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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
Weather Bureau Report

TAToosH ISLAND. Sept. Ills 4. ~.
-foEgpi wlnd northeast, 20 miles an
hour
PORT ANGELES. Sept ILL A. NJ
Arrived and sailed. sir Myptlr.
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Alaska Vessels

Kotchikan- i0-sailcd. str JEFF
ferson, northbound. at $3.50 n. NJ; rtr
Alameda. uorthbound. at a!ts n. m.
scwRtd.-sept, a--shilcd. afr Alaska
southbound. at 1 n m.
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Portland Produce

MDuuhl Ahof&b1@s
Hutser--s3fe tas IN,
price. $40 sfc doz.
, selling price. 55a sc dog.
Cheese--abf ale ID,
Hnes-i5 q 2sc ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
NelD York Stock Market
MAIL srREEr IoURNAl. EINANCIAL NnVIEW


seneTal basis tho settlement Of tho lh dispute aud the whole
10 points were scored fFcneh and Belgian francs
which despatch
.
other standard
openng isiA baltimore Ohio 81 up
off \;
of
* = "a,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
Chicago Board of Trade
N. Y. Sugar and Coffee
Monday, Quotations

suEar-steadY Raw. tk.ss refined.
steady graduated. tT.1B0a
Csffee--No. Rio. spot, i0A 8i0 &c
ID. No. santos. 1874 0itise 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
SEATTLE MARKETS
VEGETABLES
Friee. Pald whelesaie psaisrs

THE prices given are those made 70 re-
tail dealer, ~ wholesalers. With few
seasonal exceptions. prices 70 produ1srs
ear DO figured by dsdpaiinE the eest OF
usnsportstlsH 70 Seattle and approri-
fns enat 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11

FLOUR AND SUGAR
Wholesale Prices
Hay. GRAIN AND FEEn


Alfalfa hay--First grade ...... "a "A
nh"" ,ss'ss'ssssss.sss. 4 a "A
Corn--whoio. yellow. 1so'a. az oo
Cracked aud feed meal, 1908. AZ NV
bariey Whole feed. 1908 NJ AZ
Rolled aud ground, S0'a-l0o's 40 oo
onts--whole feed, zoos. 10 ' Wv
Rolled and ground, 70's-S0's Al oo
bprouting. 1908 ...,.,... az
Wheat--Ileoloanod feed, 1891 IA 0S
Mixed feed, S0'H...,4.,..., ' Wv
Ail-Grain Chop-s0s .,,.,...,,.tYooo
Chick fecd--1O0's, ,.,tst..... AZ no
Caich u, NJ. Mnsb--i00'B...... a, on
Growing iced,--lQ0'p,,.,..,. 90
Ega Mnsh--i00'a. n,,.......,..,.,ts M
Scratch ieed--i00'H.,,t....,. M So
tocounut Mrnt--ieO'aD... "a no
Cottonssed Mcsl--lo0's ,,..,,.,, 20 az
Ilnseed OIL Mcni--i00s "a az
soye Hcan Meai--i0o's ,.....,.ssoo
Alfalfa Mcai--t00'H, sR "a
Hone Meni-i00'B ......,....,.,5y az
uranulatod- -i0o's ,,..,,.......,.gao "a
Charcoal thardwood) -b0's ....,. ,sJ'o o
Itsh Mohi ious l..,''',.,,.,...,.
1905 ',..'.s,..,is,0o
uranite-~l00'r ,,,.,,..,,,,..,...2 as ID
Meat Scraps -ilnBtorn, zoos ,,,..,.i0a.Oo
sheli--Eastorn oyster zoos ..,,.. 40 %
Western oyster. 1905 ..,,,....,..11.es
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-09-11
Cash Wheat
Chicago Car Lots

CHICAGO. sept l9-Czsh wheat.
steady 10 ie hiEhsr.
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ShipNews
Tides in Seattle
TUESDAY
Hri.r II

TUESDAY
sEf'r. III
ilrst lilEh Tide
ga a N, iI,g n
f1rst Lew Tide
1915 =. m, 81 n.
second Iiigh rias
kgis D. m. Isl n
-ccand Low Iisis
1857 . m, ~ t.
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WEDNESDAY,
sEi'T. ~
First iiiEh Tide
Esst q. m. its n.
f1rst Iow Tide
iigst q, "a IL r.
secqnd High Tide
$50 b IA 10 g.
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Washington ,ripicts .........
Ttilameok tripietn, old ... .asa
POULTRY AND MEATS
Prices Paid By Wholesale Dealer,

