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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-01-10
Old superstItIon.

A common superstition at one time
was that magnetic mountains caused
ships to fall to pieces by drawing from
them their iron nails.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-01-10
Has Anyone Laughed
By ETHEL r.
PEYSER
Because

You Want TO "Redooce."
Reducing ones exterior is no
idle matter; IT. takes all kinds
Of self-sacrifice and self-torture.
1t means life without desserts
and therefore your desserts 1t
means watching your friends
consume pastries and candies
while you look on and have
only for your pains simmer
body. Yet sometimes your health
is bettered and then your heart
hasn't such a mass Of flesh to
carry about. But no matter
| what the result OF reducing
may be. 1t is a case of strict diet
and Lenten sacrifice. Let them
howl!
1 Your getaway here 10
1 That you are learning the an
cisnt and almost forgotten stunt
Of seIf-dsnlal.
90 by Mcclure Newspaper syndicsts.l
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-01-10
OF wOoDCRAFT

NEIGH BUNS OT WOVDOx@
Reservation Banner Circle NO
337 meets at Fraternal Temple
second and fourth Tuesday ev.
enings of each month. Visiting
neighbors welcomed
Lillian Biggart, G. N.
Kathryn McCown. Clerk
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1924-01-10

NEzpERcE LOCAL NO. 2, F. E. 9 O.
u. of A. Meets every first satur
day in each month Visiting mem
]. Fl. MITCHELL, Pres
Fl. A. vonBGargen, Sec.-Treas,
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21
KEEP ON PROBING

Senator Heflin of Alabama occasionally has some
thing to say which is worthy of repetition beyond the
halls of congress- In speaking upon the general subject
of oil and oil politicians the senator sad Senators
this should not be democratic fight a republican
right it ought to be American fight for honesty and
fidelity to public duty. 1t makes difference how
many Dohenys may camp in the Capitol it makes no
difference how many Sinclares may come here Let
us who are fighting this fight, fight and on until
the victory is WOn these exposed and this
property is gotten back for the and benefit of the
American people"
That is just what the American people wish the
congressional investigation would do Instead of giving
out names of men who are "nvolved in this or that
unproven manner, why not the men who are pretty
fairly we'll understood to be very much involved sought
after and brought to justice?
We have heard enough to know that there is ground
for criminal prosecutions somewhere The government
IS sufficiently convinced Of that to hire two special
counsel But all that the public has been fed upon in
the past two weeks is series of tips and "namings
The JOY with which the names Of everybody and any
body have been linked with the coil scandal" is natural
but it is all beside the main point It is all very inter-
estng but it has relation to the situation the oil
reserve in Wyoming and California Was the leasing
wise unwise? Was it carried out irregularly or
regularly? Enough has been brought out to cast serious
doubt upon the judgment of former Secretary DENLY
and the integrity of former Secretary Fall Is there
to be conclusion is the whole thing about to peter
out in peanut politics?
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21
BETTER TO GROW SELECTED
VARIETIES THAN "JUST OATS

In a survey of oat varieties made
by the United States Department of
Agriculture few years ago it was
shown that a large percentage of
farmers still grow mixed varieties,
or "just oats" With the increasing
number of selected and improved
varieties on the market, there is
every reason for growing these in
preference to mixed or unadapted
varieties. The idea still is prevalent
that any variety of oats under favor
able conditions will produce as high
yield as an improved, well-adapted
variety, but this is not borne out
by facts.
For the northeastern States such
varieties as Cromwell, Lincoln, Silver
mine, and Swedish Select usually
produce the most satisfactory yields.
In the Corn Belt earlier varieties
are better adapted Kherson and the
various selections developed from it,
such as Albion, Iowar, Richland, and
States Pride, are to be recommended.
For the oat section Immediately to
the north of the Corn Belt, such
midseason varieties as Green Russi-
an, Swedish Select, Silvermine, Vic
tory, and Lincoln usually are pref
cradle. In the southwestern spring
oat section, including Missouri, Tex
as. Oklahoma. and Kansas, the Red
Rustproof varieties are the best
adapted. Kanota, a strain of Fulgh-
um, has become very popular in
Kansas and is now attracting at
tention in adjoining States. For the
Pacific northwest and irrigated sec
tions midseasOn white strains Of the
Silvernine and Swedish Select types
are the most suitable.
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21
HUNTER KILLS FIFTEEN
LIONS IN FEBRUARY

