davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-02-02
IA CEST 0TC0VU.
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Napsal Xavier de Mantepin.
r o. NJ 4 N

80 ri unln1u = y funn
"Obydli domovnikovo jest
od schodd dosti vzdaleno, mo
zno tedy, re dostanes sc ma
schody zcela nepozorovane.'
"A potom?'
"Az octnt1es sc We ctvrtem
poschodi, otevfi dvefe v pravo
a kdyz isl rozsvftila svicku,
kterou tam najdeS, vstouris do
loznice Rene-ovy. Tam spatris
psaci stul tuSim neveliky."
"Klic cd neho take mas"
! ''Klic ten naleza Sc zam
k. Oteyfes zamek ten av je
dine re zas1vek ma prave stra
ne naleznes ve1ikou obalku
ctyfbranou, kterou lie snadno
poznati die toho, re jest z an
g!ickeho papiru modraveho a
zc, je' zapecetena rudJm vos-
KEN.
"Jest snad ma nj nejaka a.
dresa?'
"Nikoli, ma vsak pfece mad
pis, ale naipis ten mi sluv-
! KEN jedinym:
"Spravedlnost!!''
"Spravedlnost?' zaseptala a
zachvela Sc Be1ta.
"Ano, tax mi to slovo.'
"a co dale?'
"Dale prohledas zasuvky o.
statni vezmeS vse $ sebou CO
tam naleznes naIpenezich, ma
bankovkach, Ma papirech cen
nych. VeSkere toto jmeni Re.
ne-ovo. bude svefeno ochran6
, nasi. SvineS vse maly bali
eek i prineses no $. obalkou "a
petetenou.'
"A potom?'
, ''To bude vse.'
"Avsak," tazala SC Berta
"coz nalezaji-li Sc tam iest6
l.stiny iine?"
"Zaiiste, ze sc tam tez ma
lezaii listiny jine," odvetila Al
della, "jest to velice pravde pt
dcbno. AvSak tech sc ami nt
| dotkneS, nebot' sc Rene o IL
nych listinach nezminil, u
zavfes psaci stul a vratis st
ryrhlc sem, nebot .iak pocho.
pis, budu te ocekavati S We
likou netrp6livosti, s uzkost
primo smrtelnou.
"A zazehnavse TIM nebezp,
c, ktere Rene-a ohrozujeg d,
dala Berta.
| "Ano, me ditG dobre. Dou
fam tax bezpeGn6 nezbud'
mi potom nezli dekovati bob,
|ktery povedc kroky tye a te
be opet inc navrati.'
81 mad tebou, dcufam matl'
ko ma, bude zatim bditi buh
nam pevnou duveru v nei.'
"Pomoz 81 sam a bdh ii pO
lmhzer pravi stare pfislovi
iez .jiste jet velmi moudre
prozirave. - Avsak opatrnC
: ii jest zapotrebi nejvetsi.'
! "Eud' upokojena, budu op
-ltrnou.'
I "Avsak V dome nasem NJ
Dude skoditi, budes-li 81 poe
: matt co nejopatrn6ii."
81 v dome nasem?"
"Ano, dodala Andela hi;
sem bezdecne stlumenym, :
= "zda Sc, &c policie nam ned'
vfruje."
! pOkracOvani
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
CONGRESS NOW
MEETING after
RECESS WEEK
Muscle Shoals Project Has
Right Of Way in Se.late
House Is Busy.

