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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
Official Weather Reports

Brownsville and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and somewhat unsettled
tonight and Friday.
East Texas: Partly cloudy to unset
tied tonight and Friday. Light to fresh
southeast winds on the coast.
Weather Conditions
Tho weather was generally fair over
the greater portion Of the United
States this morning. Light to moderate
local showers occurred within the last
"a hours along the middle and south At
lantic coast and in widely scattered
places. Dallas apparently had the only
measurable amount at Texas stations.
Temperatures were rather low in
Montana. Wyoming. ard a portion OF
the Plateau region, with frosts report
ed from Helena. Montana Readings
were also slightly subnormal over the
Appalachian Mountain states, and about
sessonable over the balance of the
country.
The highest temperature yesterday at
Texas stations ranged from % at San
Antonio to az at Fort Worth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
AFFIDAVIT REQUIRED
WITH FIRST BALE OF
COTTON, BUYERS Say

HOUSTON. Texas, June ii.-Conten-
dcrs for the honor of shipping the first
bale Of the new cotton crop 70 the
Houston market had better So prepared
to give affidavit that the bale is made
up Of new crop cotton.
The Houston Cotton Exchange an
nounccd Tuesday that it would not ac-
cept rs new crop growth any bale that
was not accompanied by affidavit from
both grower or growers and ginncr that
the bale is composed OF normally open
ed cotton picked from this seasons 5
planting. Volunteer cotton. it was indi-
Gated would not be considered as com
ing within the rule.
The purpose Of the action Is 20 give
the cotton trade line on the time Of
maturity Of new cotton in Southwest
Texas
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
ROCK
PREPARES FOR
FLOOD WATERS

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. June IL. Fore
warned ~ the governments forecasts,
the inhabitants Of the Arkansas rivcE
valley tire today repairing the N curing
defects III the leyccs and waisllg for
the crest ~ the flood 70 plunge oser he
northwest border tonight or tomorrow.
The major crest OF the flood he's pass
cd Tulsa and Sand Springs in Oklaho-
ma, the weather bureau obs rlrr at
Fort Smith stated this morning
The flood waters In the North Cana
dian river are rising rapidly in the
southern section of Oklahoma CITY, ac-
cording to reports received this morn
inc. and the sections under water two
weeks ago. are again Inundated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
EXHAUSTED WORLD
TURNS TO AMERICAN
FLAG, 0WSLEY SAYS

IND1ANAPOLJS, lid. June IA sick
and exhausted world turns 70 the ra-
dance of the stars and Stripes AS the
revelation cf hone ana faith. asserted
Alvin Owslcy, national commande- n
the American Legion. in "A statement
commenting or the iIGth anniversary Of
the American flag.
I'VE Of the American Legion have re-
ccived priceless traditions and flag rev.
crrnce from thu heroic comrades who
wore the blue and gray. Let a. not H.
ashamed % demonstrate our loyalty and
affection for the flag" he said.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14