Cleve Miller, state hunter of pre-
datory animals working under the
state livestock sanitary board, north
of Clifton, was successful in killing
Is mountain lions during the past
month. This is a record, according
to officials, who say that no single
hunter has ever taken so many
mountain lions at any previous time
during a corresponding period in the
history of the state.
Mr.. Miller ran the lions down with
his pack of red foxhounds which
have become famous in the South
west for their superior tracking
ability. On two different days dur
ing the month Mr.. Miller was success
full in killing three lions. The recent
SHOWS in the mountains near the
district where he is working had
driven the lions down from the
higher elevation, thus facilitating
his work.
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21
THINK IT OVER

The time for selection Of the city fathers who are
to conduct the affairs of Winsow for the next two
years is at hand The usual interest is lacking.
This speaks we'll for the who have been at the helm
for the past two years. for to this shows that the
people satisfied However it may be, it is time to
begin to think this The present City Council has
proven the good judgment of the people at the last
election and Winslow has been fortunate in having such
direct her destnies The Improvement materially
and otherwise stand monument to their progressive
ness, their honesty and integrity For the first time
in the memory of the writer the business of the town
is being handled in business like This is
reflection of the sound judgment of the present Council
in selecting such trustworthy competent and industr
City Clerk the present incumbent Ed A. Johnson
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21
POOR SEASON TO GULL
By
L. C. Boggs, Extension Poultryman

At this time of the year we are
approaching the natural heavy egg
production period for the hens.
From now until the hot summer
weather sets in almost every hen
will more than pay for her feed so
why should we get rid of her at this
time? If she stops laying in the
summer it is quite natural to be
lieve that she will not start in again
in the fall, because the fall and
early winter is her natural resting
period. This is the chief reason
why the summer months have been
universally adopted as the season In
which to Gull out the non-producers.
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21
CITIZENSHIP

An alien does not change into citizen over night
The changing of his dress may be done in hour The
changing of his speech is longer process And the
changing of his ideas is still longer.
Really, to become citizen Of country, man
must first turn his mind from the old land the new
he must desire to be American In the second place.
he must learn how American institutions have grown
and how they carried on; he must understand what
are citizens responsibilities in this land.
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21

States and settled in Gila county,
living in tunnels and abandoned
mines. 1t was understood before
the officials left Globe for Tucson
that the Mexican officials are CO.
operating with the American auth
critics in arranging for the return
of the leper to the southern republic
and that he vii be placed in the
leper colony at Guadalajara.- Silver
Belt.
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21
DEPORT LEPER

Immigration Officer A. A, Spur
geon and Deputy Sheriff Gilliland
left Globe yesterday with Juan Or
tega, leper taken into custody
recently at Miami, and held for de
portation. It is stated that Ortega
once was deported from Yavapai
county, but returned to the United
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21
EDUCATION

Education is the Formation of such habits of thought
and action will enable us to live sanely and happily
to know how to make knowledge when we need it. and
to be real service to the community of which we are
part.
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21

Miss Atcson whose psychic
the eighteen who has
York the exacg her life She has been
Institute Since
Miss Dennis has found ewely for
hundreds individuals She York hours when she
called ability locating vanity
alleged have which Miss Dennis misad
laundry She does but about her work
way appears
solving problem She feels physical mental strain and
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21

Some of the statesmen who think they are instru
ments of destiny are merely wind instruments.
The Winslow mail., 1924-03-21

The maximum of service which you can get from
your town council equals the maximum of interest
which you take in it's selection
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-19

that
rocking the another dismiar in either
what large cities of the
The biting cold for the
high nfeueny added their lists
winter months
a of the
The police and all
hodups member
applaud
al a
especially this
girls,
latitude
of
suiciency
bad
a
if
the criminal regardless nationality
either their liberties o life placed in jeopardy
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-19
A WORD TO DENVER REPUBLICANS

