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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-09-06

ditch and water rights and the tene-
ments, hereditaments, and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging.
Public notice is hereby given that
on Saturday, the twenty-ninth day
of September, A. D. 1923, at 10
O'Clock a. m. of that day, in front Of
the court house door of the County
of Bingham, l will, in obedience to
said order OF sale and decree of fore
closure and sale, sell the above de-
scribed property, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said
judgment, with interest and costs,
ETC., to the highest and best bidder,
for gold coin of the United States.
Dated September 5, 1928.
A. B. STEPHENS,
Sheriff.
BY E. E. FARMER,
Deputy Sheriff.
Jones and Stevens, attorneys for
plaintiff, Blackfoot, Idaho.
adv. 36-37-38-39
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-09-06
House7y Prodisious Breeder.

SuppOsing great anti-hOusefiy cam
1aign were so successful that only one
specimen was left alive in the whole
world, should we be rid Of these car
riers of disease? Hardly, for the
housefiy can increase with amazing
speed. If all survived, the descendants
of single fly would number 10000
600 900 before the end Of the summer.
If all these could be killed in a new
campaign, 5000 carts would be needed
to remove the slain
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-09-06
SILVER WAS MIsREPREsENTED

BOISE, Idaho-Not only because
all sections of Idaho are concerned
with the production of silver, one
of the states big payroll and market
making industries, but because OF
the manifest injustice contained in
the statement, there is widespread
resentment expressed respecting the
representation of Acting Secretary OF
the Treasury Gilbert that the silver
producers has been paid $50, 000,00
| in excess of market prices for bullion
under the operation of the Pittman
act Special interest attaches, there
fore, to a disclaimer of Ravenal
Macbeth, secretary of the Idaho Min
ing association, who states:
while Mr.. Gilbert does not so
state, the uninformed reader would
infer that the $62,00O,O00 came
from the pockets of the taxpayers of
this country, and that is what l am
confident he intended the ~unin-
formed readers to believe, owing to
the unfriendly attitude he has shown
to the silver producers, whereas the
facts are that the government
merely acted as the fiscal agent for
the silver producers, and England
exacted the fisacl agents toll, and
the transaction did not cost the tax
payers cent.
How the U. S. PrOfited
THE facts are that the govern
ment sold to England 100000
ounces of silver at $1.01 1-8, with
interest at 4 per cent until paid, and
repurchased this amount from the
silver producers at 81 an ounce.
Now if Mr.. Gilbert in his COM
munication to Senator Gooding had
been inclised to be fair, he would not
have been guilty of stating a half
truth, which in effect makes false
statement of the conditions.
"Mr Gilbert fails to state that
when silver ranged from $1.35 to
$137 an ounce the silver producers
lived Loyalty up to their contract
with the government under the Pitt
man act and turned in their silver at
ST. Nor does he give them credit
for the difference between these
prices and 81 when he mentions the
amount made in excess of market
prices. Without the Pittman act,
silver would have scared to $3.50 an
ounce, possibly higher, with result
ant revolution in India and the loss
of the great war, so England advised
our government; and 1t was due to
these representations by our gov
eminent that the silver producers,
imbued with high patriotic motives,
agreed to sell their silver at 81 to be
resold in England to prevent this
revolution.
Calls 1t Misrepresentation
Permit me to reiterate that this
silver transaction between the silver
producers and England did not cost
the taxpayers of our country q cent.
in fact, the government made money
out of it. Furthermore, owing to
the high cost of production, the
silver producers made but little
money out of it. Also, when Mr..
Gilbert infers that the Pittman act
under which the transaction was
made cost the taxpayers of our
country $62, 100000 it is making his
statement read as 1t should have
been written in a letter of his to
Senator Pittman, which was pub
lished recently is Idaho. Obviously ,
part of the campaign of misrepre- !
sentation that he has been carrying
on in an effort to make the people ,
of the United States believe they !
have been unfairly treated by the
silver producers"
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-09-06
To Preserve Relics Of Burns.

The farm of Ellisland, near Dunn
fries, where Burns wrote "Scots Wha
Hae" and ''Tam O. Shanter," and many
other poems, has been given to the
Scottish nation by the terms Of the
will of the recent owner, gentleman
of Edinburgh. The buildings as far
as possible are to remain as they were
in the time when they were occupied
by Robert Burns.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-09-06
LABOR DAY VISITS

Many Blackfoot people went out
into the mountains or took long trips
to famous fishing grounds last Sun
day and Monday, using the double
holiday to advantage to get long
rest from their work. Many of the
parties went a hundred miles or
more, and most of them report fine
roads everywhere.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-09-06
History.