WASHINGTON Dec. 30. - After
q recess OF one week, Congress re-
sumed session today
Muscle Shoals he's the right Of
way In the Senate.
The House IS continuing the task
Of considering the appropriation
hills and this promises<to keep the
machinery at high gear until ad-
tournament on March 4.
United States Senator George w
Norris introduced q resolution TO
have the Federal Trade Commission
investigate the powder trust
The Budget Bureau has recon-
nanded an appropriation Of $4,000
600 to purchase the capital stock OF
the Inland Waterways Corporation.
Under an act Of the last session,
creating the corpor"t ton. it was pro-
Nided that the purchase price should
la worth $5,000,O00 but the Budget
pireeior said $2.000.000 was enough
now. as ~ - Z 3st
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
SOVIET RUSSIA
LOSES'SuITf FOR
CHURCh,ALASkA
Russian Gree e ku Catholic
Churches in u. S., Alaska
Not Russ Property

NEW YORK Dec 29.--Rejectine
the attempt o; the Soviet Church OF
Russia to take over the properties
of the Russian Orthodox churches
the State Supreme Court upheld the
leadership of the Metropolitan Toj
tesvensky over the Russian Greek
Catholic churches In North America
and Alaska.
Rev A. 7. Kashevaroff. comment
ing on the above press dispatch
from the Associated Press, receiv-
ed by The Empire. said h.
THAT matter has been disposed
OF as | predicted. The churches
in the United States and Alaska
are State affairs under the Ameri-
can government and the Soyiets
were bound to lose their claim for
possession
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
FAMOUS RESORT
IS THREATENED
BY FIRE TODAY
Flames Spread Rapidly Fan
ned by High Wind
Catches Board Walk.

NEW YORK. Dec. 2s. The de-
strno tion of the famous Fairgrounds
of Americs, coney Island. is threat
ened by a fire which started fafe
this afternoon on the Board Walk.
The fire had enveloped one entire
block before the arrival OF all ef
the fire fighting apparatus. Equip
ment from Brooklyn has been sent
% the scene
The flames are being driven by
nigh wind. They ran rapidly along
the Board Walk IhlIf a dozen large
BATH houses have been destroyed
The flames have jumped across
tie Bc;rd Walk and attacked a, row
of large unoccupied bungalows.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
POLAR WEATHER
RELAXING C;MANY
MORE Die, COLD
Dozen Deaths Reported from
Various Parts of East,
West, Middle West.

CHICAGO. Dec. % The cold
wave which has made records in
intensity tor % years in many parts
of the country. began relaxing To-
day, the mercury reaching FIVE. de-
grees above zero here early This
morning.
One dozen deaths have been added
TO the toll of victims killed by the
cold since last Saturday, SIX persons
in this city. three, IN Portland, Ore,
and one each in Takoma, Reno and
Yesterday this city suffered the
coldest December 28 in history with
the thermometer registering 13 de-
grees below zero early in the morn
ing. Polar weather caused six deaths
in the country Saturday night and
the damage@by fires in this city Is
ertimated Assoc. 600 F
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
Nightmare" Plea
Wins Man Divorce

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec 29.--His
''horrible nightmare" John G. With,
ers told Judge George II. Caban.
iss. He was granted an interlocu.
tory decree of divorce from Odette
Withers, whom he married on Sep
tember 49, 1919. and whom he left
two years later.
Within a week after their we'd
ding, he said. his wife started going
out by herself at night. and when
taken to task would pull his hair,
scratch his face. bite and kick.
When she was away from home. he
said. he had TO do all the house
work.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
BRIDES DO NOT TREMBLE, BUT
! CROOMS Get ALL FUSED UP

LONDON, Dec 29.-Joseph Wal
lett. prominent Southport pastor,
trembled. He declared that girls
wrote in bold firm hand when
making their entries in the registry
after the weddings II is the man
who has the windup. The bride
gets hold Of the pen with one hand,
gathers up her draperies with the
other and after signing throws the
pen down as much as to say, that's
that The man always makes a
mesa OF It."
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
japanese rishing Boat
Collides with Navy Craft

