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The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-29
TWO CONFERENCES ARE
+ PLANNED FOR EARLY PA

(By the Associated Negro Press)
Washington.---Chicago is to have
two big national gatherings Of wide
significance early In; the New Year.
One will be the all-race conference,
or Sanhedrin, sponsored by Prof.
Kelly Miller and practically all Or
ganized bodies of colored people in
America, and the other is the Lincoln
league, OF which Roscoe Simmons is
president. The date for opening both
sessions is February 18th, Lincoln's 3
birthday.
To the Associated Negro Press,
both Dean Miller and Col. Simmons
expressed an outlook of success in
numbers and achievement, and both
meetings are calculated to attract ma
tion-wide interest.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-29

cause we are not incontrol OF the con-
duct Of everybody whose skin hap
pens to be dark enough to earn him
or her q place in the hall Of Ethio-
pis.
The whites offer US o wholesome
example in individual pride as
against group depression. They ad-
NIT they have criminals. but they are
not ashamed Of themselves because
they have few criminals. They new
er resign their place Of importance
because a white man murders some
one, or robs a bank, or betrays wom-
anhood. They simply point out their
undesirables and offer them to the
public for social ostracisnn. and con-
unue their way with their heads
aloft.
As an example of their attitude to-
ward their undesirables. we offer the
following statement made by one Of
Pittsburgh's Police Commissioners.
OF the young white men at q fash
ionable part OF the city he said:
During store cowboys" face the
wrath of jeremiah Deasy, police COM
missioner of the East End district.
who yesterday declared war on this
species when he branded them as
much Of a nuisance as "curbstone
lizards"
Commissioner Deasy says these OBJ
noxious specimens of the human male
pose as amateur sheiks, adorn them
selves in spats, trick hats and shoes.
trousers with a pronounced fare at
the bottom and allow their patent
leather hair to creep down to the
base Of the ears.
They haunt cigar. confectionery
and drug stores, either inside or on
the sidewalk in front, Mr.. Deasy de-
clares, and annoy women and young
girls with smirks and offensive re-
marks.
Many of them have no visible
means of support, Commissioner
Deasy says, and adds that he believes
workhouse sentences will not only
benefit the community by ridding 1t
Of their presence, but may start the
youths in useful paths.
The young men described by the
police commissioner are all white.
They belong to what may be termed
a white district. They are set apart
as undesirabies, and they are given
publicity in one of Pittsburgh's lead
ing dailies.
Suppose these same remarks had
been made by the same officers con-
corning Negroes. Most of us would
have dropped our heads, assumed the
attitude Of nation in mourning, and
felt ourselves reduced to abject moth
ingness.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-29
is STRUCK BY STREET CAR
NOW MUST STAND DAMAGE

(By the Associated Negro Press)
New Orleans, La.-They sure do
funny things here, especially If one of
the interested parties Is a Negro.
Charles Carley, driver for local un-
dertaking shop, was run into by a
street car, and as a result is now in
a local hospital suffering from severe
bruises and wounds. The police de-
clare that as soon as he sufficiently
RECEIVERS he will be tried for the dam
age done to the street car.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-29
Ddddys
&D1Eyenin8
Fairy Tale
1ARNYARp LADIES
%MAR!YI. ;. GRAHAM 8; q. :l!:..!.1 B0YlR