History is bunk" as history Is writ
ten. We shall have no real history
until humanity becomes sufficiently
self-conscious to see the way by which
1t arrived at its present status. His
tory is thus racial autobiography and
like all autobiography 1t depends on
the attainment of an objective con-
seriousness Of self.-Dearborn indie
pendent.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-09-06

/ Automobile Service Bulletin-n you
take more gasoline out Of the tank
than you put in. the tank will run dry
and the car stop.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1923-09-06
WAS AN IDAHO EDITOR

c. o. Broxon, formerly of Poca-
tello and Boise, and for some time
well known in Idaho political circles,
is now publishing The Messenger at
Monroyia. Calf.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
SzAPORODNAK
AZ AUT0K
0 HIO AN
Egy millio 500 ezer szamlap
kesziil 1923-ra
A hajtasi engedelyekb6l befolyo
mintegy $9,000,O ,O0O-t fordita-
max utak epitesere es kar-
bantart&sara y

A columbusi allauititkari hiva-
tai ! varakozasa szfrint eziden
mintegy $9,500,O00 fog befolyni
automobilhajtasi engedelyekb6l.
Az engedelyeket igazolo szamla-
pok keszittetese es minden egyeb
adminisztracionalis koltseg alig
rug $500,000-ra, az automobilekat
regisztral6 allami iigyosztaly tiszt-
visel6inek jelentese szerint.
A szamlapokat az allami fegv-
hazban keszitik.
Ez evben mostanig 1881 1885,
7S folyt be az automobilok regiszt-
ralasanak dijaib6l. Ez az osszeg
$2,0S2, ,441-ral nagyobbS al tavalyi-
nal.
Brown allamtitkar becslese sze-
rint kiadott hajtasi engedelyek
'szama ezevben eleri a SOC, ,0O0-ret
szemelykocsiknal IS 15o,ooo-rAt
tellefkocsiknal. e
A jov6. eyre. az ,allamtitlsar
100000 szemtlykoesira es 15o, 600
teherkocsira vaio, kek-feherszinii
szamlapot rendeH. s..
A haitaasi snged slxskha .hefeIxi
es a k0ltsegfken XVIII. fenmarad6
6sszeget utak epitesere es jokar-
bantartasara forditiak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
Mem FOCJAK
{ M ELNI A
TEL ARAT
Ebben a keriiletben august
tus h5 folyaman
Youngstownban 13 centet fizet
nek egy kvart tejert, Pitts
BURGLAR 14-et, Cleveland
ban pedig 15-ot

G.. G.. Tsaly tejkeresked6 kijelen-
tette, hogy a/tej arat a youngs-
town. keresked6k mem fogjall
emelni augustus no folyaman, da-
cara annak, hogy Pittsburgban IA
cent egy kvart tel ara, Cleveland
ban pedig heten IA centr6l 15-re
fogjak AIT emelni az ottani tejaru-
sok.
"A tejtermelokkel szombaton
folytatott tanacskozas utan bizto-
sithatom a Youngstown fogyaszt6
sls5zonseget. hogy a tel sara mem
flesz felemelve augustus :. Len, "
mondta Mr. Tsaly.
As,tejtermel6 farmerekkel ko-
tend6egyezseg nemely pontjaiban
meg akudozas, targyat skepezi, lie
az koriilmeny Tsaly szerint -
nenas fosjaa q tel aug.sztnsi arat
Nafolyasolni. 5
M A tapasztalat bizonyitja, hocy
'ha ,yeungstowni tejkeresked5k
nagy leKiien be jelentik, hogy tel
arat emelni mines szandekukb ban. i,
bejelentest nemsokara a tel ara;
gifasa szokta koNetni. August
Etassllejaf eems s,esaeltek aste5 arat'
de nemsokara ezutan val6sziniilee
meg fogjak tenni. Ugyancsak tel
keresked6s slegyen az olyan ember,
.aki sokaigs meg. tudja allnis hogy
13 eentert. adjons stejets mlikor pitts
burgdspalEata arsa l4s q cleveland
meg epeas.b centet .kap egX e. kvart-
EEL. II - sEH sess "a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
AEfAEANUS A
RESzVET AZ
ELN0K IRANI
Betegsege etelmergezessel
kezdod0tt
Bajat sulyoshbitotta, hogy a 'hosz-
szu es faraszt6 utazas legyen-
gillette szervezetet Is ell
lenal1okepesseget