SAN PEDRO. Cal, Dec 20. -
Three Japanese fishermen perished
whom their boat sank in heavy
fog off Point Vincent, seven miles
north OF here. early this morning.
Three officers and four men of the
West Virginia boarded the unidenti-
fled japanese fishing boat which
ploughed into the battleship motor
trawler. The craft was water.
logged and taken in tow by the
battleship.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
DEPORTATION OF five / ". N.
MEMBERS LEGAL ; PARDON POWER
OF PRESIDENT IS Ineffective

NEW YORK. Dec. 30 The Unit
ed State Circait Court OF Appeals
has decided that the Department
of Labor Is within II It's rights In
demanding the deportation OF five
l. w W. members.h associates OF
Big Bill Hayward. who were freed
by President Harding after serving
par of their sentences as draft OBJ
structionors. They are Richard
Brazier. Peter Green. Joe Graber
Don Sheridan and James -Slovack.
The mon were convicted In 1915
before Judge Kennesaw Mountain
Lands. and sentenced by him to
Leavenworth. 4@s
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
Canada Attractive
To British Emigrant

MONTREAL. Quebec. Dec. 20
Canada stands out among the do.
minions as the most attractive to
the British cmigrant in the opinion
OF General Bramwell Booth. head OF
the Salvation Army. who has just
completed u tour of the Dominion.
The army now has under considera-
tion the establishment of train
ing school in Western Canada for
British youths who are desirous
of taking up farming in Canada.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
CLAIMS JAPAN
WILL NOT WAR
WITH The U. ! 5,
Robert Lansing Gives His
Opinion-Is for Strong
er American Navy.

WATERTOWN, N. Y, Dec. %
Japan will never make war ON the
United States in the opinion OF
Robert lansing, Secretary of State
during the Wilson administration
Japan cannot make war on the
United States because she has no
money, iron nor otKcr raw mater
ials." said Lansing. tfs
Lansing urged a stronger navy,
however, for the United States ~
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
Publisher Of Oregon
Daily Journal Dies

PORTLAND. Dec. &c. s. Jack
son, aged Ga years. publisher of the
Oregon Daily Journal. died late Sat.
urday afternoon. He came here
from Pendleton having arrived at
the latter place from Virginia in
1879. He was considered one OF
the best newsrapermen of the Pa.
cific Northwest.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
COLD SUBSIDIES IN SOUTH.

i.oS Hisof1st1s,ss- fs'''ese -''.-T7ii iShc'
temperatures i'm most sections OF the
fruit belt furnished assurance that
The danger from further damage TO
The oyance and lemon crop is over
The fruit organization officials esti-
mate the loss in the last week. due
to frost. at Is to 90 per cent OF
the citrus crop.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
P0RTLAND'S TEMPERATURE
HIGH

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec. 21.--4With
lie exception of Tampa. Florida,
this city today has the highest
temperature. 81 degrees. reported in
the United States.
The river steamer Relief. crushed
in the ice jam last week. sank
today.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
FEM|N|STS SEES
NEW WOMAN"
REPLACING OLD
National Group Halls Demise
of "Clinging Vines
Drudging Housewives.

NEW YORK. Dec. %. Its "off
with the o!d.fashioned woman and
on with the new" according to
feminist leaders of the liationa
Woman's Party. who held meet
ing at the home of Miss Rutl
Pickering.
No more "clinging vines no
more housewives fretted wiC' the
care OF dish2ans and mop5. '"he
new woman VIII be as good bus
mess leader as her husband and
will stand by the side of hci has.
lC0nfifuad nm Paaa ThraA
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
Hit and Run Autoist
Under Arrest, Seattle

SEATTLE. Dec. 29.r-Arthur +
Scott, an office manager, is accused
OF hitting Fletcher Green, Al Grip
pied n, wsbOy. on Christmas Day and
then rapidly driving away without
stopping, while intoxicated He is
held on $1.75G bail on a charge OF
drunkenness, and on an open charge
He was caught when his car hit a
parked machine.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
ENGLISH RIVERS
0vERFLOWINChS
RESUL I STORMS
Land and Sea Disasters Are
Reported Property
Damage Is Heavy.

