 0Q0G35.
Szechoslovakia. demand os"t
!ugoslaVia, demand 1.12t.
austria. demand .0014.
i'umania. demand .51l.
argentina, demand 3o25.
brazil, demand 9.o5.
Montreal. 81 7-;G.
Am. T.'& T. CIV. Cs .... 40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-15
Boston Produce Market
Boston, Dec. l.

Boston, Dec. IA.
REEF-Choice whole cattle 162 0175.
BCTTER-EXtras $40 54l; firsts As
Q52.
cHEESE-F'resh choice 2jk; firsts "a
M25.
CORN-No. = yellow 95G97.
EGGS-Ncarby hennery brown eX-
tras 62Gt6i: white and mixed extras 60
061; western extras sc MJI.
FLOUR---Spring patents, 196-lb.
sacks special short 1861 80; standard
635 dDIS5.
JIAY-No timothy 2792S.
LAMB-Spring 23T"7.
OATS-F'orty pounds 81 MG9.
POEk-Medium backs 2S50M $50.
POTATOES--Grccn Mountains 15J @
165 per 100 pounds: sweets 250.
SEGAR-Amcrcan Sugar Refinery
quotes 915 cents in 100-barrcl lots
less > per cent. for cash.
EEAI.-13M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-15
|SkONnEcAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, :.,s.. 81 81
Mrs. Clayton Entertain. the Country

Mrs. Clayton Entertains the Country
Club
Mrs. Annie Clayton delightfully."-
entertained the ladies of the Country
club at her home on Water street.
Thursday afternoon. There was a
large attendance and the business
meeting opened with the Lords
Prayer. rs is the custom. The presi-
dent, Mrs. Margaret Lord. presided
and in the absencesof the secretary,
Mrs. Eva Chase, Mrs. Susie Ames
acted as secretary pro tenn and she
and the treasurer, Mrs. Carrie War
rem, both gave interesting reports.
The. following committee was APP
pointed to fill the popcorn bags for
the Christmas meeting: Mrs. Gladys
Blaisdell and Mrs. Cecilia Grenier,
and all members who have been
making the bags are requested to
send them to Mrs. Grenier by Sat-
urday, the 22nd.
The following committee was APP
pointed to present a list of officers for
the, election at the next regular meet
ing, to serve the club for the coming
year: Mrs. Gladys Blaisdell, Mrs. An
ME Clayton. Mrs. Minna Dunlop and
Mrs. Ann Gagne. After the trans
action of the business the afternoon
was passed socially and sewing on
fancy articles for Christmas.
The absence of the secretary, Mrs.
Eva Chase. was much regretted by
the ladies, who missed her at the
meeting. Mrs. Clayton served deli
cious sandwiches, fruit jello. saltines.
fancy waters, cake and coffee. The
next regular meeting of the club will
be on Wednesday, January 10th. at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Carl
Dunbar on Mount Pleasant avenue
and it is expected that this will be an
all day meeting.
|. On Monday evening. the oath, the
annual Christmas party of the club
will be held at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Chase on the River road.
when the club will entertain their
families and when there will be a
! Christmas tree and entertainment.
The ladies at the meeting Thursday
afternoon each drew the name of j
man, the name of a woman and a
Child for which she will be RESPONSE
| BILE for 4 Sift.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-15
Bethany Guild Meeta

The ladies of the Bethany Guild
gathered at the church parlor on
Thursday afternoon and passed a
busy afternoon lacking a puff for one
of the ladies of the church and sew
ing for needy family in town. The
treasurer. Mrs. Mae N. Haines, gave
a report which showed that the Guild
has had very successful year. The
next meeting will be held on the
Thursday after Christmas, the 9th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-15
Alumni Ball

The annual Alumni Ball OF the
Skowhegan High school. which is be-
ing directed by the following COM
mittee. Charles Corriveau. Roland
T. Patten, Sherman n. Shumway,
Marion T. Oddly. Roy Symons, and
Miss Marie Bison from the senior
class and Ried Appleby Of the jun
ior class of the High school. will oc-
cur in Grange hall on Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-15
Beats Of AssaiIant

Repelling the attack of an I'M
identified man with her hands in
Deering Oaks at $50 o'clock Tuesday
morning, Miss Edwina Aud. IS. Of
1872 Clark street. Portland. succeeded
in driving the assailant to flight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-15
Mrs. Savage and Mrs. Turner Give
PARTY