& eh9sm @ & of wide and destructive POpOFts % @ threat
November
of He
finger
Republican 1920 Jared
n
daily Tuesday
campaign threatened
o It's
primarily
faction
believe that une is being pursued by both and
solemny We
pubcans forever inclined the view that coored voters should
should always be of political mind
n political
difference Negroes is invariably magned
is
soemny
ground
race and we too may have opinion procedure
fellow Republicans the white
desires
will petty pickering and seek harmonious
cratic Colorado in bad way torn by ana
chance for
be whether will
Of fered away by needles uabe to who's
Incons birthday a
Denver is d of exchanging IDEAS
party
pag The general plan good and we nope spehad results % VIII grSW
something of the Denver spirit and return to their homes
the coored
Again we say o you Gentlemen together"
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-19
No Complicated Scheme of Any Permanent
Value in Establishing Agriculture
By CALVIN COOLIDGE, in Message to Congress.

N 40 COMPLICATED scheme relief plan government
uM fixing of prices public treasury will be of any
NJ permanent value establishing agriculture Simple direct
methods put into operation by the farmer himself the only
for restoration.
Indirectly the farmer be relieved by reduction of national
and local taxation He assisted by the of the
freghrae structure which
To make this fully effective there ought to be railroad consultations
Cheaper fertilizers must be provided.
He must have organization The acreage of wheat large
Unless profit stop raising
for export. Organization would help to acreage
DNershcation
assist buying stock other this
be financed through and emergency
expedient
The difficulty the disposition Of exportabe
problem That probably would the trouble by increasing
production But it feasible provide assistance
authority should be
grant its discretion the liberal payment
grains exported for the of the farm.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-19
Women, the Secret-Society, Business and Male
Incomprehensibility


women think society business merely
of the ncomphensby of the male They under
stand the pea TAIL and the boogc for the male to make him
to
themselves not physically beautiful but physically rdcuou phe
which have nothing do with boogc
attempting be attractive they would abolish the hdeous
uniform of the business suit which they have condemned them
selves they would cashmere
There something still left for the fcklor
Let him gathering charms from the Kentucky mountan
the New Jersey pnies watch his haheaded feowczens
the next time they parade in full regala
would presume guess and this like many other
manifestations of the mystery which is Man.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-19
Vaudeville Is the Best Part of the Whole Show
Business It's Clean
By FRED STONE, Popular American Actor.

Thank you for welcoming is home Thank God
Pm from audle that I'm still vaudevan. And thank God for
whole
have and her mother and lis only because people
what vaudeville showed really wantean fun
Vaudeville can't the other of show
Broadway other show street Some people make ho about
playing Sunday night shows They look the shows that
playing all the week Broadway,
There of that be cleaned
Sunday night but night the week. You can't be good
Sunday and bad Monday Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday
and every other day of the week.
I'm dead about this love profession Pve forty
years given the greatest
little daughter Do wonder this profess
clean?
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-19
Among the First Four Fundamentals Of Our Life
Music Stands Fourth


life stands fourthfood
first then shelter then clothing then music The proved that
fighters of
they must be fed dressed quard and kept cheerful mentally
alert qucwed There's where music Marches to take de-
parting Fifth keep them heered the trans
ports send them singing toward the 'front.' and to brace them after
the gng hell of the trenches Soldiers will follow the command of the
shouted would die the officers lips
Splendid work being done today by that department of the United
Chamber the for the
Through this bureau 200 American cities have held and
enjoyed weeks important has this work become Music
week hereafter will be national affair In May of national
Music week will be observed and town the country
in opinion welfare the
Gospel itself.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-19
'Whatever the King Did Pleased All the Peo-
ple"-II Samuel :36
By FORMER PREMIER AsQUITH, in &C

By FORMER PREMIER ASQUITH, in "Genesis Of the War;
backward tribe from the supersion of bbarim
the yoke serfdom, directions the intellectual
Europe who after passing through the of somewhat
sloppy and misty dasm, had of difficulties achieved
political and showing themselves capable of holding
their the practical
trial. maritime fnancaof the competitive modern world?
How such people place their fortunes during the lifetime
of whole the the moods and whms the
and phrases, of a ruler?
might almost be said of him. during the of his reign
David "Whasoev king did pleased people"
(II Samuel 3:36)
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-19
Cedar and White Pine.