LONDON Dec Extraordinary
gales and heavy rains have caused
rivers to overflow Many landslides
are reported and minor land and
sea dis; sters are prevailing through
out the British Isles.
The loss of life is slight out
heavy property damage has been
done and communication lines are
interrupted
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
|AAEoN Won fsSal1rkAN

Baron Ago Won Nathan has been
appointed German Am bassador to
the United States. succeeding DR..
Otto Wiedfeldt. who incurred this
Governments displeasure when hs
refused to halfstaff the En- bassy
flag on the occasion OF Woodrow
Wilson's death. Baron Ago 10 .
native OF Mecklenberg and was
educated at the Universities Of
Bonn and Breslau. He has been
under-secretary to the Foreign or.
flee for three years. and had pre-
viously served In other diplomatic
posts.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
BIRTHDAY OF
". WILSON IS
Celebrated
Former Senator Declares Late
Presidents Fame Will
Be Historical.

i WASHINGTON. Dee. 20. - Thar
Woodrow Wilson will occupy a
prominent place in history is al
ready being determined by the largo
and growing Wilson literature and
Wilson meetings. former Senator
Hitchcock, of Nebraska. declared
at a meeting here last night. in an
address, that was made before Gov
ernment officials and other promin-
ent persons in celebration of the
birthday CT the late President.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
Kid Mccoy Jury Is
Reported Deadlocked

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Dec. %
The foreman of the jury now having
tie clse of Kid Mccoy notified the
ooeri this morning tl-at 1t stood l0
~ without indicating which way.
Tre Deliberations continued.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
GIVEN $4,000 PEACE PRIZE.

NEW YORK, Dec. %. = Before a
distinguished audience, including
Mrs Woodrow Wilson. Viscount Ce-
Gil. of Cheltwood, was presented
last night with the $25. 900 peace
award and medal given under the
Woodrow Wilson Foundation for
reritorious service in the cause of
International cooperation for peace
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
Charge Bank Teller
With Stealing $4,000

SAIINA. Cal. Dee 30 Dale Row
ans. aged "a. teller of the Bank of.
Italy. San Francisco. has been ar
rested and accused OF absconding
with $4,000 in May He said most
OF the money is invested in ranches
or securities. or will be found in
a safe deposit box.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
Fifty Persons Killed
When Dynamite Explodes

TOXIC. Dec. 20. Fifty persons
were killed and 800 injured in the
explosion of a dynamite cargo at
Otaru last Saturday afternoon.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29

sensational II vast
that the British aidedecamp Raah
Hari
a
Raiah became known the Charles
Arthur. Immediately
smphatca but testified the trial he received large
S750000
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
Editor Of The Nation,
After Civil War, Dies

NEW YORK. Dec 29.--Charles l..
day night. He was one of the edi-
tors OF The Nation after the Civil
War.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
Sterling Reaches Highest
Point During Six Years

NEW YORK. Dec. Sterling
crossed s4.73 today. This
is the highest price in six years.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
Fire Causes Loss
Of Million Dollars

cORlNTH. Mass Dec. 20. An
entire business block was destroyed
by fire carly Sunday morning With
loss of from s1.000,0 to $1,000
900.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1924-12-29
FRANCE Is Also HIT

PARIS. Dec 29-The coast of
France Las suffered during the past
- hours from gales. Numerous
Z: lis for assistance have been re-
seivc' from vessels in distress.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18
BEAVER FALLS
TEMPLOMSZENTELEs.