Mrs. Ernest l.. Savage and Mrs. w.
Fred Turner delightfully."- entertained
the following guests Wednesday eve
ming at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Savage on Water street: Mr.. and
Mrs. William ii. Fowler, Mrs. Harry
a. Dinsmore. Mrs. William Il. Elliott,
Mrs. Mark w. Savage. Mrs. John ii.
Lancaster and Mrs. Herman Rowell.
The evening was passed playing
games and a most delightful time
was had by all the guests and Mrs.
Savage and Mrs. Turner proved to be
charming hostcsses. Delicious re-
frcshments of saltines. assorted
cakes, ice cream with chocolate
sauce. minis and sailed nuts were
served. The holiday season was en-
phasizcd by the use of Christmas
napkins and the favors were Christ
mas boxes filled with candies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-15
Coming Events

Sorosis will observe Christmas at
its semi monthly meeting to be held
Monday evening. December 18th in
the parlors of the public library, at
which time instead of the usual
Christmas tree and exchange of gifts
among the members, the ladies are
to make a silver offering which. will
be turned over to the district nurse.
Miss Anabel Lancaster, who Will
spend it for gifts for the poor chill
dren of the community. An interest
ing and pleasing program will be
presented under the direction of the
following. who will also serve re-
freshments: Mrs. Mary Rowell
(chairman), Miss Alice L. Written,
Mrs. Isabelle r. Moore. Mrs. Ade-
laide l.. Whiting and Miss Lula
Chapman.
Mrs. Carrie Mcpherson will enter
tain the ladies of thes Social Circle
of the Centenary Methodist church at
the home of John r. Mcclellan on
Elm street, Wednesday afternoon.
December 10Th. at which the semi
monthly meeting will be held and re-
ports of the recent annual fair and
Christmas dinner will be presented.
The young girls of the Federated
church will meet at the recreation
room lIlc FtISl IDdplASl CHut SlI Oii
Tuesday evening to play volley ball
under the direction of Miss Lyle c.
Stinchfield, the assistant physical di-
rector of Skowhegan High school.
Members of the Holy Name society
and the young men of the parish will
receive Holy Communion at the low
mass at S A. NJ. Sunday at the Notre
Dame de Lourdes church, and music
will be furnished by the children Of
the church.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society will meet Monday afternoon
at the parsonage of the Centenary
Methodist church, at which time the
program will be directed by Mrs.
Harlie Bishop.
Monday evening the boys of the
Federated church will meet at the
First Baptist church for an evening
of recreation which will be directed
by Paul Steward.
At the o'clock service Sunday
evening at the Centenary Methodist
church, the pastor. Rev. Herbert l..
Nichols, will continue a series of adj
dresses he is preaching for young
people and the subject for this SER
vice will be IAN Ideal Courtship and
4 Happy Marriage" The church
choir under the direction of Mrs.
Donald p. Burrill will furnish music
which will add much to the service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-12-15
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STOCI- BROKERS
S35 Water Street Auousta
Phones 12o1-1292
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-15
PARISH LAP A MAGYAR W.
Z SzoNYOKR0L
A sranciak elismerik, hogy Ma
gyarorszagon konsEolidaci6 van

A lie Journal parisi lap hosz-
szabb cikkben fogialkozik Magyar
orszaggal es a kisantant uesszi-
mista velemenyevel szemben kifej-
ii, hogy Magyarorszag ezid0sze-
rint mem gondol ARA, hogy hely-
zetet haborus kalandokkal igye-
kezzek fnegjavitani.
Magyarorszagon a helyzet ugy
kereskedelmi, mint penziigyi te-
kintetben hatarozottan javult es
konszolidaci6 minden vonatko-
zasban tapasztalhato.
A magyar korona iigyes penz-
iigyi politika k0vetkezteben fig
getlenitette magat nemet piac-
tol, bar magyar koltsegvetes
meg mindig deficitet mutat es
nagy nyomorusag a lakashiaIiy
Matt is. A magyarok az orszag.
minden bajanak okat az orszag
Standardization latjak. A tria-
noni bekek0tes fo!ytan t0bb mint
harom millio szinmagyar kerult
idegen hatalmak ala, de elszakitet
/ tax Magyarorszagtol olyan nepe-
ket is, Xix szivcsen click egyiitt a
magyarokkal: szloveneket, horva-
tokat, t6tokat es ruteneket. Eros
panasz az osztrak annexio Matt
| is. Sok kcl!emetlcnseg eri a ma
gyarokat, ha az utodallamok va
lamelyikebe. r6gi illetosegi he
lyiikrc akarnak utazni.
Romania bezaratta a kolozsvari
magyar egyetemet es a nagyvara-
di jogakademiat. Romaniaban a
tobb mint ket millio magyarnak
i csak ket kepviscloje es egy szena-
tora van. Bar a trianoni bekeszer
z6des a magyaroknak jogot aid
| nyelviik szabad hasznalatara, e
jogukat az ut6dallamok minden.
kepen kijatszak.
A romaniai foldreform is igaz,
sagtalanul sujtja a magyarokat,
Xix kisebbsegi jogok vedelme er,
dckeben kovetelik a Millerand- -fe,
lc kiseroleyel vegrehajtasat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-15