"Quack, quack," said Mrs. Duck.
"Shriek, shriek," yelled Mrs. Goose.
"Cackle, cackle. cackle," said Mrs.
Hen.
"Moo, moo, moo" said Mrs. Cow.
"Ma-a-a," whined Nanny Goat.
"we've thought out things for our
selves" said Mrs. Duck. "Quack.
Quack, we have done that"
THAT Is the truth, shrek, shrek. I"
yelled Mrs. Goose.
"You have said words Of sense and
honesty, cackle, cackle," said Mrs.
Hen.
ITO be sure, to be sure you have.
moo, moo, moo" said Mrs. Cow.
"You have, ma-a-a-a, you have" said
Nanny Goat. "Ah, yes, you have!"
II was q charming young hen," said
Mrs. Hen, and charming Madame
Hen will always be. But I Like my
own name better than I do Mr.. Roos-
ter's name, and so have always kept
my own. Such has been the way all
the hens have done"
Il am very sweet and friendly" said
Mrs. Duck. "but I, too, like my own
name better than Mr.. brakes family
name, and so I have kept my own
name. And all the Ducks have done
the same. The family name is 30
splendid a one"
"Just what I have done, shrek.
shriek," said Mrs. Goose. Il told Mr..
Gander that I would be his devoted
mate, but that the name Of Goose was
so famous q name l could not give Il
up for the dull name Of Gander."
"And said the same to Billy" said
Nanny Goat. II told Billy that loved
the name Of Billy. but that I wanted
to be called Nanny all my days, and
Billy shook his goatee and said that
he thought the idea was good"
"I'm 50 gentle and so placid. but I
told Mr.. Bull that I like my name of
Cow so much. It has such q pleas
ant, lazy sound"
"Yes, I Quack my genial, friendly
way about the pond, but I did insist
upon keeping my good old family name
Of Duck" said Mrs. Duck again.
"The Mr.. Roosters crow and seem
so concelted," said Mrs. Hen, but
they're not bossy. They said we
should keep the good old barnyard
Hen family name for ourselves"
"Ah," said Mrs. Duck, I'VE love our
family names. There are people who
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-29
E]DDddWs
lE1Eyenin8
Fairy Tale
ELVES BALL
@MAY RAHAM1 ]. BOWER

Some to the ball." said Efis Elf
I'VE are giving Q ball, we want every
enc 20 come"
And she went around asking all the
friends Of the Elves, and the friends
Of the Elves are many.
you'll be sure to come. won't you.
Fairy Princess Twillght-Be she
asked. And Fairy Princess Twilight
Bell accepted with much JOY.
You'll be sure to come. won't You,
Fairy Princess Joyr she asked. And
Fairy Princess Joy said she wouldn't
miss It for anything. and that she
would be right on hand Or rather.
she explained. she would be along on
both her feet.
You'll be sure to come. won't you,
Fairy Ybabr" she asked. And Fairy
Ybab said she would come and that
the Fairies orchestra would come too.
Then" said Fairy Ybab, "when the
members Of the Elves orchestra want
to dance We viii play for themT
THAT Il wonderful" said Effie Elf.
"you are always 90 unselash, dear
Fairy Ybab."
We'll" said Fairy Ybab, at always
seems rather mean to be selfish about
music. II one can give a great deal
Of happiness by playing merry and
pretty notes I think one should DO
so.s
And then Efie Elf asked the rest Of
the Fairies, and all Of the Brownies,
anu Billie Brownie and his brother,
Bennie. accepted for the whole
familyi
Enie Ell invited old Mr.. Giant and
Witty Witch and she invited Mr.. Sun
and Mr.. Noon.
She invited the King Of the Clouds
and the Army Of Raindrops and the
Mist grandchildren and the Rainbow
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-29
BACHELORS BEWARE AS
NEXT YEAR is LEAP YEAR

(By the Associated Negro Press)
Chicago. Ill.-Recent Investigation
reveals the fact that in most of the
leading cities of the country there is
a surplus of marriageable women.
These figures indicate that New York
City has 10,238 colored widows and
Washington 9,051. Other cities, fol-
lowing in the order named, are: Chi
cago. New Orleans, Philadelphia, At
lanta, Memphis, st. Louis and Birm-
ingham.
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-29