Macy unnepe lesz a beaverfall-
81 kathoilkussagnak, oktober s.
en-, vasarnap, ekllor lesz felszen-
telve az nj romai kath. templom
Nagyszabasu elokesziiletek el0zik
meg ezt az iinnepseget, ami erthe.
to is, az ottani magyarsag regi
vagya valosul meg ezaltal.
Az egyhaz vi vezetoje, FGt.
Komlossy Arthur aki nemreg
erkezett Xxi az 6-hazabol - meg
erkezese 6ta faradhatatlan szor-
galommal munkalja az Ur ottani
szoloskertjet ) lelkes munkassa-
ganak eredmenye az ujonnan meg
vett templom, mely oktober Sen
lesz felszentelve.
5 Az iinnepsegre varosunkb6l is
szamosan kesziilnek, a helyi Yer
hovay fiok is kepviselteti magat
a templom szentelesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18
Egg vandorl6 dalja .

Kozeledik ejfel alom mines szemembe,
Mert batyam levelet szoritom kezembe;
"Minden j6l van 0csem," az is lit van benne,
DE ha veliink volnal, szazszor jobban lenne -
A condor sz0ri feher kutyad 'Betyar'
Mindennap keresgel, hegyet-volgyet bejar''. J,
sck mas egyeb ujsag is belle van irva;
Olvasnam mar tovabb, de mem lehet sirva!
Szivemet banat lassan elmeriti -
Hazafele? Hej, hisz hat varos keriti;
Szerelmeseimb0l senli sincs mel1ettem,
Bus vagyok mi6ta palya rabja letten
Ha legalabb most mar eltudnek aludni;
Otthonr6l szeretnek valamit &lmodni,
Szeretnem figyelni Miskank asitasat, H..
Szeretnem hallgatni macskank mormolasat.
Oh, de mas egyebet mem tudok most tenni
Csak sep otthonomat emlekembe venni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18
j Egyhazi hirek |
sllf=1fl@iEEIf=JEIf[ f[lfIflfli@f]f[JE
Reformatus egyhaz

Kereszteles. - Szeptember IL
EN- kereszteltetett meg Sandor-
Lajos nevre, Reyner Laszl6 es ne
je, Benk0 Erzsebet kis fiacskaja
Keresztsziilok voltak Hegediis Ist-
van es Benko Marta, valamint Rey
ner Lajos es neje Zelenak Marta.
A multi vasarnap kereszteltet-
TEX meg: Tihamer- -Mano nevre Ia
tar Pal es neje Zserron Maria kis
fiacskaja. Keresztsziil6k Noltak
kovacs Balazs es Penge Borbala
Janos nevre Czombos Andras es
neje, Varga Erzsebet kis fiacs-
kaja. Keresztsziilok voltak: Meny
hert Istvan es Kun Andrasne.
Gyermek Klub. - Kerjiik szii-
loket, hogy most vasarnap del
utan hozzak el gyermekeiket a
klubba, mivel kezdetet veszi egy
szindarab betanulasa. A darab,t
a gyermekek az egyik tea-est al
kalmaval fogjak el6adni.
EgyhAsi bal. - A reformatrs
egyhaz oktober l3-an, hetf6n
nagyszabasu tancmulatsagot rem
dez Moose Hall 0sszes termei-
ben. A bal j0vedelme most folyo
parochia javitasok koltsegeinek
fedezesere lesz forditva. Ugy az
egyhaztagok, valamint az osszma
gyarsag figyelmet mar most fel-
hivjuk ere a pompas mulatsagra.
Egyhazmegyei gyiiles. Most
kedden folyt lie az egyhazmegyel
gyiiles 1st Presbyterian Church
templomaban. Az egyhazat a gyii-
ksen lelkesz kepviselte. Ez a
gyiles hatarozta ell, az ujonnan
mcgvalasztott nilesi lelkesz beik-
tatasat is, mely oktober masodik
feleben lesz. A gyiiles az egyhaz
lelkeszet, DIR. Gerenday Laskl6t
nevezte ki a beiktato besSed veg.
xesere. -
Templomszenteles. - A crescen-
ii, O. magyar reformatus egyha2
uj tempacm1nAk felsEentelese a
jovo h6napban lesz megtartva. A
felsEentelds Segbsesre AZ ottani
egyhaz, q youngstown reforma-
tus gyiilekezet lelkipdsztorat ker-
te fel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18

