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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05

you 20 forgive her exhibition u
had temper. We're nov getting
service a. usual"
The devil you nrof" cried cappy
happily. SKINNER. my dear boy. sou
brighten nay life. sene that girl $500
and my thanks. Anything else nsw
since left the offioef"
Nothing much. except that new
salesman. Mccain. a everiaatinEiy
making good Wired In an order this
morning from Shasta Springs for 80
carloads % rod cedar shingles for the
ffarknca Lumber and Coal Co.
with a string 81 line yards thru
Nebraska. Kansas ana Missouri II
seems DO had lower berth going e.
Portland on the shasta Express and
a very old gentleman had tho upper
berth. Mccain insisted ON trading
berths With the old gentleman. who
was very grateful They became
friendly. snapped cards ana Il devel'
oped that the old gentleman was
Hardness himself. 50 he slipped Nc.
Cam the order Just because tho boy
had been nice 90 hlm-and yet. for
20 Year,. every salesman we've sver
had has failed 20 pry an order out
Of that OUTFIT"
what did I tail you. cappyf" j.
Augustus Redsii demanded II told
you that every dog must have his
day. Here's your smiling. decent,
kindly salesman landing = big Gus
toner for you and offsstting Old
man McTHvish."
you didn't mention dogs 70 me,
Eddie Smith did." cappy reminded
Hedoll. lie boamsd upon Mr skin
ner ana commenced rubbing his thin
old hands together well. well. well. u
ho declared 1T isn't such a hard
world after all. 10 it-that Is. II
would DO a grand world II !, were
no, for the McTayishes."
Pooh. pooh for you. cappy. It's
grand world In spite OF the No
Tayishes and because OF tho Nc
Cams. Do you think you can fir
u for the with the telephone com
panyT'
"Itll cost you money. Gus. Re
member that thsss girls are poor
over'sorksd. underpaid and growiot
~ by everybody In the world II you
want service pay for it--part cash
and the balance ia smiles and cheer
fuiness and sympathy. II you DO that
thcy'n smother you with service
aud ii'p been my sIpsrlsneo that ever
II you haven't 30, any money they'll
trust you for q bill Of goods Il
you're human. Waiter. bring ms
some clear soup and a couple Of
toasted orAokera--
END.
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Syndicate. Ino1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Try This On
Your Catarrh

Ordinary methods q treating ca
tarrh are failures simply because
they DO not reach ths affected areas
You've got 70 heal those raw. tender
spots that are hidden away where
liquids and sprays never touch them
The best ana most effective msthod
- % inhaio the yaDor q Dec each
night and morning
Gently heat spoonful Of Dec"
IN a tln plate and draw IN deep
breaihs Of the pleasant. Eooihing
vapor. This psnetTafes every nook
and corner destroying germs and
gradually healing innAmed mem
brAnss. Right away you viii begin
70 feel better. Hawking and splitting
viii lessen and your head VIII be
clearer.
DEG Il the trade name Of Dennis
Eucalyptus Ointment--composed en-
tirely Of antiseptie. healing olia. Sold
IA SOC Jars or tubes by leading drug
glsts everywhere. Satisfaction guar
antssd or money hack Dennis Eu-
eaiyptus Ointment Co. MAKERS
Berkeley. al.-Adyertisernent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05

male weakness, and there was no nelp
but TO be operated upon, and ofcourse
that would cost US a great deal. MY
husband heard about Lydia =. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound at the
factory and one night he stopped at
the drug store and bought me bottle
oft. / had begunto think there was no
help for me, but took three bottles OF
IL and nowI feel like myselfoncemore.
The price for three bottles wasn't so
much as the doctor had charged. l
cannot praise Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound enough. '-.mrs.
DORA OSBORNE, 430 Sherman Ave-,
South Bend, Indiana.
Women troubled with female wcali-
meas should give Lydia y. Pinkhame
Vegetable Compound Q fair trial.
advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Enlarge City's
Automobile Park