kasskus gazsaga mey serin ha vak vaamt mozogn ere
magaban eenu ehetseg zesetleg glszta is ehet
M eeket erznek feszn magukban nezzenek magukba
hogy vajon csaugyan vek csupan bogarak vannae
partalak6 urakon Xviii mndenk remuten nez sz0rn
komeda md6n urak naponkn megek mnden bajmk okat
egyas e0deiben es emen6ben emen6ben
ek onmagnkban hvato apoo ki fog minket pezetni
igeet folde a konyoke kor0mme fogga es okOle
obb aposoloka ha azok egy mas bogrral feikben St
akarak vsszatartan megmenseto Mnden utaJa
meek nekul onbccsu meyel szamaan vezereink onma
auk apro kor erik kerngeni egez vagot
hazaban keser humorra hand6k, azOk I'M
sabb nicaragua adsereg operettjf smer M ebben nyzges
ben tabornok nke k0egeny remes bureskjet
akk pedig csak egyszeren a aggodn na azok e6tt fell
ugyangy 50ngo gyelorag kpe mered haaos pei
dakent.
Hat kegyemes meltosgos eseteg nagysagos ua Magyar
oag AIT hz hogy most mar eg szetett es most
mar ker hogy XII ment hazat hanem fenye
geobben hogy k tuda onok szed ambe6at ehten Ma
sy program ke ok heeb es eleg va
gosan abban hac6ri hyzetkpbn amey ICY FOCAL
mazhat6 meg Magyarorszg vag ellen Ebb6 tenya
dkbG 0vetkezk hogy lit bent munkszadtaig orsz
yen munka garantao rend ecsde onfeado
za mnde maodrendu kee degenes szegeakasztasa ke
k ped ebe okos ha fou dolog mlnden er
zeso mentes hdegsegge zam6 gyors kupoika rovden
ehcteees evesek obb maganudook po
lkai Vozary Sziriszok Vagboc onkentes, vagy keny
szubordnaco Meg r6vdbben vezer ke ak1 mem par
orsago h oyan sot tud modani az ozas
nepenek ogy ce modo mervn egy moz
aassa fere tuia sporn tbb amtalan programmokat Merit
rem Kemal paa Is Mussoini causus es VI
szont mem az okobrsta tckey oga megmenten ozago
mem rngeeg vezerek yenee so bogara hanem egy
civ arr6 lesz hogy ehan
sozva tetre angr gyu e oszag most ekeseru es beka
eaerharctol megcs6m6rlott nepe-Pesti Hirlap
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-15
szIvKs TUDoMAsUL

Tisztelettel ertesitjiik Canton
ben es Alliance-ben lako olyas6-
inkat, hogy Wulkan J. Jdzsef hon
fitarsunkat megbiztuk ket yaros-
ban es azok kornyeken yal6 KEEP
|visclctiinkkel. Wulkan ur fel van
|hatalmazva elofizetesi es hirdetesi
dijak felvetelere 6s neviinkben va
10 nyugtazasara.
IAs Cantonbensses A |lianceben .iY
Iazok k0rnyek Ken IL MIA safsag k6'
reben el6fordnl6 esem6nyekr0l
Wulkan III rendszeresen ertesitelIi
fogja lapunkat.
Tisztelettel
Az Ameril<ai Maeyar HirlaF
kiad6hivatala.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-15
KEzREs1fHETETLEN LEvE-
LEX