Brothers. She invited the Gncmes
and Peter accepted for all Of his fam
fly. She invited the Bogey family and
the oaf family and she invited the
Cloud Fairies.
Some one asked her how she ex-
pected to have all Of the guests come.
L would not be possible to have the
King Of the Clouds and the Army Of
Raindrops and the Mist grandchildren
and the Rainbow Brothers and the
others all at the same time.
And she was told that though these
creatures did not hate each other-in
fact they admired each other--that
they all had different times for ap-
pearing.
Eff1e Eli said abe knew that was
true, but she had made her plans and
she thought they would work out all
right.
She invited her guests to come In
the afternoon and to remain until
night Some Of the guests had other
engagements and told her they could
not stay all those hours, but they
could stay for while and that pleased
Eflie Elf.
Well, the party began. And all the
guests came. The Fairies and the
Brownies. the Gnomes and the mem
bers Of the Bogey and oat families
Witty Witch and old Mr.. Giant
every one Of them appeared.
And then, all Of a sudden It begaI
to rain and then every one remem
bered that 1t had been said that thu
King Of the Clouds and the Army o.
Raindrops and the Mist grandchildrer
had all been invited.
And how dark they made It and hov
they did pour down and what q spat
tering and q splashing they made. Blu
Efie Elf had called her guests I,
come within the great Elfland tent Q,
they could look out from every sid
without getting wet.
Before long Mr.. Sun appeared righ
while the King Of the Clouds was com
Ing down, and he called out:
"Hello King, how are your
shows what high up creature MI
Sun In that he feels entitled to speal
70 king In such O fashion. And tn
King Of the Clouds liked to be greete
In that way by SO noble and high
creature as Mr.. Sun.
And then appeared the Rainbo,
Brothers and Mother Rainbow locke
Z over them. All the Rainbow childre
came too. for Mother Rainbow alway
brings her children with her. The
wore orange and green and pink an
lavender.
Oh, then came the Cloud Fairies
fuffy white silvery costumes and som
wore sashes Of yellow golden clou
silk which were very gorgeous.
Later Mr.. Moon came peeping owe
. hill and Mr.. Sun excused himsel
politely after q Bit But oh, such
gorgeous ball It was and every gues
came TO I'll
The northwestern bulletin., 1923-12-29
TONGUE TWIsTERs

Chivalrous Charlie clinging closely
caught common caterpiiiars.
Teddy told terrible tales to Theo
dors Tuesday.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04
JOHNSON KEPVISEL0
YOUNCSTOWNBAN D0zIK.
bevandoa bizottag choke bevandoroak heyze anuma-
kv6tat ket szaalekra fogak zaani de kes6bb
meg OK -ot fognak engedeyezni verrokonok szamara

velesiigyi miniszteriumok feliigye-
lete alatt fog allni, a bevandorlo-
kat pedig sajat hazajukban fog
jak vizsgalatnak alavetni, ugy,f
hoay be nem bocsathat6k ezen-e
tul ne tegyek meg hosszu es kolt-
seges tengeri utat.
Mr.. johnson szerint tizen0t mil
lio europai vandorolt volna be az
Egyesult Allamokba, lla a kon-s
gresszus annak idejen a bebocsat-
hatok kvotajat hamarjaban meg
mem allapitotta volna harom sza-f
zalekban. Jelenleg ICY is tizen- /
negy milli6 kilf0ldi 81 ebben az
orszagban, kiknek csak fele lett !
amerikai polgarra. Il
johnson kepvisel0 szerdan DEL
ben beszedet intezett a Rotary i
Club tagjaihoz a Hotel Ohio bans
tobbek kozott kijelentette, hogy 3s
a legem bersegesebb modon kivan 1
bevandorolni ohajt6 emberekkelt
banni S exert kerd6ivet kell majds
minden bevandorolni akar6 ide-
gennek kitolteni, melyben csaladi
y 81.
viszonyaira, foglalkozasara, habo-.
rus rekordjara es eloeletere nezve.
kell felvilagositast adnia. Mixer.
aztan' vegre vala'mely idegen be.
lett bocsatva, minden jo amerikais
kotelessege az ilyen idegen segit-
segere lenni, hogy az. id6vel sim,
ten j6 amerikai polgarra valhas-
son. u -, 3.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04
A Washington allambeli Albert