Tourists coming IN after Juno !
win find ample accommodation for
200 moro automobiles in the Wood.
land auto tourist park. Il was an
nounood Saturday. after an lnspee-
ton Friday afternoon By Joint com.
mittee Of Chamber Of commares
workers and the Seattle park board.
Formal opening OF the present park
has been postponed 20 tho middle Of
May. tho accommodations are avail.
abba for early motor travellers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
"Did uon Bee Jndv and BE babpa0 he repeated.
10. 17-MIsTER PUNCH HUNTS JUDY

ibid anybody SEQ Judy and the
baby?" asked Mister Punch.
Mister Punch looked very funny,
dressed in sort Of red and yellow
gown. and a high-peaked hat with
taSsels on the side.
did you SEQ Judy and the
baby7 he repeated. II thought
that after I'd thrown them out OF
the window they might come TO
Doofunny land. Such queer peo-
pie como here 10 live. and Judy
was certainly queer 'un."
Nancy and Nick looked al Mister
Punch and then at Mister Fuz:
wuzz, and then at Mister Punch
again. They didn't know a word
he was talking about.
III you do find Judy" said Nils
ter Fuzz Wuzz. what do you In.
tend 20 do with herr
"Ohg' cried Mister Punch. tho
tears starting TO his eyes, II intend
TO giys her my stick md let her
belabor mo for awhile. I'm sorry
I treated her 40. never meant TO,
but after Toby bit mo on tho nose
I kind OF got mixed up In my head
and didn't know whit 7 was doing.
DO you want mo TO tell you about
IT."
"Oh, year cried both Twins
eagerly. please do. Mister Punch.
II sounds Just fine"
"Othcr peoples troubles always
do" declared Mister Punch with a
grimace. But sit down and I'll be-
gin at tho beginning.
Ono fine day got ready to take
Judy and the baby for a walk. Judy
was my wife and tho baby was our
only child.
well. ] waited and waited and
waited, and every timo I called TO
her TO hurry up. she would call
back, Just a minute. Mister Punch.
Just ono more minute
II was looking out of the window
while was waiting, and a show
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
A Story of Seattle and
The South Seas
BY FRED v. WILLIAMS
Drawings by Clyde Ludwlek

dowa In Seattle. II was the same
sweet scent that had traned Ia the
wake of tho woman IN black en- the
nisht he had entered the empty
house.
A cloud swept across hts vision.
The sunlight seemed 20 fade. Hls
senses rceicd. The flower ZEN from
nerYeless fingers. Ho heard smith
calling franticaily 20 him. as IN the
distance he caught the frightened
cries 81 tho natives.
tlEhtinE the inioxication Of the
moment. Clark tried 20 rise. but he
fcli back. limp and exhausted. lie
VAS sinking. falling into tho black
abyss that had overtaken him on the
night In tho old house OF a hundred
windows.
"Hslpr' he called fesbly. smith.
nslpF'
Strong arms. TOBIAS arms. closed
about him. lie felt himself lifted.
carried. pressed close 90 her breast.
Now. above tho cries OF tho men.
coming nearer. no heard Smith.
shouting fran,icaily In the native
tongue.
Clark opened his eysa Hs was IN
Toha's arms. Tobs was standing on
the throne. facing Smith and the ma.
tive men. They were demanding
possession % him and she. glorious
Ia her eurS. was refusing 10 give
him NJ.
Now he heard her spsak and over
the asscmbiage iuii fell. They
were listening. when she had I'm.
ished great cry arose. a CRY OF ter.
TOR and panic.
Smith spoke IN Engliah. Clark,
recovering slowly from his shameful
lcthargy. heard as from afar;
Go with herr Smith shouted.
Everything Il iosu The beast Is
looael Every man for himself nowF'
Toba caught him closer to her and
sprang from tho throne. shs was
Notwithstanding with him Ike q
deer.
He heard her labored breathing.
caught Fllmpaes of tho smooth
bronze Of her cheeks. now flashes
from her great black eyes
They were climbing now. Toba
was stralning with her burden tn.
path was steep. Below. far behind.
there broke low rumble. like the
peal OF distant thunder.
Clark. hts head swimming. the llda
Of his eyes heavy. realized even IN
his lciharsio state that this roar came
from a living thing. that this wa.
tho monster OF which Smith spoke.
Toba finally stopped. sho allowed
him 70 slip 20 tho ground. and while
she gaspsd Tor breath Clark. fighting
the drowslncss which had come over
him. struggled 10 rise.
The maiden watched him struggle
at her feet. allowed him 20 crawl a
few feet away and then. a. he sank
exhausted and dizzy she rushed AZ
him. picked him up and continued
her climb.
Where was he being tAksn1 To
death az tho hands OF tho queen he
had shanned and dspossdf To sacri,
fee under the bridal knifei
Ills eyes closed. He sank. sank.
sank. swiftly. with terrifying flight
into oblivion.
What happens 10 Clark In the
nrxt installment of this thriller.
Does tho beast get himf VIII
Toba kill him. Clark Is In great
danger. His story becomes moro
exciting. Watch for tho next
issue Of The Star.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Does Your Food
Turn to Gas?