Dacara al11lak nagyaranyu
|mozgalolnnak, melyet q postaheto
sag az Egyesilt Allamokban a .ie-
vclek helyes chinese dolgaban
meginditott es allandoan folytat,
az elmult karacsonyi iinLepek
utan megis t0bbmillio karacsonyi
iidv0zl6 kartyat kellett a Halott
levelek llivatala"- "-ba kiildeni IS
megsemmisittetni. Egyedul New
York varosaban 100000, Chicago
ban pedig II 900 volt a kezbesithe-
tctlen kartyak szalna. A t0bbi
Macy amerikai varosok hasonl5
szamokkal sorakoznak "a kimuta-
tashoz. A kezbesitetlen levelek
szama, szemben a legutobbi, meg.
cl6z6 iinneppel, 25 szazalekos emei
kcdest mutat, a postal bevetei
emelkedese azonban csak 9.O6 sza-
zalek volt.
A karacsonyi kartyak csak a
hgritkabb esetekben tartalmaz-
mazzak a felad6 cinet. Sokat k5-
ziiliik bo1aekba tasznek es papir-
penzt mellekelnek hozzajuk es igy
kiildik ell. Ezeket a penzt tartal-
mazo karacsonyi levellzet a Cha
lott levelek hivatala ';+%visszakiilJi
az eredeti tovabbit6 hivatal posta-
mesterehezs azzal az utasitassal,
hogy ketszerezett igyekezettel XII
sereljek meg megallapitani a fell
ado cimet. +
Mem semmisitenek meg mindcn
kezbesithetetlen iinnepi kartyaf..'
A jobbak k0zil sokat k6rhazakba
= kul0n0sen ;gyermek-k6rhazakba
= es menhelyelre kiildenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-15
RONTGEN MEGHALT

a becsi Neue Freie Presse Je-
tentf: Dr. R0ntgen Vilmos egyete-
mi tanar, titkos tanacsos, a rola e'
ncvezett R0ntgen-sugarak f0lfede
zGje, 7S ewes koraban meghait
Miinchenben.
R0ntgen Vilmos a legnagyobb
nemet tudosok egyike volt, aki-
mex f0lfedezese nemcsak a fizika,
hanem az orvostudomanyok torte
neteben is korszakalkot6. 1S45-ben
dusseldorf keriilet Lennep varo-
saban sziiletett. Fizikai tanulma-
nyait ZUrichben vegezte 1874
ben habilitaltak WUrzburgban ma
gantanarra, 1S76-ban strassbur-
81 egyetemre hivtak meg rendki-
Will tanarnak, 1SSS-ban pedig IA
giesseni egyetemnek lett rendes
tanara es az ottani fizikai intezet a
rola elnevezett X-sugarak foltala-
lasaval tette vi!agszerte ismertte,
melyeknek az a sajatsagos tulaJ-
donsaguk van, hogy rajuk nezve
atlatsz0k azok a testek, melyek at
lathatatlanok a k0z0nseges suga-
rakra nezve. Rontgen ezeket SUI
garakat -1egritkitott iivegcsoben
elektromos kisiiles utjan hozta
letre. A lathatalan sugarak atha-
tolnak bizonyos szilard testeken es
iezeknek belsejeben lev6 targyak-
rol arnyekot vetnek az alajuk he
| lyezett fenyerzo lemezre. Elesen
kivchetok peldaul kez vagy a
lab csontjai, a vegtagokba beleju-
tott idegcn testek, csontok de-
formal6dasa, csontt0res stb.
| Al Rontgcil-cljara az0ta t0kc-
Ilctesitettek. Segitsegiikkel bepil-
!lantast lehet nyerni az emberi test
be!sejebe es sok esetben meg lehet
allapitani a bels0 szervek rendel-
flencs mik0deset- es betegsegeit is
i Az X-sugaraknak elettani hat;l-
sa is van az el0 szervezetre, mely
hasonlit az azota f0lfedezett ra'
diumsugarakhoz. Meg tudnal
semmisiteni bizonyos seiteket, ha
azok t0bb-keyesebb ideig ki van
max teve befolyasuknak. A mo
dern orvosi tudomany szinte ell
Disqualification R0ntgen-sugaral
nelkiil. "A sebeszeti esetek lcgna
| gyobb r6szeben R0ntgen-vizsga
lat alapjan allapitjak meg dag
nozist es fontos szerepe van a bel
gy6gyaszatban is. A legiires ter
ben vegbemeno elektromos time
menyekkel legel6sz6r Faraday fol
lalkozott a mutt szazad harminca
eveiben. =
4 RSntgen talalmanyanak toks
etesifesahsa Lerlard Fiil6p aia
gyar fiAkusnak van legnagyobl
|, resze.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-15
A SZENIPARR0L ALTALABAN