| A Washington allambeli Albert
johnson kongfesszusi kepviselo, 9
kepviselohaz bevandorlasi es no.
nositasi bizottsaganak choke, a
bevandorl6k helyzetet es viszo-
nyait tanulmanyozva, szerdan
Youngstownban id6zott.
Mr.. johnson AIT mondja. hogs
az NJ bevandorlasi torvenyjavas-
lat valosziniileg keszen lesz de-
cember 3-ikara, mikor kongresz-
szlls ismet 0sszeiil a rendes iiles-
szakara.
Mindannak, amit Mr.. johnson
itten elmondott, az a veleje, hogy
az uj torveny a kiilonbozo nemze-
tisegek kvotajat le fogja szalli-
tani harom szazalekrol kettore.
megpedig az 1S90-iki nepszamlalas
alapjan; kes6bb aztan meg tovab-
bi ket szazaleknyi bevandorlaSt
fognak engedelyezni mar itt!evd
bevandoroltak verrokonainak ja-
vara.
johnson k6pvisel6 szerint az ez-
utani beyandorlasi torvenyhozas
egeszen nj elvi alapra lesz helyez-
We, espedig olyanra, mely az an
gol-szasz, vagyis angol anyanyel-
vii bevandorlokat reszesiti el6ny-
ben s eek k0zott is foleg a n6sok
es csaladosak lesznek kivanato-
SAX.
A bevandorlas ezutan a munka-
iigyi, d kereskedelmi es a f0ldnai-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04
DROzDY GY0z0
'K0RUNKBEN
A Kosslth Korben tart felolvasast
a magyar viszonyoluol a bor-
sodi magyar kepvisel6

Drozdy Gy6z6, Borsodmegyenek
egyik nemzetgyiilesi kepvisel6js,
aki most Amerikaban id6zik,
Youngstownt is meglatogatia.
Drozdy, aki liberals erzelmii,
munkasbarat tagja magyar nem-
,zetgyiilesnek, oktober 1O-en, szer-
dan este 8 oral kezdettel tart maid
felolvasast Kossuth Egylet rem
dezeseben, a K0r nagytermeben.
A Kossnth Egylet igen helyesen
elvallalta a felolvasas rendezes6t.
Youngstown meg mem hallott ma
gyar orszaggyiilesi kepvisel6t
haboru 6ta es Drozdy bizonyara
olyan beszamol6t fog tartani, mely
hiven festi hazai viszonyokat.
Nagyon szep es kivanatos len
ne, hogy szerdan este megteljen
K0r nagyterme erdeki6do k0zon-
seggel es a Kossuth Egylet szive-
sen meghivja az egesz youngs-
town. es k0rnyakbeli magyarsa-
got, tehat j0jjenek ell. Ugyis min
dig AIT mondjak, hogy a Kor mem
t0r0dik komolyabb knlturalis dol
gokkal. Most alkalmat nyujt a
magyarsagnak ARA, hogyl egy er-
dekes es tanulsagos estet tolts0n
ell es exert ne hianyozzek senki a
felolvasasr6l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04
HITK0ZsEGI K0ZGYttLEs

L Z =
i Oktober utols6 svasarnapjan, az
az foly6 ho 2s-an, flitkozsegr koz-
gyiilest tartunk delnt&n 3-kor a
Kossuth K0r baltermeben, melyre
hitkozseg minden fizet6 tagjat
ezennel meghivjuk. Miutan igen
fontos es hitk0zseg e.etebe vag6
kerdesek j0nnek targyalas ala,
f0lkeriink mindcn rendes hitk0z-
segi tagot, hogy jelenjen meg ezen
gyiilesen.
Kelt Youngstownban, okt6ber
hoban.
Hitk0zsegi eloljar6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