cumst aEecs and asking them to use
every effort tn make shipment If
the machinery. 50 that Jacobson
could get started on hiS contract.
within the timr limit. Int without
avail, as shipment has not set been
made of the parts.
In view of The above Unforeseen
condition. il i recommended that
IN extension ~ 80 days ~ granted
John Jacobson IA the limit date
for commencing work under his
contract. the new date. July ~.
being that before which the opera
ton of digging the channels at
EraznS Santiago must hc begun
t>gnrdl Mai Il. u. Eruwn
Asst. u. :. Engineer Galveston
Distl
The foregoing letter written IS the
government engineer M galveston ia
tho :. Board of Engineers at Wash
ington n self explanatory Read II. and
You vii understand exactly why there
has been delay i'll commencing the
operation % dredging The channels AZ
frazos Santiago and Point Isabel
Tract given TO Capt. jacobson for this
dredging was not effective until April ~.
and dredging was nn; expected to begin
until sixty days after approval VI fhr
contraci ~ thr board of engineers. June
II. was in fact thr limit date ou which
dredging was to have begun Owing
to inability io obtain the needed ma
chinery % convert his drrdge> from
steam 10 oil operating. the contractor
has been simply unable ~ begin ~ that
date The Il. :. engineer. M Galveston
have done an they could 10 expedite
the execution e this contract. r.
this end they recommended that an
extension of the thirty days 5f she
limit date be granted.
This Information was obtained per-
Sonally ~ the editor % the Herald last
week. while in Galveston. when ~ per-
sonal visit was made To the L. :. en-
gineers' offices for the purposes Of as
rertaining the exact status uf the dreig
ing contract
Further rcassuring Information was
AZ the same time. which may
be related briefly thus:
The engineers are positively assured
of the ability of Capt. Jacobson to carry
out his contract. They believe that he
made safe and conservative lid.
When told nf the local knockers. claims
that Jacobson has made too low Viii.
the engineers simply riaicnied the idea.
Captain jacobson i under boui to the
amount II - per cent of his bid. lie
has seven months FROM date of begin
ming in which 20 complete the work.
iut Assistant Engineer J. ". llendrr
son from whom the information was OBJ
aimed ne being ia charge ~ this cnn-
fract-siatcs that the work can be done
within three months. If weather con-
iiiionS are favorable. The Jacobson
iredgcs. Assistant Engineer Henderson
declared. are capable of DOING twice the
work required NJ them under the con-
tract
\ call was made also at the offices Of
fapt. John jacobson. bat the captain
was ont of the city. lie was. Ia fact,
Continued on page TwoJ
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
GALVESTON OFFICER SHOT

GALVESTON, Texas, June IA
Ferdius Wilson. member OF the
city detective force. was shot and
killed last night at about 9:30 o'clock
and J. G. Dillworth. fedora! pro-
hibition enforcement officer, is suf-
fering with pistol wounds in the
right arm following trouble on the
beach front between the two Off
GERS. Dillworth is held by local po-
lice.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14

DECREASING In
ALL PARTS u. S.

CHICAGO, June a. Unemployment
mcnt during the month Of May dropped
TO the lowest point during the last ~
months, according to the survey Of the
United States Department Of Labor.
In mary of the major industries the
demand for common and skilled labor is
far greater than the supply. A pronounc-
cd shortage Of farm labor II resulting
in the curtailment Of agricultural activ-
ity, the report said. and the unprece-
dented migration of the negro farm la
borers from the South is causing con-
siderable worry and hardship to the
farmers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
PROPOSE INCREASE
In PETROLEUM RATE

WASHiNGTON. u. &. June f4.-In-
crcases in the rates on rcfired petro-
leum products from the refining points
IN Kansas and Oklahoma 70 ri Paso and
the surrounding territory y proposed
by the railroads. 70 become effective
June Is. have been suspended by the
Interstate Commerce Commission until
October IL.
Southwestern railroads participating =
in the rate have been notified 10 appear
ut hearing 10 be held in Houston on
June 27
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
LIQUOR SMUCCLER
CLEANUP STARTED
AT DETROIT, Mich.
fHv Tine Associated Pres,l

DETROIT. June 1.-THE federal gov
crnment's cleanup OF the liquor .situa-
ton in this part Of the country began
here today Injunctions were issued
Gainst prorrictors of approximately 80
places where liquor II alleged u have
been sold. and other injunctions are Ia
be issust by the score. the United
States district attorney stated
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
HARDING SUCCE STS
CODE OF RULES FOR
DISPLAYING OF FLAG

WASHINGTON. June President
Harding urged the American Lcgions
Flag conference. opening here today. to
adopt code of rules and regulations
for the proper display - the flag. and
include the provision that every Ameri-
can citizen should learn TO sing the
national anthem. The Star SpanElcd
E-nner." H. said the last should not
~ forgotten. and that American cti-
zens have another obligation, to main
tain unimpaired the things the FLAG
stands for.
President Harding's address was fol-
lowed by one by Samuel Gompers. pres
idcrt of the American Federation Of
Labor. advocating more widespread
respect for the flag.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
FORT BROWN MAN GETS
PLACE ON RIFLE TEAM

According to notice just received at
Fort Brown. Sergeant j. Bednsrz, Of
the heaLpuarters troop. Twelfth Caval-
~ won n place on the first team in the
instruction firing division of the
Eighth Area rifle and pistol compcti-
tion bein gheld ut Fort Sam Houston,
San Antonio.
The team is composed Of the 26 men
who make the highest record. and the
members are given bronze medals. Re
ports from the other divisions Of the
contest have not heen received.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
HEALTHY AND ACTIVE AT l25
(Rv The Associated press.l