Perhaps that Is Why you feet 20 nsr-
yous, irritable and depressed at times
why you suffer from lightning jabs OF
pain about your heart. paIpltatlon. Short
ness OF breath, dizzy spells. faininen.,
headaches. bloating, poor circulation or
drowriness after eating.
You can easily avoid all distress from
rss BY taking Eopa Gas Tablets before
and after meals. Not only do these re-
msrkabis tablets give prompt relief
= when taken during an acute attack. ba,
their continued use Will help 20 rsmove
the Gauss OF the trouhls entirely.
Eopa Gas Tablets contain nothing
tina, can harm you in any way. Pleas
snt 70 take and fres from objectionable
oder This very first doss should con-
vince you Of their merit De sur. IN
get "Eopa," tho original and only ssnu.
inc Gas Tablets. They cost no rn,,r.
than limitations Price, 400, noid IN
ssattls BY Bartsil Drug Stores ana other
leading druggists. Bosrioks q Runyon
%. Mrs, San Traneisoo.--Adysrtiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Six Children Are
Left Motherless

Last rites for Mira Mary Eiiason.
30. a native Of Norway. win be hsid
az The Butlerworth mortuary az $40
sunday afternoon. She died Thurs
day evening a. the laurel Beach
aanitsrium. She II survived by six
cLIldrnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05

The whittier Heights Improve
mcnt club offered tho board OF edn
cation Friday assistnnce IN putting
the addition 10 tho whittier play.
ground 10 condition. The club at.
ready has done some work on the
tract Tho offer was made. by
James u. Dupen. club president.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05

my Dack ana DEAR
|ing-down pains. |
was 80 sore ] could
hardly drag my.
self around and
was not able to
do a bit Of house,
work. My husband
worked all day in
the shop, and then
came home and
helped m o at
night. The doc
tors aaid / had fe-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Booze Seller Is
Convicted by Jury

Harry Frazier. Of Issaquhh. IN a
trial before a jury In Justice c. c.
Daiton's court on Friday. was found
guilty Of sailing booze. Judge Dalton
fixed the heaviest penalty tho law
permits. namely. $500 and 90 days in
tail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
AFTER GRIPPE OR
COLDS-THEN WHAT?

DO you feel miserable. logy, tired
and achy. thick.headed or duil7 And
--ohl 30 much pain IN the back
When you can't eat, and when you
don't feel like working. It's time for
you to take quick action TO save you
from moro serious trouble later
There Is some good reason for your
condition and more than likely It's
your weakened kidneys. Help your
kidneys and bladder with DR.. Pierce,
Anuric tablets. This new and won
derful dlurctic eliminates the poison.
ous Accommodations. nushes out the
kidneys and restores them 10 norma
action.
Kidney and bladder troubles offer
follow when one Is run down by IN,
grippe. These diseases often attach
men in tho primo Of life. After tn,
grippe. TO eliminate tho polsons from
the system. take DIR. Pierce's AnuriC
liidney.backache Tablets TO clean out
the kidneys and the bladder, and ar
occasional dose Of DIR. Pierces Pleas
ant Pellets. and you arc on the high
road 10 health and happiness. Every
where folks praise "Anuric."
DR.. Piercc's Anurlc is sold by al
druggists. Send loo for trial pkg. /,
Or. Plorco's Invnilds' Hotel. 6s5 MAR
st. Buffalo, N. X, and write tcs fsos
confidential medical advice>-Adver
tisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Federal Employees
Boost Pay Bills