Cedar, which was hauled long dis
tances. was used extensively by the
ancient Egyptians for such general
purposes as we employ white pine.
The Colorado statesman., 1924-01-19
God and Man,

1t Is necessary to repent for years
In order to efface fault in the eyes
Of men; a single tear suffices with
God.-Chateaubriand.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-06

Nagyssdmu magyafsag Hnnepss ksrssSbsn
ul6 ekzszcsaladot Nagyssab4sa mdsor pompks sl6a6

sevel ert veget. a gyefmel
a q vasktnapi iskola n5ven
egy srtsIses bronx azoborral M
TEX meg u tiszteletes asszon
Mem lenne beszamo16nl teljes
aak megemlitsse nskGl, hoxy ax
iinnepstg folyama aiatt d magl
;ag Mih6k Sandort kiv6nta hs
hi. a kSz6haihak eleget tkve
III egasz magyars6g h6lAjls 81
szonefet tolmacsolta Mih6k y sIs
keszpar el5tt, akik nemes In19fSr
'nlisszi6t toltcnek Be v6rosnp
Nagyhatasu beszedsben r&zauf II
.tott a magyar fd5 : i naa& &y6r
ayelv jelent5segere kerte ney d
sziiloket, mint ! gyermeke
hogy lelkesz-csaladot munk
jukban tamogassak, hogy az ela6
st esztend6f az evek &mtaIan sit
keres sorozafa k0vesse. a mind 1l6
tekintetben felemel5 iinneps<e ~
met bizonysaga annak hogy Nh
rosunk magyarsaga ne1n csak S
erti, hanem ertekeli AZ 5nxet1en
mainkat azert nalunk neg nei
=. ;.,1ox< c..S,, ..n,~xn<, &:<.x1.~, A.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-06

utjhnak celja el6ad&solk tattf
j gyiijtes - varosun1Eat = maS-
tiszteli lAtoeat<
a napilapokb6l ertesiiIt ~

a napilapokb6l ertesiiIt No.
gyarsagunk arr6ls az 0rvendetes
tenyr6l, hogy DR.. Baltazar Dexs6
reformatns pisp0k ismet Anerii-
kaba erkezett. Varosunk magyar
saganak meg elenk emile skezet sbsn
n . piispok ur ket sv el6tti ifte~
nj l&togatasa, amikor Is nelpcsa
a reformdtusok templom& &bAn l2a3
gattAk meg szamosan hanen
Moose Hall-ban tartott hatalfnas
b esxsSd s ne K meghalle
"a egyiitt lattnk AZ ee6ss aeey
sagot felekezeti kiil6nbst q
kill. 8 81
Masodik amerikai 1T j N
r. van tervexve . reform t
.eme kival6 sz6noka 5 ~ 6lq
erafismusnak bstorleliii s
l6janak masodik utia isln6t ~
'tsssel van kapcsol athan. 4 - |
anyagi gondokkal y fedexet
|nysban auaegss sndzai isiils - ~ Ri n
|l6 Isl mAsyar aebreesni koll . T. q
Ira ) ms ssSte nenasg Iis
|tolt6 intSzmk IA idI d 4
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-06
tl<i5zi lnunl<aviszonyok


ielenlegi helyzetc a bekes meg
oldasra enged kovetkeztctni !
ICY kilatas van ARA, hogy r0-
vid id6a beliil teliesen bekes
allapot lesz ,1rra a hollandiai
iparban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-06
Ac61. S vasipar.