ga reszet, alapit6ia a Scent Istvan
,egyhaznak, tagja az east-youngs-
town. Petofi Sander Egyletnek S
egyike volt azoknak, akik megszer
veztek az itteni - egykor hires -
magyar rezbandat, mint korneta
SOLOS, ma is kivalo hezzaertessel
kezeli ezt a nehez hangszert.
/ A kettos csaladi iinnep alkal-
mabol nagyszamu kozonseg volt
egyiitt 877 Rose st. alatti hazuk-
ban. A tizesztendos hazassagi ev-
fordul6 egybeesve a legkisebb flu
keresztelojevel, sep szamban
gyUjtotte ossze a rokonok, jobara-
tok ismerosok sereget, akik ell
halmoztak a boldog csaladot sze-
rencse kivanataikkal. A nagysza
mu k0z0nseg k0ziil a kovetkezo-
ket sikerult feljegyeznunk. OFT
lattuk a boldog nagymamat, Mrs.
Lima Tancert, Rozsi leanyaval. A
keresztszilbokst, Ofosz Ferencet
es nejet, sziiletett Gajeczki Roza-
Hat. A rokonok k0ziil kovetke-
z0ket Schmiedt Jozsefet csalad-
jat, Lauser Fiil0pot S csaladjat,
Babos Jozsefet S Latos Jozsefet,
Salem, O.-bol OFT voltak Sutak 10
|zsefek, Tiltonville, O.-b6l oft volt
|-Sutak Florian csaladjaval, Schmi-
edt Istvan csaladjaval es meg So
kan, akik mem gyoztek betelni a
pompas ebeddel s vacsoraval.
AIT persze mondanunk sem kell
hogy semmiben mem volt volt hi
any.
A kett6s csaladi oromunnep al.
kalmabol k0z0ljiik Schmiedt csa
lad fenykepet 5 magunk resze.
rol is sok hasonl6 iinnepnapot XII
vanunk nekik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18
SEPTEMBER 20, HETF0

Az East Youngstown Pet6fi
Sander Egylet nagyszabasu
Sziireti Mulatsaga a Crow
Hallban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18

lgaZi S benSOsegeS unnepnapJa
volt augustus 31-en egy derek
magyar csaladnak S egyben egg
csom6 rokonnak, ismerosnek jo-
baratnalk, akik ezen napon
egyiitt unnepeltek Schmiedt Ist-
yanek tiz esztendos hazassagi ev-
fordulojat s egyben harmadik flu
gyermekiiknek = .Vilmosnak =
keresztelojet. 500
Schmiedt Istvan, ezel0tt Il ev-
vel Karolyfalvarol, zemplen nae
Eye, kerilt Amerikaba, ahol mind
CART kezdetben yarosunkban tele-
pedett meg. Huszonegy esztend6
salatt vesie jarta az amerikai elet
sminden iskolajat 5 igazan elmond-
shatja magar6l, hogy Ftapasztalt
preg amerikas. Amint kikeriilt
sAmerikaba a Bessemer Steel Co
itteni telepen talalt alkalmazast
pyolc even keresztll mint gyari
motdoufyDisf almszott kereste Re-
nyeret, mint fiito kezdtets IS eljut6tt
egesz mozdonyvezet6segig. In
men kerGlt at az Ohio Workshop,
ahol egy evig szinten mint moz-
donvvezeto dolgozott.. A gyari
munkat megelegelve, elhatarozta,
hogy szabad kereskedelmi palya-
ia lep S belefogott a vendeglo liz
letbe. o volt az, aki East Youngs-
town varosaban megnyitotta az ell
SO vendeglot, Stop lionel, maid
ezt feladva Hazletonba, a 1S4e
Wilson Ave. alatt nyitott szallo-
daval egybekotott ettermet. lAz
iizlet azonban mem ment valami
jol, akiktol igazan elvarta volna
hogy tamogassak, a magyarsae g
cserben hagyta. Eladta EFT az liz
letet is temetkezesi vallalkozt
lett = saJnos azonban honfitarsai
reszerol lit is reszvetlenseggel ia
lalkozott, felhagvott evvel is az
iizlettel is 1923 majusaban, d
Chestnut Street sarkan nyitotta
meg etkezdejet. melyet bamulatos
szorgalmaval szepen felviragozta
tott. Az etkezde ma is egyik leg
latogatottabb down-towni hely. a
hol a legpompasabb dolgok varjals
az ehes embereket.
Schmiedt Istvan 10 evvel eze-
lott eskiid0tt orok hiiseget neje-
mex, sziiletett lancer Marianak,
aki Maramaros4xigetr6l kerillt
kl nagy Amerlkaba I9lO-ben, edes-
anyjaval egyutt. Az eg kegyelme
boldog hazassagukat t0bb oyer
mekkel aldotta meg, akik k0zul
ma is elnek: Elemer 5 esztendos,
Istvan 3 esztendos a kis Vilmos,
aki augustus 16-an latta meg a
napyilagot, akinek kereszteloje
augustus 31-en egybeesett szilei
tizesztendos hazassagi eyfordulo-
javal. -
Scaimiedt Istvail magyar moz
galmakbol alaposan kivette ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-09-18