The mueh-discussed Lehlbaeh bill
on reelAasifieaiion OF federal en-
ployes and the johnson immigration
bill were both supported IN strong
resolutions adopted Friday night al
meeting OF tho Federal Employees
union No. ~ the A. o. ". ". hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Ebert Hubbard's
Son Visits City

Ebert Hubbard. Jr.. ron OF the dis.
tingIishsd Roycroft founder. wear.
ting the same bizarre flowing neoktle
and black felt hat. was Seattle
viEi,or for a few hours Friday. He
left on an early train for Vancouver
II. O.. on q business trip 20 tho eoast
from East Aurora, ~. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Piles Can Be Cured
Without Surgery

An Instructive book has been pub
iished by Or. A. s. McCleary, tho noted
rectal specialist OF Kansas City. This
book tells how sufferers from Piles can
be quickly and easily cured without the
use OF knife, scissors. hot" iron, cleo
triolty or any other cutting or burning
method. without confinement 20 bed and
no hospital bills TO pay. The method
has been . success for twenty-five years
and in more than five thousand cases
Tho book In sent postpaid free 10 per-
sons afflicted with piles or other rectal
troubles who clip this item and mail II
with name and address to Or. Mccieary,
btT Parisviow sanItarlum, Kansas City,
observation-disclosures.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05

Seattle ana King county have
ioinsd hands 20 combat the earwlg
pest A survey OF tho city IL TO be
made 20 determine just what areas
arc likely 20 be attacked and what
areas VIII bo immune.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
Two Spanish War
Vets Are Buried

spanish var veterans n Tortaon.
ThygeHsE post offciaisd Friday AZ.
ierDoou at funeral ceremonies Dor
TWO post msmhcrH. ". IL Ormsby az
Auburn and J. n. JenbsrEhy ~
Kent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
srAR THERE


Floyd CLARK. Seattle artist. is iured
ln.to an abandoned cid house on ticR-
800 hlll b. = mysterious woman ga
black. tie a. overcome "a the dark.
and rcgains consciousness On an un-
chgrted Island someN here in the
Pacific whore women ~ great beau
~ and strength rule over pnny mon.
4 The cid queen takes fancy "a
I'm. but he rehuffs her and che floss
hlu- Clark, in Fage, rebels and TELLS
her.
The men rise in revolt against the
women. CLARK leads a. lie finds
Pref smith. 30 years a shipV reek on
the Island, who has lcarrsed abe nA-
tiNeH language. lie Is cared for aud
claimed Tor marriage BY TobA- an
AmAEenian beauty, who later saves
clark learns the penalty % love
en- the island e death. the women
believing they should sacrifice their
Enouses 10 the gods of fire Only ~
resisting the wilss % TohA can no
live clark is told.
Now 60 on WITH rue STORY
CHAPTER VIII
A BANQUET was spread upon the
n sand. Clark ate greedily iron,
his throne. ber~re they had finished
their meal. the native men rose and
left their food. They moved about
uneasily. Smith. too. was disturbed.
Then into their midst came tho
slim. 1.-THE form % a beautiful girl.
She was breathing heavily from a
long run. Clark recognised her a.
the maiden who had FIRST minlsiereG
70 him.
That Is the girl first saw on the
island" Clark said 20 smith. what
Is her manner
sunshine OF the Sea- Is The
translation Of her name" replied
Smith. call her Toba. that a tbs
pronunciation Of her name In the
native language. She = tho mos,
beautiful and. also. the most cruel
and dangerous Of all the mafdens on
the island. Beware Of her"
Clark raised his hand. This throne.
upon which he sat. gave him dignity.
a kingiy bearing. an air OF command
despite himself.
-Tobar' he called The Elrl knelt
swiftly at the base % the throne.
Floyd. ruler Of this land By the
grace Of the god Of fire. commands
you as subject" Clark continued.
lie almost laughed aloud az the In.
eonsrui,y Of this situation. lie.
Clark. starving artist IN seattis's
Bohemia. now = king and issuing
commands to a girl whose beauty
would have captured society In
America.
The giri crept 70 his feet. He
gave her his hand: she took Il and
pressed II against her soft. warm
cheek.
'.Bo careful" warned Smith. Her
charm is Ike the bite Of a rattle
snake
/. clark smiled. After all. he unused.
his Amazon WAS very much a
woman.
Toba spoke. Smith translated. and
Clark forgot for the moment that he
vas playing king and iistensd 20 tho
music Of her speech.
"oh. ruler or this land Of fire.
where love Is death. l bring you
tribute from our fallen queen who
this day presents you. In token Of
her submission. with the Tower OF
the mountain"
Speaking softly. sho hurried on:
Il love you. You are my king
my eonqueror. I am your slave and
your subject"
Clark was deeply stirred. TOBIAS
y eyes, big and dark. wers pools Of
Dfnysiery and warm fire They wsro
fixed upon him adoringiy.
lie took the flower from tho hand
Of this raviEhing girl and raised Il
to hts lips.
on the moment he breathed q
subtle fragrance that stirred hidden
memories.
The old house OF a hundred win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05
HAD TO Let
HOUSEW0RK GO
So iii Husband had to dothe Work.
Completely Restored to Health
by Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound

South Bend, Indiana. - was all
rundown, tired out, and had pains in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-04-05

Here's joyful news for every fisshy
psrron who loves good things 20 eat. es.
psciaily those who are denying them
selves thu things they like most because
81 their desire 10 keep down their weight
or 70 rsdues the fat with which they are
sirssty burdrnsd.
The famous Aarmoia Prescription has
been put up In convenient tablet form
and 10 now sold By druggists every
where at only one doilar per box-ths
world over price. To get rid Of fat
steadily and easily. simply take one Of
these little tablets after each meal and at
bsd,ims until you have reduced your
weight 20 where you want u. No wrinkles
or nshhiners will remain 70 show where
the fat came off.
Simply use Msrnois Prescription Tab
lsts according 10 directions; they are
harmless. free from poisonous or injur-
ious drugs and can be used with perfect
safety. Try them for just a few weeks
and get results without golng through
long rieEss OF tiresoms exercise and
starvation diet Get them at any good
drug store. II your druggist should not
have them In stock you can secure them
direct from the Marmoin Company, tsig
Woodward Avsnus. Detroit. Mich, by
sending one dollar,--AdvsrtiSsmsn
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01
cooLIDar EIN0x roNTos NY1LArKozArA1.

Coolidge en6k mu napokban kt jelentos beszede
ott amelyet den ardees fgyeembe venn republkanus
part moi delgac6ahoz ne beszedeben Aaaban kere kotS
amerika n6knek hogy sek polga koteessget Ha mar
megkaptak szavaza ogot teha enek yee Necsak ezaYk
utan inujanak hanen potik savak Nnyege is eemezztk
mask beszed amely Coolidge elnok mean rokonszenve
unest kee Yofkban hangzo Ell Associated Press ev
bapketjen Az en0k ebben besdben tbb k0zo hangoza
hogy Amerkdnak ckoznia kene gbrosg ntezmenyS
Szval magaeva aaspono aeynek ontosaga
arnak idejen Harding elnok is kemee
Amikor Coolidge veeen messzrenyul0 szezeye folytan
Egyesi Aamek en0k szkebe ket sokan csak rke adj
mnszatort aak bene puritan erk6c0kkel megaldo hiya
tanokpust, ak aigha fog sok yzet zavarni.
D tclt Coolidge bebizonyitotta, hogy habar
ember korantsem ke Abban vasgos Potika
hyzebe ameybep ezdSszernt par eltlalta AIT han
got aey osszeegyezet5 Egyesu Aaok eokenek met6s
eava Dpomstikus k0rdekintsro amey azonban men
gerc szemponok es cskedcek royasara ett ben
tanubizonysagot
Mndinkabb szaporodk azoknak szama ak erik hogy
puszta yeen ondviseles kl0n0 ntezkdese te
meg Coodgeot Harding utddava akknek ogasuk hogy
republicans pnak vonyok k0epette megfeelob repre-
zentav embere is lehene, mint plymouth farmer fla
Coolidgeot ujra ieok eln0knek mnden jel ere vail -
krus dSben tanustott szerepvel nagyban hesa
rul ahoz hogy ajra Egye Amok enoi szksbe kerd0n
mod ahogy amerai n5ket polkai k6teessegHk etesre
ameyet ujsagszerkeszt6k new york;
azoan kk mar eddg eleges esmersssel vseettek anta
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01