TO shippers
BFaiiers-~rsr ~. ........ 81
Capons--I.ivs. TAI. per 10. 80. 81
Fancy a, .. ....,,......, al
fisn.--ih ms, sad up ..t..... "a
Medium. live. az to ~ ma. ~
Live. iikhi. 10 az ibs. . ii
Fancy dry picked . cents above
live 81 .. 2 cents above live.
Geese Live, fat. 60 ~ lbs. n
Belgian Uarcs-~t he, and up .fsu
Turkcxs--Fsney q. D.. yoaag ~
Live. fat. per 10. .,.....U "A
Hoosters-old. live. per 10. -. ii
Hogs
choles iiEht .............. II
fshrr, heavy 10000 fna... ESQ 10
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mondays Quofaiioas
Furnished b. Logan a nryan
$40 second Ave, seattle
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Foreign Securities

Mondsy's unofatiofs>
Furnished By Logan a bryan
40 Hceoud AYR. Srattle
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Foreign Money Status
Mondays Quotations
TUESDAYS Quotations
BIO Second Ave-. acnttln
Liberty Bonds

Mondays Quotations
Furnished BY Logan a Bryan
$40 Second Ave, Seattle
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Prices Paid Wholesale Dealers
Sack Lots
DAIRY PRODUCTS
Prices Paid 20 shippers

a grade, Seattle delivery ,4
Eggs Fresh ranch. white shell
MiNed uolofs t,t.,ttttt.,.s.,,
Pullota ,,tss.t.4st,ttt...
MIX ~ cwt., fob, Seattle supply
u a. n onudonaary
Evening star., 1923-12-28
CO-ED'S POPULARITY
LAID TO SELFISHNESS
More Snubbing She Does More
Sought After She Is, Says
Analyst.

PALO ALTO. Calf, December a.
Only sixty co-eds at Leland Stanford
University are stellar steppers,"
while the remaining 440 have to be
content with but scattering atten-
tions from the 2,20o men in the insti-
tuition, according to the Daily Paio
Alto, a student publication.
A stellar steppsr'' is, in college
parlapce, a very popular girl.
a recent letter to the paper signed
Patty Gray" offered an explanation
>pf the position of the 44o. and ex-
pressed to the man students curiosity
as to the cause of the situation.
II wanted to- know why Stanford
said the communication. you said
that II 1 signed promise never to
break dates or substitute other girls
or neglect my old friends, why, you'd
give me a rush like some Of the
stellar steppers' receive.
Its too funny. All Of these 'stel-
Tar steppers' break dates at the
eleventh hour and f1fty-ninth second.
IT ts they alone who can afford to
substitute one from the 40 when q
more delectable date is perferred
old friends. And it's queer as it's
true that these same snubbed friends
grow more persistent. One wants
what one can't have, you know.
THE qualifications you hold up as
desirable are the very ones the non
steppers posses. You men like to be
abused"
Evening star., 1923-12-28
RED PLOT TO KILL
RIVERA REVEALED
Many Communists Struggled
Into Spain by Portuguese
Are Arrested.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PORT vENDRES ON THE FRANCO
SPANISH FRONTIER, December %.
The communist plot, although the
first reports were thought to be
greatly exaggerated. appears to have
been q well-organized effort toward
revolution with the widest ramifica-
tions. The Portuguese leaders in the
movement acted in the closest touch
with comrades in various parts OF
Spain, and astutely took advantage
of recent international association
foot ball match at Seville, played be-
tween teams of Spaniards and Portu-
guese, in order to introduce into
Spain daring men belonging to their
organization.
1t is generally reported that the
mayor of Seville obtained knowledge
of a plot against Gen. Primo Rivera.
president of the military directorate.
He is said to have been informed
that ten professional assassins had
taken up their residence in Seville
with the intention of killing Gen.
Primo Rivera when he made his in
tended visit there.
Roundup Leaders.
The government police Immediately
took steps TO round up the foment-
ors of the plot. and found documents
which led to the arrest OF many
dozens of communists in other cities
of Spain. These men now are In jail:
The reason for the postponement or
Gen. Primo Rivera's visit to Seville
was the knowledge that the plot had
ally does not take undue precautions
with regard to his personal safety.
He displays the greatest bravery
when In attendance upon public func-
tions and shows almost reckless dis
regard for the possibility of at
tempts being made against his life.
1t is believed through the prompt
action of the authorities a movement
was stified which might have had
sinister effects in Spain, as numerous
elements Of the discontented are said
to have been waiting an opportunity
TO start trouble.
Rumors Are Thick.
Political circles are filled with ru-
1nors of the difficulties with which
The government Is faced, coming
from various quarters. Political ad-
herents attached to the former regime
scenes in an effort to restore the
previous influence, while the military
men are not absolutely in unison re-
gardirg the system adopted by the
military directorate.
Among the rumors, some of which
are of d. fantastic nature, may be
mentioned one-that a strong ele-
ment, composed of army officers, has
pointed out to the directorate that
the members of the military govern
ment are falling into the old habit
of attending banquets and receptions,
instead of attending solely to the
work of the government, and have
expressed fear that they will eventu-
ally evolve into a new political party
with vices similar to those which
preceded the September revolution.
Evening star., 1923-12-28