LONDON. Jrne 1.-THE latest en-
trant for international old age honors
is a Hungarian woman by the name Of
Antonia Lippai. whose age is authcnti-
Gated at l25 years. She is reported to
be in excellent health and very active.
In answer 20 inquiries rs to her
health. Antona says she wore glasses
until she was 95. but since then she
has been able to see clearly without ar
tficial aid. She has been a widow for
fifty years. and earns living by giving
medical advice in her community.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
TEACHER GOES TO BRAZIL
CBy The Associated PrcsS.)

AUSTIN. Texas, June IL Miss Mary
r. Decherd. instructor IN mathematics
nj the University Of Texas. has gore to
Passo Fando, Brazil. where she will in
speet the work of the Passo Fundo in
stitute. missionary school established
there hy the Methodist students Of the
University of Texas. A dormtory which
has recently been constructed Al the
school has been named the Mary r.
Decherd DOrmitory.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
KILLING FROST IN NEVADA

RENO, New. June 14.-The cold
est June night in 80 years and the
latest killing frost ever recorded
in weather bureau history in Neva-
da. killed garden truck. damaged
grain fields and thinned out crops
in general Tuesday night. The
thermometer registered two degrees
below freezing at o'clock.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
LINER GOES ASHORE

TOEiO. June 1.-THE Canadian Ia
citic liner Empress cf Australia which
went ashore on p sand bank near Craga
III a heavy mist yesterday afternoon,
has been refloated and is proceeding 20
Yokohama. according to late dispatches.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
HEAVY FIRE LOSS

RuSSELLVILI.E. Ala. June it.-At 10
o'clock last night the fire which swept
the business district Of Russellville was
still burning, but was apparently under
control Al that hour II was eating its
way into the First National Bank build
ing. The Daniels hotel: Russellville bak-
cry. where the fire originated; Wood
building and the mayors office were
destroyed: The loss was estimated at
s25, 900.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
BANKRUPTCY RINGS CONDEMNED

ATLANTA. Ca. June 13.-s.Bsnk-
ruptcy- rings or groups of attorneys
who have taken advantage of the in
difference of creditors or weaknesses
~ administration and are using tho
bankruptcy law for selfish ends. were
condemned in report submitted to the
annual convention Of the National As
soeiation Of Credit Men today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
President Of
China Resigns,
London States

LONDON, June It.-Presidcnt
III Yuan Hung Of China has re-
signed and has turned over 10 his
captors "a: T:ratsin the government
seals. according to a dispatch re-
csived this morning by the Evening
News. The president made his cs-
cape from Pcking Wednesday.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
NARCOTIC BUYER SENTENCED

AUSTIN. Texas. June l4.-Percy
Wear was Tuesday sentenced in fed
eral district court here to ~ months
imprisonment for unlawful pur-
chase Of narcotics on his plea of
guilty.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
SCHOOL BONDS DEFEATED

BERTRAM. Tex. June lin the
school bond election held here Saturday
for the purpose Of voting on n $4,000
bond issue to build and equip four
rooms for the high school the issue was
defeated.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1923-06-14
RURAL SCHOOL.
aid MEASURE TO
GOVERNOR NEFF
House Passes Appropriation
for Aid Of Rural Schools
Without Dissenting Vote.
One Appropriation Left
fBy The Associated Pre.s)