Az ,alaszkai utjar6l visszater1
Harding elnok az etelmergez6s
enyhe alakjaban megbetegedett.
A kezelo orovsok nemsokara meg
allapitottak torokgyuladas til
neteit is, ami sgyakran tiid6gyula-
dassa szokott fejISdni. Az orvo-,
sok azonban bizf1ak abban, hogy
az elnok ezt a alagyobb bait ell fog
ia keriilhetni.
Hogy az alaszkaisut milyen IA
raszt6 volt, eleg megemliteni, hogy
Mr.. Harding vasuton, haj6n es,
automobilon eddig mintegy 1900
mertf0ldet tett mag;r elmondottt
60 beszedet, eek KOHL t6bbet ej-
jel, a szabadban; XII volt teve
nlindenfele id6jafasnak, alnint d
vasuti allomasokoh osszegy tilt nep.
tome gekhez szolott 30 nap atatf
csak darom ejjeF aIua sl4k sos !: !
nation vagy hai6n kival kaahdo
DISQUALIFICATION allott Washing-
tonnal s tavir6 es posta utjan in
tezte ell a fontosabb Igyeket.
Az eln0k irant altalanos a resz-
vet az egesz orszagban, politikal
.part asrasaEal Sszaa,a tet nelAziii,
am termeszetes is, mivel Mr.. Har-
ding, selfehintve az alfalfa be-
toltott ma ga ! Sllastol - szemdlyes
crdny nysspak dsi jelfeanenek nemes
egyszerHs6ge tiszte1etre gerjesz-
tettek iranta mindenkit, aki yala-
haa erintkzasbe j6tt iyele. vagy csak
csupan .latta is Ypungstownban
kil0n0sen sokan ismerik "a
yonngstowniak .elsosorban kivan-
jaks Mr.. Hardingnek a miel6bbi
teljes felgy6gyulast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02

Az aoeltrust ske 'talalgatas'.
nak jelled1 y AIT a hirt,
hogy q hdu nap ebben
az svh anegsziinik

A United sGes Steel Corpora
tion-t kepez5 tlgyarak vezet5i e
napokban NesekY orkban tanacs-
koztak ElbertH. Gary, az actl-
trust eln0keneA .vezetese alatt.
A tanacskoz folott folyt, hogy
mikep lehetn ineL el5bb telje-
sen megszinteM a II oras mum
kanap rendszs4t. Eredmeny.e
egyel6re nem fotak +; de biztos,
hogy a nnestl5s end6 tanacskoza-
sok folyamala q alaapodnak a te-
enddkre nszye
Mr.. Gary kia aentette, hogy az
a Pittsburgb szarmaz6 hir,
mintha a IA ora papot mar ebben
az fvben sn,eg hstne sziintetni,
csupan "yslaki stalalgatasan'
alapszik, aa Ybsagnak azonban
mem felel mel IA rsi dszervalto;
zas dolga meg u sen bepyolnlt,
melyet nem leAet Phafa anko diva
megoldani ngy Doe mind slass'
rom erdekef fel: a munkasok, d
,agarvezet6segek .es a kozonses
meg legyenek Rlsgedve.
Els5sorban ~ d munkaid5 rovi-
ditese egkeate teben@ 800 IL
munkasra lesz sziikssg a trl,sthoz
tartoz6 gyarakban, melyekben a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
A PROHIBICI0S
F0BIZT0S
VELEMENYE
& ~A'AAAA = a -
Az elkobzott italoknak csak
1%c-a artalmatlan
A bootleg '-palinka mergeket
tartalmaz: faalkoholt, ben
zo-t, ethert es mas karte
kony anyagokat