szaas pacrahozas banyaparban elfog munkasok
meghalada barmey gyclul par
vagys
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par meynek szazaka fold aa dogok iparba
t6ket becsk meyb6 dollar
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csak 174 eep podukal melybo egesz ev
mes 20 szaaeka aa elenben kereskeelem ceaa ter
gabb 600O beszelve
ugynevezett vae szamar6 eyek
kereskedem banyat taanak nk6deben
melt puhaszen hozzavet6leges canak meg
5en oszaozva kovetzo aranyok szerin es fhaszhava
parok kokz haz hasznalat TO- a kozha
kivitel A. banyak haok szennek emee helyeto
vao eloszs $50 vasuthaozat ygz TekntVe
hogy legnagyobb vasr6 antractnak mint
puasznnek mnthogy vautak szaasi anyagat egyharmad
reszben szen XII erte hogy ket probema
apcsoaban aanak egmassa erdeke nagyobbrszben
nosak.
haarait meg ell akkor mikor kezdetet
sz obb 5000 vaggononkinti sz
sasok Egyest Aamok 4S alamanak tereen
termeokke va6 sszek6tese atmas hale
zatu pac rernek kfeesztet tette szuks
gesse Nhany azokak nagykeresked6knek szama
Xix meg nagykereskedelembn is szokatan
oriasi aapokon bonyoak h vaamve obb mint $500 ksebb
an 600 kozveto kereked6 akk
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szazalekat Is termeles ketharmadat
0sszegezve kotget nagy kskereskd6 hasznat
ahatuk hogy legobb esben nagyobb ee ad mint
tulajdonkepen ara termeles helyen.
Egyest Aamok szenbizottsaga eentesebn megaaptla
hogy emu csztendobcn szenermeles teren eoordu
hozzarultak szendragulashoz ek azonan
engednck k0yekeztetn hogy aprs ceen oyan meg
apods letre zrveze munksokka dogoz6 szenteepeken
egy eszcnd6e bzostja zayaraan zentermees
menetet
zenbzoag kejezet adott abbeli egybehangz6 vemenye
mex is hogy szenhanynak szendrag gasgnak zatas
es6sorban okai zenbzoag
iranyban jelenleg koz0s vizsgaatot folytatnak
Az ugyneveze 'vagon-hany max mndig eloide
z6je hogy oil ke6
denkezesre hanem koriimtny hogy yasutak tuterhe
Macy befekceseke g6nene ha korabb e0dez5
baokat nehany heten belul akarnak orvosolni.
szenbzottsag rcndszernei kcresletben ufej
etsegeben is aa okat Mcgalapja hogy
szenogyaz6 k6pessge cgyk eybcn mulota fc
termeesere
kepesek szenermeiesbe fcktetett tGke tulnagy.
Az az ipar stab-
zsra k0zyeve szenarak cs0kkenesere
enne keresietet egyenetesebbe vagys 6s
tell zenszksegek beserse mar nyar folaman
t0rtenne.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-15
Vasuti baleset

A sarospataki palyaudvaron ktGt
mozgasban lev0 teherkocsi k0zott
akart satmenni Vogelsberger Jo-
zsef gazdatiszt, de elk6sven, az
itkozok, valosaggal 0sszelapitot-
talk OF, aki azonnal meghalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-03-15

Adja elazokat az oeskasnak skapott penz-
eel nyisson nalunk t0rlesztesi szamlat leg
ujabb butorzat tetszetos mintaiban, mclyek
ben ON es hozzatartoz6i gyonyoriisegtiket' fog
jak talani.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-05-02
LIBERAL BUYING
SENDS HOGS UP
Some Sell 5 to 10 Cents
Higher-OtherS Steady,


An active demand for hogs from
both shippers and local buyers caused
some advances in prices at the local
livestock exchange today. The ad-
vance was from 5 to 10 cents on some
hogs while quite a number were sold
at quotations steady with those of
Tuesday. The uneveness was not con-
fined to grades. Lights sold at a top
of 1855, which was a nickel higher
and heaYies sold up from $685., which
was generally a dime higher, while
the bulk of the hogs sold between
$S.4O and $3.50. Sows and pigs ad-
vanced fractionally. Receipts touched
5000 with $50 layovers.
The cattle market was active at
steady quotations despite a heavy
run of 1900 head. A good demand
was in evidence and the stock moved
rapidly In the early trading
The calk market was strong to so
cents higher than on Tuesday with
choice veals bringing a top OF $10.50
while a few odd calves sold at $11.
The bulk of the days receipts of 700
sold between $3.50 and $40.
The sheep and lamb market was
strong to 81 higher, a top of ST.
having been paid for a few spring
lambs. Ewes were stronger at $7.75
down. Receipts 100