Detroitban megjeen6 Magyar Hirlap" egutobbi
szamaban olvassuk az aa1t tud6stdst
x0kobeszoritot kezekkel ovassuk ezeket alias sor6
kat, melyekhez AIT hsszik, szJkseges semm kom-
lne1itar Deroitnak ottan magyarsAgnak
kovetkeznenye hogy yen alias
zedet valotansagok Oft egy napilapban napvagot
Mthattak Youngstownban azonban ilyen t6tt6nhet
meg, itten ket napap kell6en nfornalva ugy
itten magyar mint 6hazs viszonyokro Is szerkesz
t6ik iye ran eikkeket egyatalan mem fogadnanak el
k0zlesre tud6st6iktd Az alantiakban koz6uk ssorol
sz6ra az emlitet cket elyet dctroiti laptarsunkto
vettink at: sFsa Fs ~ satf
Mar ahhoz regen vasyunk szy hogy eeyes aerai
Apokban olyan saat kdl0n sred6 j6ntSekst OIL
vsshatunk amsyek apts ansaga es zenbe6
s1dbbf dtss6lag Budapes esd6 q III tudjA ho1 gEtott
tudota ely Chicago Tribune syndcataa utjAn Dett Free
Iress husv6thktf6 zaaban ato napvs ostoas4E @ arca
lans&g tekinteteben felGlmulhaatan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01

meg jobban szerteszakitjak ezt az
amugy is mareknyi Is egyseges
imunkara keptelen n,agyarsagot.
Al feltekenykedes, irigyssg, az
egymast meg mem 2rtes lett urra
"a lelkeken $ ha ez ICY megy to-
Evabb, akkor bizony nagyon sxomo.
|yu j0v5re van kil2tasa varosunk
nagyarsAganak.
a Magyar Haz negval6sitasa-
max 4erdese k6ril, = tagssg sfra
|sz allaspontra helyezkcdett, hosy
|jeleaieg ~ id6t tehintstSel mind,
|jobban neheed5 munkaviszo-
|nyokra s as agyonkollektalt ma
|gyarsagra mem. rtja alkalmas-
max $ nv gyiijtesi ksnpdayt
|egyel6re elhalasztja.
MolnAr Lajos 4 Kossuth kor eli
n6kc eek utSn ktislentstte; hogy
|miatia ! Magyar mn messaldsit
taskfA y Nagybizetts6g k0zel egy;
lsv 6ta mem volt Alepes 1 Kos.
Esut k0r ujra atyesyii kesdenss
|nyex6s kerdeset 4 aegRr6 W lkozik
Isaiat otthon6 max ;fetEp fteskVel,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01

Vasarnap este tartotta gyiileset
a Nagybizottsag, Habodasz Gusz-
tav lemondott elnok vezetese nle[
lett. DebrosSky Andras aleln0k
'akad&lyoztstasa miatt nem lehe-
tett jelen a gyiiksen igy AIT, q
tsgok felkeresdre lemondott .eL
n0k vezette.
A vasarnapi gyiilesen u SIT Ist-.
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