Az italtilalmi iigyn0k0k altal a
mutt iizleti ev folyaman elkobzott
szesztartalmu folyadekok KOHL
$4,000 mintat elemeztek a vegye-
seek a kormany-labo oratoriumols-
ban S ugy talaltak, = Haynes pro
hibici6s fobiztos szerint, = hogy
csak egy szazalekuk volt val6di,
az egeszsegre artalmatlan szesz.
Az ilyen merges kotyvalekok fo-
gyasztasa - mondja Mr.. Haynes
- igen komoly fizikai k0vetkez-
menyekkel jar. .sa
j. M. Doran, a kormany vegyel
sZeti labosatoriumainak f6n0ke,
AIT mondja, hogy az ilyen palm
kak fogyasztasa ITALIAN mem okoz
azonnali thalalt; de a benniik lev05
mergek 4sgyiiI6leges'' tern1esze-
ticks biztosai,' megolik az olyaa
.emberts, ihhosszabb id5n ATTIC.
gyasztia al at. ee
5a Nemely 4 sb6otlegger a tparolia
q denaturalt szeszt s~igy. adja eli
Az atpalolas azonban mem tavo-
litja ell a reszet kepez6 mergeket ;
a faalkoho1t, benzolt, az ethert
= az ssss4lkkses
anyagokat. Eek megmaradnals
benne. Mr. Doran szerint harom
nncia faalkohol mar halalt oko-
zott. s.,
.Azoknak a palinkaknak nagy.ltt
.szet, melyeket / toryenytelenil,
scsalard modon yisszavonnak a kor.
many -rrk tafakbdl mindenfsIs ar
ltalmas anyagpkkal ,osszekoty-
vasztjak y6s> "nyujtjak," sagyis !:
egy kvartb6l tobb kyartot keszite--
mex; aztan Ia vevok megteyesz-
tesfre j isnert ,palinkak dye geibe
ontik Is, s. .,Rapis newell ffelirassal IS
pecsettel latiak Ell azokat,, Ezt hi,
.zonyitjk. csemp sz-haj jckon .le'
foglalt " ital'-ok...
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
!. 3.GYERMEKHALAL

More. Janos s.neje szil. Szekely
Erzsebet csicssri un gme gyei szar'
mazasu honfitarsainkat -usgy ba-
nat erte, amikor hirtelen,. tiido-
gyuladas kovetkezteben sh:agadta
tSliiksa haiaf Sandor.nev1, fiukat.
ut. n dr. Gerenqay -4tszh gefs4si II
kesz temettesa~kis halottat,sakineis
kopors6jara. viraget tettea4: See
kelly james as neje .keresztsziileil
Ambrusk6~F Ferene es csaladja,t Ba.
,insz Janos ,ess esaladja, Harcsils
Mihaly ,fs csalaaja, Luteran And;
ras Is: osahdja;' NMgodjek beke-
honl a.s.s ksS h. a
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02

MULASZTASSAL
VA.D|0LJAK
William George Reese pol
garmestert
A kormanyz6 felfiiggesztette 80
napra ugy 6t, mint Watkins
rendorf6n0k0t kihallga-
tasra rende1te

Rev. Geo. E. Gibson, a Mahon
ing aEenuei neutrality-suspicious.
lis egyhas ielkesze, harom youngs-
town. pdgar tarsasagaban e ma,
pokban naegjelent Celumbusban
Denalfsy' kormanyz6 e16tt S .eskii
alaft tett,irott va1lomasok a1apjan
EAdat emeltek George William
Reese polgarmester es James Wat.
kins rendSrf5nok ellen. Az6ta
meg tobb vadat is emeltek a ket
tisztvisel6 ellen, smire a kormany-
5z6 Reese Rolgarmtestert 80 napra
,felfiTggesztette $ ct augustus %
ep, watkins rendorf6nokot pedig
ailgilsztus 23-san Columbusban tar
tando kihallgatasra+maga ele rem
,ielte. 81
Reese polgarmester felfuggesz-
tdsenek isleje afatta varosi tanac>
,esn6ke, RobefF Backus, fogja a
= Ar1hAsteri .teend5ket ellatni.
Reese, asvarosis tanacs ,el5bbi ell
noke, polearmester lett Geo. Il.
Oles lemondasa k5vetkexteben,
Watkins 1917 oktober 16. 6ta rend.
.6rf6nok., Azel3tt mint k0zrendG.
-sss Is detektip tett sgala alatet.s "
Reese jeloltetni kivanja magdt
a polgarmesteri hivatalra a novem
beri valasztasok alkalmaval.
Reese polgarmester kijelentet-
te, hogy kepes lesz kormanyz6t
meggy6zni arr6l, hogy hiYatali ko
telessegeit mindenkor hiven telje-
sitette.
Watkins rend6rfon0k0t mar
Oles polsarmester megkiserelte
elmozditani hivatalab6l.
!, A. f6yad a ket tisztvisel6 ellen
az, hogy hazardjatekokat .enged,
TEX meg varosban $ hogy az ital-
,tilalnai I torvenyek vegrehajtasa.
ban lanyhak voltak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
EkTEsIThs.: !:

"A Munkasbetegsegelyle Is ON
'kepz6lSzervezet younga niS E.
youngstown, sharoni SFarrepi
osztalyai koz0s piknil & yendes..
mex vasarnap, augnsztds M-6n, ID
Sharon Line 2Ssfk mss s6ll9helye
melletti erdSben. +, !,
A reszleteket laps hsti
5 sszamaban fogjpk a ydasstsw :
Is kornyekbeli magySishg Aiyea
,tudomasara hozni. sss ~.
4 A youngstoWni 49 il pIss ta
.iait frtesitem. hogy essh e9ilk 9ilkl;
miatt augusztus havi ffndss N.
lesiinket augYsztus lS-8n, ss
ten este 8'Hrlkor fogjs xt5s
nj az athlatiksi kor ihs ~ e
14sflr6 Xf{I .
- 49, - !, - 80 r. IN
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
A MUNKAsBTEGsEGELYZ6
Es Az ATHLET1KAy KLIIR
PIKNIKJE

A fenti ket egyesiilet attal jus
Illus 29-en, a mutt vasarnap rende-
zett piknik teljes mertekben sike-
riilt. A napok 6ta tartoft borus
idSjaras nemelyeket visszatartott
ugyan atnyarir mulats6gJa val6
megjelenest6l de azfrt szepsza1nu
kozonseg, fdfeg a fiatalsag, vett
reszt azon. .s
A sep mpIatsag rendkiyal kels
len1es lefolyasat kiegeszitette az
elert anyagi erednleny is.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
'EsKttv6
Hajdu. 1ezssf IS Liptak ,JuAsaSa

. Fenyes eskiiv6svolt az elmult
szombatoH . Wilson $avenuei GO
rog.katholilsnsE templosnbana "A
ZemRlen megyei Borsiba val6 sHaj:
hu JQzsef eskiidott oirr0h hiseget
azs Abauj megyei Nadasra :Nal6
bajos menyasszonyanak, Liptais
Juliskanaks sl ~
a. Tanulc .voltak: Miglecz Miha.y
'ks KondasrAndfas. vofelyek:rBa
a6Sh Desc, Horvath Ignae;s znti
Qydla, Miglecz Andras- Nendas
Kndras es Hudak Janos. Koszo-
rus lanyok: Szaaa ga Maria, Lipka
Maria, 'B0dAar .Boriska, Kuvacs
Erzsikes Haab Regina es Csilies
Terusba Anasznagyi tisztetsMig
lec4 AIIhaly, Gombitas JAaosAes
Kondas Andras toltotte4 be, mig
naszasesonyok Mrs. Z4ti, Mrs
;Xerhasss Mrs. Gombita .voItsk /. Al
.esketest Papp Sander g0ros 10th
ihkus plebAtos vegezte. aki 1iagas
|szarnyalasu ,heszedet int&zett AZ
.ifju parffaz. Este Gombita 4 es
=
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
p1KN1k1
IA harnAadik vasarnapi nyari mu-
l1atsagot augustus t2sfnI rendezi
- Kossuth Egtht

&ssAzok, akik reszvettek.a KessutA
Esylet lsets nyari mulatsasap, me-
.1yet Brier Hill payl1hel startot'
tax, bizonyara sismet ninxA eljon-
mex az utols6 nagy ny6Mvssasnapi
'mulatsagra, melyet apgusztus i2;
en- rehdez a Kossuths Kor espea:a
"a. Magyar Haz alapja4ak ,javara. !,
Azon q mulatsagon III leszneksa /
cantoni ,6s alliancei -v1laEaF. test
verek, akik mar md is MI
mutattak, hosy j6baN Nh ]
max a youllgstownf n yaF {
irant. s,ls ~ & nt.
AZ egylet .bizottsaS M i
tett erovel dolgozik, xlI ae(
mulatsag minden ms lsi nstl
latsagot feliimuljon, il
+program leszsanind f.
Hogy Bfier Hill y
es miIyen nagyszs56 a
nyujt egy kellemes iaara
AIT azok tudjak legio akSI!
ott4voltak IA gyerml y ~ w u
szerusn fslszerelt jatd sS;,fe vi
|gakssl fan ali M 8
|Rs 4 & : es I 4 Alof, s ~ :
hall y i kqh " Z
I Ets
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
"A .tisEtikar.
sztz MARIA EGYI& !.