A Scent 1stvan Egylet f. ho
Ten, j0v6 vasarnap delutan ora
kor tartja rendes havi gyiileset d
Kossuth Kor helyisegeben. Keret-
mex tagok, hogy teljes szamban
es pontosan jelenjenek meg, inert
fontos iigyekrol lesz $50, u. m. d
Magyar Hazro., bali elszamolas-
r6l es karacsonyi pasztorjatek-
r6l.
Horvath Istvan eln0k regi laka-
sar6l elkoltozkod0tt jelenlegi ci-
me: 522 Williamson ave., te,efon-
szama Auto. 777S4.
September h6napban fiiggeszt- :
We voltak Demjen Lajos, DrozdiK
Mihaly, Pal6czi Janos, Pinter AL
bert, ozv. Szab6 Mihalyne, Vas ia
nos es Zsirka JOSEF 3-3 havi,
valamint Horvath Antalne es ia
kadics Tstvan A havi hatralek.
kal. Az alapszabalyok ertelmeben
keretnek a fiige esztett tagok
hogy a gyiilesen szemelyesen je.-
Ienjenek meg hatralekaik rende-
zese vegett.
f heten a kovetkez6 tagok be-
tegek:
Hochwarth Ignac. 81 Oneta ST
Jablonkai Andras, 1851 Man
haitian ave.
Palyo Jozsef. 1858 Silliman st
| Ceppel Katalin, Elyria, Ohio.
A betegseg Horvath Istvan el-
n6kh0z jelentend6, kinek cine
522 Williamson ave-, telefon.
szamja: Auto. 777S4.
Horvath Istvan. elnok.
| Mixich Gaspar, jegyz5.
Olvassa az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlapot es tamogassa az abbar
hirdet6 cegeket
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04
SCENT IMRE EaYLET

A Scent Imre Herceg Egylet
helybeli DIX fi6kja okt6ber h6 Z
iken, most vasarnap, nagyon fon-
tos Igyiilest fog tartani az Athleti-
kai Kor helyisegeben (3381s w.
Federal ST..
Napirenden lesznek: a balrol
val6 elszamolas, Magyar Haz
iigye egyeb fontos iigyek, miert
is kerjiik osszes tagjaink pontos
megjeleneset.
So6s H. Janos, elnok.
Redovay Janos, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04
KOssUTH -GYtjLEs

A Kossuth Kozm. Egyesiilet
vasarnap este fel s 6rakor tartja
rendes havi gyileset.
Miutna rendkiviil fontos ugyek
keriilnek napirendrc, kerjiik az
osszes tagok pontos megjeleneset.
A tisZtikar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04

A mutt vasarnap Macy sport
esemenye volt a Youngstown ma
gyarsagnak. Ezen a napon ment
vegbe ugyanis a football-bajnok
sagert valo merk6zes a Kossnth
K0zmiivel6desi Egvestilet csapata
es az akroni magyar atletak csa-
pata k0zott.
Az akroni csapat, melyet mint
egy 140 akroni magyar sportked-
vel6 kisert Youngstownba. nehany
perccel deli IL ora utan erkezett
meg.
A szivesen latott vendegek a
Kossuth K0r nagytermebe vonul-
tax, hol sandwichek es kave elk0i-
tese utan nemsokara kivonultak a
merk6zes szintereiil szolgalo Botz-
terre.
A jatszma lefolyasar6l k0vet-
kez6kben szamolunk be:
ELvEzETEs FOOTBALL MECs
Akron es Youngstown csataja is.
met e,d0ntetleniil vegz6d0tt. -
1000 ember nszte vegig a harcot
Rendkixiil elyezetes les szep ja-
tex utan ismet eld0ntetleniil veg
z6d0tt Akron es Youngstown har-
ca ket varos k0zti football-baj-
noksagert. A ket csapat talalko-
zasa ezuttal Youngstownban volt
es a mecset mintegy 1000 f6nyi
lelkes kozonseg nezte vegig a he
gyen levS gy0ny0ru fekvesii Botz-
palyan.,
Az akroniakat 25 automobilon
mintegy 14O f6nyi akroni magyar
kiserte ell a merkozesre es ugyan-
csak biztattak a gummi-varos csa-
patat a. gyGzelemre.
Az els6 felid6ben az eros hat.
szel az akroniakat segitette es en-
nek dacara a Kossuth-csapat ket
g6lt adott be a nagyszeriien vedG
akroni kapusnak, de mi csapa-
tunk harom golt kapott. A maso-
dix felid6ben Youngstown allan
d6an tamad. A k0z0nseg izgatot-
tan buzditja a Kossuth firikat a
gyozelemre. De a kis Takacs az
akroniak kapusa, mesesen vedi a
legbiztosabbnak latsz6 l0veseket
Mar-mar ugylatszik, hogy Akron
elviszi a gy6zelem palmajat, miko1
White, Kossuthok nagyszeriier
jatsz6 k0zep-csaara, 10 perccel 4
jatek vege el6tt pompas golt Il
es kiegyenliti a g6lok szamat. Ak
ron mar ekkor mind a II embere-
vel kapujat vedi es pedig skier.
rel, inert dacara annak, hogy kor-
ner loves kornert k0vet, a Kos.
suthok mem birjak gyozelmet je.
1ent8 g6lt elerni.
Most mar masodszor vegz6d0t'
eld0ntetlenul Youngstown es Ak
ron harca. A nyaron a csapatol
Akronban talalkoztak el6sz0r es
merk6zes Ii eredmennyel eld0n
tetlenuf vegz6d0tt. A tavassza
is,net Akronban talalkoznak
csapatok es akkor talan eldiil
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04
KERELEM