-Rtbbon Bands. in all
colors. with shell SIOO
buckle, at. ........ ~A'Oo
Gold and silver Cloth
Bad. pana:: With VI shell $500
-Gola and Silver Bands
with fancy butterfly or
naments, set with CO m
colored stone. at %o'Vo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-19

(By Pacific & Atlantic) The first round-the-world tour of the season got under way when the s. s. Franconia, decorated with flags of all the countries she will visit, and then a few, sailed from New York with a passenger list of 400 prominent persons.
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NOW co ON WITH STORY
Michael Tells Story:

kkR OF on my account" I in
sisted. THE transaction
must remain exactly as it
is until 7 give the word"
I rang off, filled my bag. as usual.
with stationery samples and took the
tube 10 Bond Street, whence I walked
on 20 South AudIey St. Upon arrival
at my destination. was informed by
an imposing butler that Lord
KindersIey was at home. but 1t was
scarcely likely that he would receive
me unless had an appointment.
risked the buffers being human, and
bought my way as far as the waiting
room. Once arrived there, I man
aged TO impress an untidy and be
specialized secretary with the Idea
that it might be worth Lord Kinder
sley's while to spare me a few minutes
Of his time. In the end I was ushered
into the great mans sanctum.
What can do for you-er-Mr.
Buckross?" he inquired, glancing at
my card.
was anxious TO test my new
identity, and I stood full in the light
It was obvious, however. that Lord
Kindersley had not an idea that We
had ever met before.
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II have fulfilled my mission" l
told him. II shall be very glad in.
deed to 60"
Stop" he shouted as I turned t..
ward the door. How did you co ne
by this cock-and-buu story"
How should have come by it at
all unless it were the truth?" I an
swered. THE whole world will know
the facts soon enough. 1 obtained
the papers from your wife"
That's a lie, then" he declared
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How do 1 know that the whole
thing isn't a bluff?" he said suspi
ciously. Have you got the docu
ments with your
Il have" l told him
He attempted nothing in the way
of subtlety. He relied, I suppose, up
OH his six feet and his brawny Shout
ders. He came at me like bull
head down and fist swinging. It was
very ridiculous encounter.
Continued In Our Next Issuel
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Vendetta begins between
MICHAEL SAVERS. noted criminal. and
SIR NORMAN GREYES. once of Scotland
Yard. when Savers beautiful hOusemaid,
JANET saves him from Sir Norman by
shooting dead an officer sent to arrest
him. Greyes falls IN love with Janet and
proposes marriage.
Michael DISCUSSES himself as Colonel Es-
conbe and attends the wedding reception.
Having stolen a pearl necklace, gift OF Sir
Norman TO his bride. Savers gives them to
Beatrice TO return to Janet. Michael an
swers q cipher message published in a paper
and buys from the divorced wife of a poll
ttcian a bundle of manuscript evidence
against the wOman's former husband. Upon
reading the manuscript Michael learns that
the regulations of a leading politician and
Lord Kindersley are in his hands Sayers
ponders the best way to turn his prize into
money
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ceived that money on the following
evening at the National liberal Club
and | know what banks you intrusted
it to-"
Kendall was, 1 believe, at heart
just as much of a coward as Kin,
dersley, but he showed it in a diff
ferent fashion.
You lying blackmailer" he shout
ed. How dare you come here with
such a story! Get out OF the house
or I'll throw you down the steps,
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truDulently, for saw her destroy
t'e letter"
1 smiled The man, after all, was
poor sport,
She deceived YOU 1 replied. You
saw her destroy a circular She kept
the letter. Perhaps she had her rea,
sons. L bought it from her and an
other man at Frascau's restaurant
last night"
Conviction seized upon Mr.. Edward
Kendall. His eyes narrowed a little.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-01
STUDENTS TO GIVE OPERA
Tech Choral Society viii Present
Martha" June Z.