AUSTIN. Texas. June 1i.-The rural
schcl aid bill appropriation $4,000. 1000
for the next two years, was sent to Gov
ernor Neff today for his signature,
when the house today. without n rec.
ord vote, adopted tho conference re-
port No opposition was expressed. the
bill being reported practically rs IL had
passed the house.
The report returned by the conference
committees on the emergency school ap-
preparation bill. reducing the fund from
s6.oo0,000 to s4.00o.oOo, and the agree
ment on the emergency school bill.
leaves only the departmental appropria-
tion bill to be worked out.
The conference report on the emer-
gency school appropriation bill. placing
the sum at $i.000.000 instead Of $6,O00.-
600. as passed at the last session was
adopted by both branches Of the legis-
lature after unsuccessful opposition In
the house. The house also disposed OF
another bill when IL adopted the con-
ference report on the $685.. 900 reclama-
tion and flood control appropriation.
The general educational bill. carrying
total Of approximately $l1.000.000 was
disposed OF in the senate when the con-
ference report was adopted.
The senate held brief Flag Day GER.
emony. and resolution by Senator
Wirtz. urging the teaching of state and
federal constitutions in the public and
private schools Of Texas, stressing free
speech and freedom Of religion was a.
dopted unanimously.
The reclamation bill. as adopted.
-
the measure passed at the regular ses-
sion. The general educational bill was
reduced ss0o.000 The conference COM
mittecs on tho departmental bill had
not agreed this morning. the chief diff
ference being an item Of $4,000 for the
improvement of state parks.
AUSTIN. Texas. June 1I.-Effort to
suspend house rules and consider the
Ridgcway headlight bil passed by the
senate. failed in the lower branch this
afternoon aud the bill was thereby de-
feated.
The house declined to concur in SEN
ate amendments to the bill re-appro-
priatng unexpended funds for state
university lnnd acquisition and asked for
a conference committee.
The Beasely resolution providing for
appointment of state eleemosynary
tn investigate state institu-
tions and recommend changes i'm the
state laws 10 the next legislature. was
passed finally.
The house had no bills before ii this
afternoon. it, rules prohibiting consid-
Grafton Of any measures except on sus-
pension of rules. No bills can be pass
ed after tonight ut midnight. Tcmor-
row. the final day II the session, will be
devoted 10 conference reports.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-04

Nchez, sotet felhok l6gnak az
egen, alattuk szirke, szomoru
tcngcr. Meg legoregebb tengerl
f6ka is elhagyottnak erzi lit ma
gat. Tavol minden emberlakta
szarazf0ldtol merhetetlen vizto-
megek utaznak az ismeretlen, IT,
tokzatos messzesegbe Az ev min
den szakaban zimankos, vad idoJa-
ras uralkodik lit es viharok ma
pokig, s6t hetekig is eltartanak.
lit azutan csakugyan vannak
6rias hullamok, melyek minden-
csetre olyan nagyok, amekkorak
mas tengeren sehol sem lathat6k.
A s0tet felhok, mint orias kiserte-
tex kergetik egymast es az 6rias
hullamok zugva emelik felejiik
habzo fejiiket. Eek mar nem is
hullamok:. gigaszok ezek, vandor-
10 vizhegyek, amelyek gyorsvonat-
gyorsasaggal utaznak az oceanon.
A tenger hullamainak dimenzio-
ia szel erossegenek kiil0nb0z0
foka szerint szeles hatarok k0zott
mozog. A hullamok alakulata
ugyanis nemcsak szel erejet0l es
tartamatol fiigg, hanem igen nagy
bef9lyassal van "a tengerterulet
es a szelpalya hossxa. Exert van,
hogy rendkiviili szeler6sseg mat
lett is latunk jelentektelen hula
mokat, maskor ismet AIT tapasz-
faljuk, hogy aranylag gyonge szel-
ben nagyon nagy hullamok kere-
kednek.
A hullamVeres csak ritkan kife-
jezetten egyiranNul Tobbnyire
ket, gyakran tobb iranyb6l is h0m.
p0ly0gnek a habok es ilyenkor
mem egyszer veszedelmesse valha
-tik az ugynevezett .skereszt-ten-.
GER lnelynek legfelelmesebb for
mai a tropikus ciklonok es tajfu-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-04
A HABoReo| rEreER