A Reformatus Szoyetseg 17Gik
east Youngstown osztalya okt6her
29-en bait akar rendezni, miert is
ezuton kerjiik az east youngstow-
nj egyleteket, hogy ezen a napor
ne tartsanak bait, inert nekiink ct
evi fenallasunk ota ez lesz els6 ba-
lunk.
/,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04

hogy melyik varosnak van iobb
football ll-csapata.
i Az itteni csapatban j6k voltak
Kamenitzky, Schermer es Uray,
mig az akroniak csapataban Ia
kacs, a kapus, igazi klasszis, de
Darag6 es Benes is jol jatszottak.
Stokes, az Akronb6l hozott bir6,
igazan partatlanulEvezette mind
vegig erdekes kiizdelmet, mely
3:3 eredmennyel vegz5dott.
Orommel lattuk, a mecsen, hogy
a youngstown magyarsag vegre
elhatarozta, hogy partolni fogja a
labdarugo-sportot. OFT lattuk a
magyarsag szinet-javat Is meg il
Greg amerikas magyarjaink is, a
Xix eddig meg sohasem lattak
futballt, annyira felbuzdultak,
hogy dalozva mentek haza.
A merkozes utan az akroniak
visszatertek Kossuth K0r nagy-
termebe, hol este 5 6rakor kezda-
tet vette a rendkiviil kedelyesen
es legjobb haneulatban lefo.yt
banket.
A bankettet Nrmenyi Miklos
toastmester azzai ayitotta meg.
hogy felkerte a jelenvoltakat az
amerikai himnusz eleneklesere.
E referada mas helyen meg
lesznek nevezve azok a magyar
asszonyok, Xix legszivesebb kesz
seggel tettek eleget a Kossuth K0r
azon kerelmenek. r'hogy a banket
asztalaira 'keriilt eteleket elkeszit-
SEX. TIT csak annyit emlitiink
meg, hogy elvallalt feladatuknak
kitiinoen megfeleltek; inert ma
ganhazakon kiviil, kozvacsorak al
kalmaval csak ritkan elvezhetne's
a ven6egek olyan remek csirkc-
paprikast, t0lt0tt kaposztat, site
menyeket stb., mint ezalka! a!ommal
A banket vegefele toastmes-
ter felkerte a jelenvolt Green 6
Watkins Observation-Disclosures,
valamint Heffernan rend6rbir6t
ARA, hogy intezzenek r0vid besza-
Diet a k0zonseghez, mely kerelem-
nek az emlitett ura'a keszsegesar
eleget is tettek.
Ezutan keriilt a sor az est fei-
kert f6sz6nokara, Grosshandler N
urra, kit megfelel6 beszed kisere-
teben DIR. Gerenday Laszl6 ref. lei
kesz mutatott be, S aki europai ut.
Jan szerzett tapasztalatair0l es be.
nyomasair6l a k0vctkez0 beszed.
ben szamolt be:
Toastmester ur!
Magyar testverek!
A mai est nevezetes iinnep,
0n0knek, inert hiszen most unnep
lik egyletIk fenallasanak tizedil
evfordul6jat-es egyletiik Kossuti
nevet viseli.
Kossuth neve draga ugy &,
el6ttem, mint mindenki el6tt, ak
az igaz demokracianak 3szint'
hive. Kossuth Lajos fenk0lt esq
mex harcosa volt es mindig bal
noki ved6je volt az emberise!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04