Two selections from the opera,
Martha" which will be presented by
the Choral Society of Technical High
School at an outdoor theater on the
athletic field, June Z, were given by
Martha Lukens. Suzanne Kolkoff
James Hatton and Herbert sedan late
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-01
BY Al POSEN

Thursday. A senior and postgraduate
entertainment was held. Earl Oster-
meier gave a cornet solo. Jerald
Dunlap and Paul Van Arsdale played
flute duet.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-06-01
Two RevOlyers and $50 Gone

James Miller. colored. 1854 Smith
St, today gave detectives a descrip-
ton of two revolvers stolen from his
home Thursday afternoon. The bur.
glar also took $50. Miller said.
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SER OF on my account" in
sisted. THE transaction
must remain exactly as il
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stop" HE SHOUTED. AS 7

TURNED TOWARD THE DOOR.
"HOW DID YOU COME BY THIS
STORY?"
I have come to see you on a very
serious matter. Lord Kindersley,"
said, and 7 am anxious that there
should be no misunderstanding.
do not wish for a penny of your
money. I am here. in fact. to save
you from the loss of a great deal of
It. My visit. nevertheless. has a
very serious side"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-12
LOSCHITZER ES ENGEL KOL
TOZKODIK

A Loschitzer es Engel penzkiil.
do es hajojegy-ceg julius 21-en
koltozkodik vi helyisegebe, Cea-
tral Savings & Loan Bank epule-
tebe, a Public Square l. szama
ala.
Az uj helyisegben Loschitzer Is
Engel, amellett, hogy a penzkiil-
des es hajojegyvasarlas, valamint
mindennemii hazai ugyek elinteze-
sc teren tovabbra is szolgalatara
fognak allni k0z0nsegnek, e1
fognak fogadni Central Savings
& Loan Bank reszere beteteket,
melyek utan ez j6nevu bank $50.
os kamatot fizet. A Central Bank
jelenleg mintegy 0t milli6 dollar.
nyi handkerchief keel, ami amel.
lett bizonyit, hogy k0zonsee
megerdemelt bizalommal viseltetik
iranta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-12
AZ 0RYOST
Mem LEHET
KORLATOZNI
Szesztartalmu gyogyszerek
rendeleseben
Icy dont0tt napokban George
M. Bourquin montanai sz0-
vetsegi keriileti bir6 is
egy ujabb esetben

Emlitettiik nemreg, hogy Knox
new york; sz0vetsegi keriileti bir6
megtiltotta a szesztilalmi hat6sa-
goknak, hogy DR.. Samuel w. LAM
bert-et orvosi gyakorlataban ha-.
borgassak, mivel ennek joga van
"a Volstead-torveny dacara is =
annyi szesztartalmu italt rendelni
gy6gyszerkent betegei szamara,
amennyit sziiksegesnek tart.
Most G. M. Bourquin montana
szovetsegi bir6 hasonertelmii don't
venyt hozott egy eleje keriilt eset-
Dol kifolyolag.
Bourquin biro azonban tovabb
megy dontvenyeben, amennyiben
a Volstead-t0rveny azon resztt,
mely eloirja, hogy az orvos meny-
nyi alkoholt rendelhet az altala
kezelt betegeknek, alkotmanyel-
lenes.
Miutan a kongresszus kimondta
= mondja Bourquin biro don't
venye indokolasaban, - hogy az
orvos hasznalhat alkoholt gyo9y-
szeriil, nincsen joga eloirni, hogy
a kezelGorvos hanyszor es meny-
nyi szeszt rendeljen; inert ez jog
ITALIAN korlatozasa lenne annak,
hogy az orvos rendes k0riilme-
nyek k0z0tt hany beteget keel
ien, es 1egjobb tudasa ellenere is
beteg helytelen kezelesere keny-
szeritene.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-12
ELF0G0TT
zSAR0L0
AL-REND0R
Szovetsegi szaraz- -iigynokot
szemelyesitett
Mas csal6k a soft drink" -helyi-
segek tulajdonosait utasitot-
tax, felhatalmazas nelkiil,
boltjaik bezarasara