Sydney varosaban, Uj-Sk6-
ciaban az osszes acel- es vas
iizemek sziinetelnek, ennek k0.
yetkezteben q banyaszok q mum
kasok hatalmas tomegekben
hagyjak el ezt teriiletet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-06

Ddil NdidSAtdSUh CiCuHiSAyO -
Kukacok taboraban. Dacara min
den er5fesxit6siiknek terror5uk-
nak, kaptak egypar olyan pofont,
amt hissziik, alapjaban fogja meg
ingatni ext a hatalmas tabort.
New York allamban AL Smith,
alsi katholikus ember, lett ism6t
kormanyz6. Enpek az allamnak
nepe nem volt hajlando elismer-
nj, hogy egy kival6 apa srdemeit
fiuban kell megjutalmazni.
Al Smith gyozelmenek nemcsals
ninden j6zan amerikai polgar
drill de nagy az 0r0m q nedve,
SEX taboraban is. Smith kormany-
70 mindig nyiltan allast foglalt Z
volstead t0rveny atkos tulhajtA-
saival szemben.
Ezentu1 k&t szoknyAs kormAnyz6ja
lesx AmerikAnak. Texas Allamban Mrs.
Ferguson akit egyszeriien csak Fer.
guson mam4nak hivnak nyerte q 9
palm4t Ennek 4 vegtelen nepszerd asz-
szonynak megvAIasstksa isrn6t egy ID
pofon i Kukacoknak fSrj6t ez . fold.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-06
ISVAJc.'
Megssig
. kiv&ndorl&st'

AZ hiflik, hogysa svajcis hiva-
talos korok alaposan megfog-
jak szigoritani q kiXand orlsst
$ ennek kapcsAn remsay van ar
IA, hogy Ilagyon sokg ertekes
svajci ennbert mem veszit el ha-
zaja Ez mindenesetre Macy el6-
nyere fog azelgalni Svaicnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-06

OF es2tendo nagy id0 kiil0n0-
sen sokat jelent cz akkor, ha eat'
az at esztend6t valaki a legrOgo-
sebb amerikai palyan, mint ma
gyar lelk6sz Is tanit6 tolti el.
OF. csztcnd5vel ezel6tt erkezett1
k6riinkb be Or. Gerenday Ilaszl6 re-
formatns lelkesz csaladjaval egye-
tcmben, OF esztendeje vannak k0-
z0ttiink ezalatt az 6tesztend5
alatt megmntattak, hogy lanka-
datlan szorgalmn mnnkajukkal
nelncsak a reformatus ifjnsagot,
hanem mas vallasu ifiusagot is
magyar szellembcn nevelve, ma
gyar nyelvre oktatva megtar-
tottak iovo remtnysegeit sziilcik
nyelyeben.
A reformatus egyhaz magyar
iskolajaban, a vasarnapi iskola-
ban, a gycrmek-klubban 0t esq
tcnd6 alatt egy csomo magyar
gyermek tannlt meg nemcsak irni
es olvasni, negtannlta szerctni szii
leinek nyelvet, megtanulta bccsii1-
nj AIT a felemel5 tenyt. hogy ma
gyar szarmazasu $ kurucok we're
folyik ereiben.
Hogy varosunkban fiatalsa.
gunll megmaradt magyarnak 81
csztend6 alatt a gyermekek sza
zait magyar szellem t0lt6tte 81
ez lcgnagyobbreszt az 3 frdemiik
Vasarnap este zsufolasig t5mve
volt a reformatns templom base
mentje magyarsaggal, kicsinyek
kel-nagyokkal, akilx mind elj6ttek
hOgy ezen al esten meleg szeretet
,tel k5ssSntstk lelxipasztorukat 1
tanito oiplxat, Az iinnepi estsp nagg
= prsett le' ssehaeinF
e15tt, d sxereplSk mindegyike, tlsc
va az est je1ent5ssg6t szivvel-lf
lekkel adta tudasanak legjavaf. a
Reformatns 'Ifjusagi K6r gardajs
a kicsinyekkel, a vasarnapi iskola-
sokkal S a gyermek- -klubbal egye-
temben megmntatta, hogy az el.i
vetett mag, televeny f0ldre ta
slalt dus kalaszokkal orvendeztet
te meg. a magvet6ket.
A pompas mlsor egy arat6 I'm
neppel vette kezdetet, % kedves
aprosag adott elo egy bajos egy-
felvonasost. IA k0vetkezS szerepl6
Szakacs Vera volt, aki hegedhsza-
naval rneltan. erdemelte meg d tap
solkat. Magyar n6takat adtak el5:
Kiss Margit, Sznlhgan Margit,
Molnar Margit es Jnhasz Margit
vegtelen kedvesen. a Margitok
kitettek magukert., a eyermelx-
klub neveben egy pompas yirag.
Il > -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-06
PARAGUAY.
Sziinetel q vizi forgalom.