igaz iigyenek. Kossuth olyan ferfi
volt, aki mem ismert kiil0nbseget
es mem wont hatar0kat nemzetise-
gek, vallasok es az arcb0r szinei
k0zott. 0 az emberiseg egyenio-
gusagaban hitt.
Orak hosszat beszelhetnek Kos
suthr6l, munkajarol es dics6ithet-
mem Macy nemes eszmeit, de mem
akarom evvel most idejiiket igeny
be venni. Mem allhatom meg azon
ban, hogy vissza ne hivjam emile
kezetiikbe Kossuth azon joslatat.
amelyet 1851-ben tett Times
Square-en, New Yorkban, meg
tartott hatalmas beszedieben, ami
kor szabad Amerika polgarai
iinnepeltek a halal torkabol es a
deszpotizmus jarma alol hozzajuk
menekultnagy magyar hazafit.
Kossuth akkor EFT mondta Eu-
r6pa mem elhet autokracia es biz
rokracia jarma alatt, es Europa
max hibaiert biinh6dnie kell.
Milyen igazat mondott Kossuth
Lajos 70 evvel ezel6tt 1914-ben
kitort a vilaghaboru es annak ko-
yetkezteben tenyleg megbiinh5-
dott Europa. ugy a gyoz6k, mint
a gy3ztesek ma koldusok es nyo-
morultak. A haboru IL milli6 ele-
tet kovetelt.
De talan ennyi eleg lesz Kos
suthrol. Tudom, hogy 0n0ket ma
este inkabb az erdekli, hogy mi
lyennek lattam tenyleges viszo-
nyokat sziil6hazajukban. Mint
Amerika egyszerii polgara allok
most lit 0n0k elott. Mem szande-
kozom politizalni, nem is erdekelt
a politika, mikor odaat voltam
Tenyeket akarok 0n0k szemei elt
tarni.
Az EgyesJlt Allamok kormanya
azert kiild0tt Magyarorszagba
! hogy tanulmanyozzam az ottan1
munkaviszonyokat es hogy jelen-
test tegyek arr6l, hogy milyen k0-
riilmenyek k0zt elnek oft az en-
! berek.
Becsb0l indultam Budapest fele
A regi magyar hatarnal megdob-
bant szivem. Ugy ereztem, hogy
ismet magyar foldre leptem, ami
kor Pozsony fele kozeledett az
expressz-vonat. Sajnos ez a ma.
gyar fold most cseh-szlovak bir.
tok. Keresztiil kis magyar Al.
fold gazdag r6nain, szemben Esq
tergom hires primasi szekesegyha.
laval, Szobnal, Budapestt6l alis
60 kilometernyire ertem ell a mos
tani, osszezsugorodott magyar ha
tart. OFT sz6!itottak meg el6szol
hivatalosan magyarnl.
Budapest, a gy0ny0rii magya
fSvaros, .vajon milyen lehet q
ewes tavollet utan? Icy t0preng
tenn, amint vonat a t0rtenelm
nevezetessegii Rakoson at, lassal
ment be a nyugati palyaudvarra
Kiszalltam. Els majdnem sirv
fakadtam. A hatalmas, iiveges
(Folytatas 2. oldalon)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04
sztjZ MARIA EGYLET

Keretnek az east Youngstown
Sziiz Maria egylet tagjai, hogy a
,vasarnap delutan 2 6raikor a Grow
Hallban kezdod6 rendes havi gyii-
Lessen lehet6leg teljes szamban je-
lenjenek meg.
A tiSztiJxar
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1923-10-04
Kish Samuel, jegyz6.
OREG EGYLET

Az Elso Magyar BetegsegelyzG
Egylet vasarnap delutan 2 oral
kezdettel tartja rendes havi gyii-
leset ref. egyhaz gyiilestermeben.
Keretnek tagok pontos megje-
lenesre.