Keretie kyA&Sziiz Maria ssegylet
tagjjai,, hogys6 vasarnap delutah2
orakor a CraE5ffle hallban,sE East
Youngst towns 81 megtartandS ren 4
desshavii .ayui;1fBre lehet6leg popto-
san sjelenjeno meg ~
"A tisztiher. ].
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02

I, A Youngstown, sSzeM Is &c
kiralyr9l eFSetezsft q. M &
mai Is G6rsoogs K ath !!
Mi res Be4agseg gesiyI / Wet A 4
tarozta, hogy hsrbn 1i6nal l3ig sia 3
dollar t III beallasi diSHsf fletf
.tagokaf fe kiStet L alfsi & !
FeIhiiv5ak a., 7 onl1ssf6Wnb y
k.orny6ksn q .siS rdiaai q al; sz
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lasszak el ezen jb alkalnlat inert
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elleneben ad z dbHar beteessgel 81
,es $50 dollart fizetthalal esetef.
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likus testverreb AZ u seyi syaay
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szent hitet. es akkarr tudni fogi4
tok, hosy ho1 atkathol ola1ss salbel
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
SCENT IMEE EGYLET

aKeeretnek a. Scent ] 1mre segs let
tasisi, j. / sa.sa y dssa, 2
66raEsr azt athte te'lsb belyisasf ben
megtar4anah rendesshaSi gyiilesen
.lehetaleg 4elies szamban jelenje-
mex meg. 80 si' s s,.a,
A .tisEtikar. ! :
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-08-02
AZ oRHa EeYLEr dbtIEae

"A Magyar Betegseg EgyKt
vasarnap, angnsztus 5 tartfa
,repdes haviS q gyiileset szokStt
id6ben es .helyen. KerjiiKsa tagI
.;pontos .megjeleneset.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-25

enterprise Is Japan and not
Great Britain. The Japanese,
despite their increasing pro-
tegtations Of friendship for
China, are meeting with
little if any success at the
hands Of the Chinese. Every
thing possible TO aid the
Germans is being done by
the Chinese.
Nor should it. be forgot
ten that Russia is the ally
Of Germany by virtue Of the
recent commercial treaty Of
Rapallo. Russia has gone 50
far already as to grant the.
German Krupp concern q
vast concession in Siberia,
and is reported to be consid-
ering granting Hugo SHINES
certain extra rights and
privileges in the port Of.
Vladivostok, an action dia-
metrically opposed to the
principle Of the open door
and contrary to the dictum
Of the Washington Arms
Conference.
But then neither Russia
nor Germany were partici-
pators in that conference
and are not therefore bound
by its decisions.
An unconfirmed report.
prevailing today in the
Orient is to the effect that
Russia is considering favor
ably a proposition to grant
Germany a leasehold on the
Siberian coast, possibly in
the north Saghalien port Of
Alexandrovsk, now in the
control Of the japanese army
Of occupation. Other rumors
state the port Of Petropav-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-25

were taken from her by
force and by the peace
treaty. It would, of course,
be Germany's initial signal
to the world that she In
tends to come back with
vigor and in a field where
trade competition is not only
keen today, but promises to
rednuble and triple In keen
ness before another decade is
swept into the discard.
Germany, it is understood,
Is now secretly negotiating
with the Portuguese govern
meht for the purchase Of
Macao. The Portuguese at
titude is believed to be
favorable, but the decision
does not rest to any great
degree with the Lisbon au-
thorities, but with the Brit
ish government.
This situation prevails for
two reasons: First, because
Great Britain is the common
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1923-03-25
Acted As0inst French

France, whose sphere Of
interest in China is also in the
southern, or Canton, portion
Of the celestial empire, has
for more than d hundred
years looked with greed and
favor on Macao. In fact, the
British authorities occupied
1GacaO on two occasions Is q
precaution against its seizure
from the Portuguese and
Chinese By the French.
And this activity Of the
Germans Is taking place, Be
it noted, at q time when Ger
many is hard pressed and
deeply involved with France
over the occupation Of Ger
many's richest stretch Of
mineral lands. Tt is being
carried on at q time when
the French, blinded by their
consuming hate for all
things Teuton, are neglecting
to observe and act upon
com N ere ial opportunities
abroad.
Assured Of British sym
pathy and backed BY certain
American interests and open
" aided and allotted by Rus
STA, Germany is engaged in
the earth's far corners in a
scheme Of commercial ex-
pIoitation immeasurably vast
in scope.