A rend6rseg napokban letar-
t6ztatta "Kid' Williams n6gert,
inert Clara Griffith Kurtz alley-i
lakasan megjelenve, ket dollart
k0vetet annak kijelentese mellett,
hogy 3 sz0vetsegi rend6rkozeg,
Mrs. Griffith azonban rend6r0kct
hivatott a hamis "szaraz iigy-
n0k Tot bekisertette. Williams
egyel6re "gyaru alapjan van ei-
zarva; de, miutan multi palyafuta-
sar6l egyet-mast megtud a rend6r-
seq, valoszinii, hogy rend6rkozeg
jogtalan szemelyesitese Matt fog
jak rata a port elverni.
Az east chicagoi (Ill.) Martin
O'Brien-t letartoztatta a rendor-
seq, inert egy West Front street,
haZban rendornek adta XII magat.
A vizsgalat befejezteig fogva tart
jak.
A rendorseghez a varos kiil0n-
bozo reszeib6l panaszok erkeztek
be, hogy tobb ember, Xix sz0vet-
segi iigyn0k0knek mondtak magu-
kat, szombat este t0bb "soft
drink "-helyisegben jelent meg S a
boltok azonnali bezarasat rendelte
ell. Mikor igazolasra sz6litottak
fel oket, AIT mondtak, hagy boi-
tok bezarasara adott parancs eleg
igazolas. T0bb boltot be is zar-
tax tulajdonosaik, masok azonban
mem is hederitettek parancso-
lokra.
A zsarolasra kiindult csal6kat
most keresi a rend6rseg.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-12

A K0r mutt penteken este meg
tartott rendkiviili gyiilesen egy-
hangulag es vegleg elhatarozta,
hogy megveszi a Himrod avenuen,
k0zvetleniil a East Federal street,
hid vegeben lev6 szep telket, me-
lyen jelenleg ket haz all es ARA
meg j0v6 tavasz elott Magyar
Hazat epit.
A birtok vetelara 8 ezer dollar
volt es szombaton mar megk0t0t-
TEX az adas-veteli szerzodest. A
vetslar keszpenzben fizetend6
amit K0r bankban felvett k0i
cs0nbol, az egylet penztarab6l er.
re a c6lra megszavazott 500 dollar
boil es tagok kozel ketezer dollar
nyi adomanyab6l es egyes vagyo'
nosabb tagok k0lcsoneb0l teremt
el6.
Mar heten megindult a mum
ka, hogy a magyarsag k0reben 0sz-
szegyujtsek teljes vetelart, inert
addig epiteni mem lehet, mig te
lex tisztaban nem lesz. Az ed
dig mutatkozott lelkesedesb0l ite
We, a 5000 doflarbol meg hianyzt
osszeget ket honap alatt szamita.
max osszegyiijteni.
Mihelyt birtok ad6ssagmentes
lesz, aZonnal clkesziilnek tervaE
az uj epiiletre, melynek epitesehe1
meg az 6sszel hozzafognak, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-12
0HIOBAN
TER JED A
RAKBETECSEC
A. kulonfele tiidobajok esetei
csokkentek
Szivbajban, agyverzesben, tiido.
gyuiadasban Is a rak- es til,
dobajok eseteihen 1904
ember halt meg