Az Atlanti ocean nemreg 3gyan
csak megtancoltatoht nehany busz-
Ike g6z0st, a tobbi kozt a Cuhard-
6riast, az AquitaniAt is. NLgint
egyszer igaz lett d latin peldaszo:
qui nescit orare, pfrgat ad mare!
Els val6ban, ezenRh d tengeri9uton
megtanulhatott lhhdkozni az is,
aki nem tudott es n1idon retiento
viharban, eg es viz |koz0tt hauyk6-
dot a nagy hajo a toronymagpssa-
gu hullamok tetejeh-
TIT alljunk meg kgy kicsit. De-
Ihogy is voltak "tpronymag,ssa
guak' azok a hq4fok. Csak open
hogy nagyon sraSsfVa tollunk ere
a banalis jelzore a piroskotese, re-
genyek leirasai, a Daily Mail tu-
d6sitasai es "viharvert' ismer6-
seink elbeszelesei nyoman. Min
denki, aki vegigcsinalt egy tengeri
wharf, szereti AIT hinni, hogy az q
"sajat kiilon" hullamainal ma
gyobbak mar ell Sem kepzelhetok.
A valsoag pedig az, hogy nagyon
magas hullamok a tenger legrit
kabb latvanyossagai koze tartoz-
max es nagyon sok es nagyon hosz-
szu tengeri utat kell annak meg
tennie, aki gyakrabban talalkozni
akar veliik. Az Atlanti oceanon,
mely pedig a tell h6napokban
legviharosabb tengerek koze tarto-
xix, nincsenek meg kello elofel-
tetelei annak, hogy rendkivul ma
gas hullamok keletkezzenek. Mind
amellett nehez tell viharok alkal-
naval eleg nagy meretUckkcl ia
lalkozhatik az utas. A tizmetercs
hullam a laikus. ijedt szemlel0
elott meg nagyobbnak remllk, pc
dig ezt a magassagot az atlagos
,maximumnak lehet tekinteni az
Atlanti oceanon. AZ ilyen hullan-
hegyek hosszusaga k0riilbelil
szaz0tven-szaznyolcvan meter, me-
|lyek tizen0t meternyi sebesseggel
|h0mp0lyognek tova masodpercen-
kint. A legtobb vihar januar es
,februar hawaiian diihong az ocean
Ik0zepe tajan, a Golf-aramlat esza-
Xxi hatarvideken. Errefel6 az utas
lneha igazan pompas szinjatekban
Egy0nyorkodhetik. A szelvesztSl
osszetepett fekete felh6k alatt
viztomeg is fekete STINT olt 6s a
sotet habok tetejen felelmesen vi
llagitanak a harsog6 hullamok fe-
her sipkai.
i Van azonban tengervidek, ahol
minden fehetele megvan annak.
hogy a lehet6 legnagyobb hula
mok keletkezzenek. A deli fell
g0mbon, negyvenedik szelessegi
fokon tul nilcs' tYbb ! szarazfold.
Csak a Horp-fok Gle hasit belle
sarki tengerbe. A sajatsagos me-
teorologiai viszonyok kovetkezts-
ben lit alland6 % nyugati szel,
mely folytonos gyiiriiben, ugyszol
van piheno nelkiil kergeti a habo3
kat. lit mines feny, lit mines nap.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-04