1924. sept. 2-ika 6ta sziine-
tel a paraguay VIII forgalorn
a kiils0 vilaggal. Ennek Okla az.
hogy Argentinaban q parti es
haj6miinkasok sztrajkba ALA
max. Fermeszetes ez a sziineteles
a1aposan erezhet6 az osszes ke-
reskedelni vallalatok forgal-
maban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-06

(R.) Kedden vAlasztott "a me-
rika nepes
Mire ! sofok olvas6ink lsz6be
iilitnak ! valasztas eTedm6hyGt
mar ismeri mindenlsi.
Calyin Coolidge eln6klsd valasz-l
tasa 4 Il republ blikAn,ls-p part diadal-
mas gy6zelme mem meglepetcsI
azoknak q szamara, akik i6zan,ilS
merlegeltek helyzetet s America
eljovend5 nagy esztendcjet biztos
kezek vezettse alatt akartak lat-
hi.
Meglepetes azonban AZ, hogy da-
cara az er5s ellenjcl6lteknck, da-
cara az ellen-partok minden embe-
ri lsepzeletet feliilmul6 propagan-
dajanak Calvin Coolidge ket
rnilli6yal tobb szavazatot kapott,
mint a lcgut6hbi valasztas alkal-
naval Harding,
III d kit milli6 szavazat mindcn
mel fenyesebb bizonyitek arra,
hogy Amerika nape belatta, hogy
republikdnus Rormanyzat az,
mely minden telkintctben a nspi
al allan iavat szolgalja.
Calvin Coolidge mclle, alelnok-
mex Dawes kcriilt akinek ne
vet ncmcsak Amerikaban, lanem
naindeniitt ismerik 5 szeretettel
emlcgetik. dawes eleviilhetetlen
6rdemeket szerzctt azaltal is, hogy
az 8 tervezcte alapjan folyik va
lamikor hatalnas Nemet-biroda-
lom talpraallitasa. Az 8 szemelye-
vel q legy5zott 5; igazsagtalanul
keresztrcfeszitett cnr6pai allamok
j0vendS sorsara raveti az emberi-
seq bekejet hirdet6 nap aranysu-
garait. s az a teny, hogy Dawes
Amerik6nak alcln0heve valasz-
iatott meg jelenti egyben ait
Isl hosy Amerika alveztreiil
olyan embert fivant ennek az or
szagnak n6pe aki eddigi miik6-
desevel megmntatta. hogy nem
csak sziikebb hazajAnak erdekeit
viseli lefken, haneni t0r6dik igaz-
sagos mAea ssse sFeknsf
csdpyx sven 4 sargas
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-06

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f5hadiszallasa volt - ide futottak
be I jelenfesek innen indultak
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sag azntan nagynehezen helyre
allitotta a rendet. A d6lutani vo-
natokkal a Klan tabor t5bb szaz
tag segitseget kapott 4 katona-
sag czek kiszallas6t meg sem en-
gedte visszatartottak 5ket.
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nem ALT helyre q nyligalom a
katonasag nagyr6sztf visszavon-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-06
CANADA.
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q bevandorlas

Az Atlantic Passenger Con.
/ ference jelentese szerint, Macy
aranyokban n6vekedik a Cana
daba bevandorl6k szama. Ez
a jelent5s nagyobbodas az
Egyesiilt Allamokban eletbe-
leptett szigoruan nj bevandor-
lasi torvenynek tudhat6 be.