!. c. Plummer, nepesedesi moz.
gallon allami statisztikusa. most
adta Xxi jelenteset az 1922-ik ev-
rol.
e jelentes szerint akbetegse-
gek megoltek egy-egy embert min
den 90 percben, a multi ev folya-
man. Ez 267 halalesettel t0bb,
mint amennyi betegseg k6vet-
keZteben elofordult 1921-ben.
A, mutt evben 69.O19 halaleset
lett hivatalosan bejelentve. Eek
KOHL 33,014-et k0vetkez3 ct be-
tegseg okozta: szivbaj, agyverzes,
tiidogyuladas, rak- es tiid0bai iok.
Az 0sszes halalcsetek szama
1922-ben 919-cel volt nagyobb,
mint 1921-ben, de az allan lakos-
saganak gyarapodasa kovetkezte-
ben halalesetek szazalekszama
mindlxet evben egyforma volt,
vagyis: 11.3 minden ezer ember
utan.
A giimokor (tiid6baj) az egyet-
len komolyabb betegsegek ko-
zott, melX> csokkent a mutt evben.
f betegseg kovetkezteben 1922
ben 140 halalesettel kevesebb for
dult elo, mint 1921-ben. A himlO-
esetek szama n0vekedett, mivcl
minden 100000 szemely k0z0tt
negy szenvedett bajban, ami La
szazaleknyi emelkedesnek felel
meg 1921-gyel szemben.
Az egy even aluli gyermekek
halaeseteinek szama 1922-ben 929.
eel volt kisebb, mint megeloz5
evben.
Az allan teriileten a mutt ev.
ben 1S5 olyan szemely halt meg
Xix 95-ik eleteviiket meghaladtak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-12
! alECE9EoVER0
MECERDEMELT
BUNTETESE
"Csak szajon utotte" az
asszonyt
A vadlott javulast igert a bir6
a megyei b0rt0nben toltendo
8 havi id6t engedelyezett
neki celra

Az 524 Bond st. alatt lak0 Pc
ter Backert napokban kere sztiil-
lokte feleseget egy varr6gepen S
egyebkep is olyan testi seriileseket
okozott neki, hogy ambulanciat
kehett hivatni, mely az asszonyt
a Scent Erzsebet-k t-k6rhazba vigye.
Mikor betegszallit6-kocsi meg
erkezett, Backert mem engedte a
hazba annak hajt6jat, felesegenek
pedig megtiltotta, hogy a korhaz-
ba menjen gyogykezeltetes vegert
Ere rend6r0ket hivtak, xix a
gy6ngedtelen ferjet bekisertek TO-
gyatekos erk0lcsinek kezelese We
gett.
"A rendorbir6 elGtt Backert terd-
re ereszkedett, mintha imadkozni
ohaJtana de a bir6 ismeri mar
iigyfeleinek taktikait Riparian
csolt, hogy alljon fel es mondia el
vedelmere az elmondand6kat.
Ere Backert kijelentette, hogy
feleseget "csak szajon iit0tte" s
ha bir6 futni engedi, ugy a j0.
voben meg fogja valtoztatni szo-
kasait.
A bir6, latva az asszony kekre-
vert, arcat, biztositotta Backert,
lifeessy-~ad- Reki --eirgent5 id5t q
"valtoztatas" megval6sitasara, es
pedig a megyei b0rtonben t0lten-
do harom honapot, s j6 metek-
kent meg kjilon $1O0-nyi birsagra
is itelte.
Az itelet kihirdetese utan a BIZ
r6 azzal vigasztalta meg Backert-
ct, hogy amt epen most kapott,
az a legmagasabb biintetesnek
csak felet kepezi ICY eleg ke-
gyelmes elbanasban volt resze.
A rend6rbir6sagon imadkozni
akaro felesegver6 sirva tavozott
a terembol megfelel6 kiseret mel
lett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-07-12

j0v6 evi majusra elkesziilj0n ma
gyarsag NJ es anando otthona.
Majusra ugyanis a Kossuth Kor
berszerzodeA a mai helyisegre le-
jar es a ulajdonosok az eddig IL
zetett 100 dollar ber0sszeg helyett
300 dollart k0vetelnek havonkint
es azonfeliil tercm fiitesenek
megfizeteset.
A Kossuth K0r, sem pedig a
Youngstown magyarsag mem bir-
ia EFT a terhet fizetni es ha mem
lesz Magyar Haz, akkor mem lesz
a magyarsagnak otthona, batter
me, talalkoz6helye 1924 majus
utttif.~--,. -i~---
Macy mnnkaba kezdett Kos
suth K0r tagsaga. Remeli, hogy
ebben munkaban osztozni fog a
Youngstown magyarsag apraja-
nagyja. A Kossuth K0rt nem on
zo celok vezetik. A magyarsagot
kivanja szolgalni es avval egyutt-
miik0dni a haz megepiteseben es
fentartasaban. A mai surl6dasoI1
megoldasara targyalni fog a K0r
az 0sszes egyletekkel. A Magyar
Haz k0zos tulajdona lesz a ma
gyarsagnak es a K0r mint a hazi
egylet fog szerepelni, dacara an
max, hogy tagjai viselik maid a
(Folytatas a 9. oldalon)