Bar6 Orban Balazs

A szekely nep leglelkesebb bal
mul6ja, baro Orban Balazs, Kon.
stantinapolyban mott fel, OFT elite
at fiatalsaganak eveit. Anyja to-
rok no volt, egy ottani gazdag
csalladb6l szarmazott. Macy hozo.
manyt witt ferje hazahoz egy
egesz utcasor hazai kepeztek a
tulajdonat. A vagyoni viszonyols
megengedtek, hogy Balazs szulei
meglehet0sen nNilt hazat vigye-
mex a t0r0k fovarosban. 184S
ntan az emigraci6 tagjai szives
otthonra talaltak naluk, gyakran
segitsegre is. De a befolyasos to-
r0k hazakkal is reszben baratsag,
reszben rokonsag utjan elenk osz-
szek0ttetesben allottak. Vambery
Armin beszelte, hogy annak pa
sanak fla, kinek hazanal 3 neve-
losk0dott, j6 pajtasa volt Orban
Balazsnak mindig Macy mozga-
lom tamadt a hazban, mikor ez
ut6bbi hozzajuk ellatogatott. A
haremh0lgyek felkapaszkodtak az
ablakracsokra, hogy lathassak a
deli ifjut, aki magyar szabasu .ru-
haban, sarkantyusan lepkedett We
gig a folyos6n.
Egy Macy tdzeset alkalmaval a
hazak leegtek. Tudvalelvo, hogy
Konstantinapoly torok negyedei-
ben 'hazak fab6l vannak epitve.
s mindaddig, amig grof Szechenyi
Od0n nem szervezte meg az ottani
tiizoltosagot, csaknem minden tiiz
yesz alkalmaval a hazak Macy sza
ma lett hamuva. Ez volt d sorsa
az Orban-csalad epiileteinek is
Egyik naprol masikra szegenyek
Ike lettek. Penz mem volt, hogy
ujra epitkezhessenek. Maga a te
lex annyit ha ert, mint amennyi
adossag terhelte. A csalad ennek
folyfan hazajott Erdelybe, ahol
Szejken, Szekelyudvarhely mel
lett volt egy kicsi birtokocskaja
az apanak.
Alig volt Orban Balazs idehaza
alig toltott egy keves idot a sze.
kelly falun, merhetetlen szeretet
tolt0tte ell szivet nep irant
Ugy talalta, hogy mines a vilag-
max nemzete, mely megmerk0zi
! hetne vele. LelkesedesseIs tapul;
manyozta alfnak lelket, golldo onzo
dasat, szokasait eletenek minde1
megnyilvanulasat. Aztan vandor
botot vett kezebe vegigjarta {
szekely f0ldnek minden falujat
Megnezett oft mindent, ami figye
lemre erdemes. Az embereket. I
hazakat, a termeszet neyezetesse
geit es szepsegeit. Esztend0k0r
at folytatta faradhatatlanul EFT /;
munkat teljes odaadassal es szivt
egesz melegevel Aztan megirt;
d Szekelyfoldet ismerteto nagy
lNiivet, melyet magyar tudoma
\ nyos ACADEMIA adott ki. Oily mil
mely a szekelysegnek lelkesedes
sci megirt apotheozisa, de mint is
mertetes legszorgalmasabb ku
tatasok eredmenyeir0I is szamo
ad.
A szekelyek azatal rottak /,
- legalabb reszben halajuka
baro Orban Balazs irant, hog,
megvalasztottak kepvisel6nek a
Orszaggyulesre. S megvalasztot
tax mem egyszer es mem ketszer
hanem minden egyes cikluson,
mig csak cit. Mem ugyanazt Ike
u r-iiiietet kepviselte allandoan, d
azok koze tartozott, Xix bejut
va parlamentbe, egesz halaluki;
tagjai maradtak annak. Vel
>szemben nep kegye mem mutat
kozott szeszelyesnek, holott
mem tartozott Sc Macy szonoko!i
sc pedlg a befolyasos parlamen!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-04

.usyanazon allapotds, melyek 1
Ilalesetek tobb, mint a felenek
Izdi, veszelyeztetik az eletben
|radt bebik eletkepesseget is.
azokat, akik megbaltak, 'ha1
az eletben maradottakat kel1
kintetbe venni.
Ezer es ezer negA'es tizenhaq
.kor koz6tti gyermekre kul1
gondot kell forditani. Nag
taplalo eledelre van szilksea
mely crosse es izmYssa teszl 4
hogy ellentallhassapak bete|
geknek. Az ilyen gyermekek
leinek nagyon ajanljuk a
den's Eagle tejet. A legJobb|
es legfinomabb cukor tudoma1
san vegyitve es keszitve lehe1
teszi, hogy a rosszul taplalt g
mex gyorsan hizzon, amire szll
ge van, hogy eros es egeszsege
gyen. A sziil6 igazan csak al
takarekoskodik, ha iigyel
hogy gyermekei rendesen fe|
jenek, inert .olcs6bb gyerm
egeszsegesen tartani, mint gy
kezeltetni. Ajdnjuk az ilyen
mekeknek adjon naponta Ike
Veses kanal Eagle fejet haro
eyed csesze jeghid$g kizzel k
We. Akar a delelotti, akar d
utani etkezesiik alkalmaval
hatja nekik ebben d formaban
: sebb gyermekek jbbban sze
ginger ale, gyiimolcsle, vag;
bart tojassal keveHve.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-01-04

ten at ,rnikor rnesvonta szAiAt6l
a falatot. A nemzeti kulSurat akar-
ia s1olgalni vagyonaval is. Most
idegen nemzet annak kIlturat-
llansaga ottan az ur.-H. n (Pesti
Hirlap)