A R0MAI KATH. EGYHAZ
K0REB0L.

Kereszteles. - Emma-Terez No
wax Sander es Kiss Margit, leanya
sziiletett aug. lien, kereszteltek
sept. 14-en. keresztsziilok: Kiss
Sander es Kaczur Terez.
Intelem sziil0khoz. - Az ese-
menyek, melyek sorozatosan kove-
tik egymast es amelyek mutat jak
a fiatalsag rettento erkolcsi ziil-
l0ttseget, ARA kesztetik a SIT. Ist-
van templom plebanosat, hogy int
Sc sziiloket, hogy nagy gondot
forditsanak gyermekeik vallas-er-
k0lcsi nevelesere. Ket egymast ko-
veto vasarnap arra buzditotta
oket, hogy ha csak lehet, kiildjek
gyermekeilxet katholikus iskola-
ba, ahol biztositva van gyermeke-
ik reszere vallas-erkolcsi neve-
les. Sot AIT is kijelentette, hogy ha
van a hitkozsegben szaz olyan
csalad, aki hajlando lenne gyerme-
ket a SIT. Istvan templom melle
epitend0 iskolaba kiifdeni, ugy
mindent megtesz, hogy felepiilj0n
egy ilyen iskola es vezetesere az
apacak keriiljenek. Termeszetes,
egy ilyen iskola fclepitese mem
t0rtenhet aldozatok nelkul, anne
lyekre kesznek kell lenni a hit
k0zseg minden tagjanak.
Szeminarium. - Az epiilo sze-
minariumra kovetkez0k fizettek
be esedekes reszletlket: Gaal Ist-
van 3d., Vasko JOSEF 3d., ifj. Ba-
lask6 Gyorgy $10.-, Kantor Antal
$5.-, Darazs L. Frigyes $10.-, Hal
du JOSEF $5.-, Incze JOSEF $10.-,
Hudak Peter So, Matyassy Jo-
zsef $780,. Kerjiik a hivoket, le-
gyenek szivesek esedekes reszle-
teiket befizetni es azokat, akik
eddig semmit sem adtak erre a eel
ra.
Halaloz&s. - Doncsur Istvan,
Doncsur Jozsef es Panker R6za
tia elhunyt september Sen egy-1
h6napos koraban. Temetese szep-
tefhfr Lien sgy!3ny6rii egyhazi
szsrtbsok!F k!Fkoz5tts smsnt tvssbe.