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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY =

(From The Tlmes-RecOrder. June
%, 1914.
Miss Antoinette Lockett vii have
as her house guests the first week in
July Miss Sue Antoinettu Brown
of Cincinnati; Miss Oda Teabeaur,
of Cuthbert; Miss Rebecca Rogers,
of Buena Vista, and Mrs. T. Z.
Maultsby, of Albany. Miss Locket.
will entertain with bridge Thursday
at the country club in their honor.
Wednesday afternoon, Mrs. Cor
don Heys entertained at a lovely
party for her small guests, Mary
and Jack O'Hara of Macon, and
Elizabeth Nixon, of Fitzgerald.
Mrs. Frank Harold will enter
tain this week a coterei of charm
ing house guests, Miss Louise and
Rachae l Nunnally of Monroe,
Miss Ruth Reid, of Atlanta, Miss
Natalie Bocock, of Athens, and
Miss Cora Brown of Marietta. who
will arrive Monday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28
STOLEN

More than 1850 million dollars is
stolen every year from the Ameri-
can people, says the district attorn-
ey of New YORK. He doesn't include
theft by violence, such az holdups.
His list is $50 millions stolen by
commercial frauds, 600 millions
through fraudulent insurance claims
and 1000 millions through worthless
securities.
Experts say the total of all thefts
Us over 5000 million dollarss a year
Or roughly 81 out of every SIS
earned by the people in salaries ard
wages.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28
THOUGHT

Let all bitterness, and wrath, and
anger, and clamor, and evil speak
ing, be put away from you, with ali
malice.-Eph. All.
An evil-speaker differs from an
evil-doer only in the want of OPP
portunity.-Quintilian.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28
CHANCE

For every passenger killed, the
railroads carry over IS million pas
.sengers year safely. For each pas
senger injured, $4,000 are carried
safely in a year.
1t was different story before
she safety first campaigns, started
by the Santa Fe. Accidents get the
attention. Safety is so common it's
ignored. With our speed and con-
gestlon, the marvel is not that we
nave SO many accidents but that we
uont have more. Especially with
autos.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28
The Battle of Ballots

The Democratic convention
soon will be balloting on nomi-
nees for president and vice
president.
Most of the shouting and
marching is over. The conven-
ton is now down to the practical
side of the work they are to per-
form.
Primarily the delegates are in
Gotham to select a candidate
who will bring victory to the
banner of Democracy.
The practical strength of each
candidate will be considered in
the light of what States the
Democratic candidate must
carry to win.
On this point certain things
are definitely established.
The party has won four vic
tories since the days of the
Civil War and in one election,
that of Tilden in 1876, the can
didate polled majority of the
votes but lost in the electoral
college.
In listing the States that must
be carried, if Democracy is to
cross the tape in the fall a VIC
tor, the New York World says:
In 1876 Tilden carried Con-
necticut, Delaware, Indiana,
Maryland; News Jersey and New
York. Tilden was. elected.
In 1884 Cleveland carried Con-
necticut, Delaware, Indiana,
Maryland, New Jersey and New
York. Cleveland was elected.
In 1888 Cleveland failed to
carry Maryland, New Jersey and
New Jork. Cleveland was de-
feated.
In 1892 Cleveland carried Com
necticut, Delaware, Illinois, Tndi-
ana, Maryland, New York and
New Jersey. Cleveland was
elected
In 1896 Bryan failed to car
ry Connecticut, Delaware, Ili-
pois, Indiana, Maryland, New
Jersey and New York. Bryan
was defeated.
In 1900 Bryan failed to carry
Connecticut, Delaware, 1llionis,
sfVItavNn MoNVylo,oI
and New York. Bryan was de-
feated
In 1904 Parker failed to car
ny Connecticut, Delaware, Hi
nois, Indiana, Maryland, New
Jersey and New York. Parker
was defeated.
In 1903 BRYAN failed to carry
Connecticut, Delaware, Illinois,
Indiana, Maryland, New Jersey
and New York. Bryan was de-
feated.
In 1912 the Republican party
split into two almost equal parts.
Wilson, polling less votes than
the Progresslves and Republicans
combined in every State outside
the solid South except Kentucky,
Oklahoma and Arizona, was elect
ed by a landslide in the Flee
toral College.
In 1916 Wilson carried Ohio,
New Hampshire and Maryland
in the East, Wilson was elected
by the narrowest possible squeeze
In a campaign in which Repub-
iican blunderings and faction
were at their maximum.
In 1920 Cox failed to carry
any State except Kentucky odt,
side the solid South. he was,
of course, defeated.
1t is just such facts as those
quoted above that will deter
mine the selection of candi-
date.
OF course. it's always posi-
bic that the convention will
stampede-getting completely
out of hand--and make its own
selection regardless of who he
is or from whence he comes.
That happened at Cleveland
when Dawes was placed on
Coolidges ticket.
Because of the facts stated
above, the New York World
does not think that Mr.. McAdoo
will be the nominee, for says
the World ri
The ecOr&Ncompcores.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28

TWENTY YEARS AGO TO-DAY
CFrcm The Times-Recorder June
%, 19O4.)
Relatives in Americas were APP
prised yesterday of the marriage
of Miss Bessie Leamon and Mr.. Fl.
P. Bryan, which occurred Saturday
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28

South and all the West to make
majority.
McAdoo's weakness is the
weakness of Bryan. His nomi-
nation would repeat the disasters
of Organism.
The battle Of ballots is on and
may the best man win.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28

What can jump out of reach
quicker than a promising future?
planned to have the caravan tour
prior to the opening of the tobacco
market here.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28

Keep your temper. In Alabama
a man broke his arm hitting at a fly.
A June husband tells us he has
been married two weeks without
washing a dish.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28

date for the position and it is
with regret that we are impressed
that h is not using his ability in
the capacity of a Servant of tine
people" as much as he seems to
be using it Observation-Disclosures
News.
Those who had hoped the state
would be spared a political con-
test for the two major offices to
be filled this year need not be-
come alarmed at the eleventh
hour entry of sodapop Hardwick
and Elders. They were evidently
out of job and needed some
thing with which to busy them
selves during the summer. The
results will be about the same
as if they had forgot to announce.
-COrdele Dispatch.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28
INJURIES

Having made big progress at con
.querIng disease, the medical profes-
sion is faced by more destructive
pldemic of injuries" Auto acct
dents kill as many Americans as
scarlet fever and diphtheria combin.
ga, according to DR.. j. Howard
Beard, of University of Illinois.
We learn how to dodge one kird
OF death, then nature sends the kill
er in other forms. Carelessness is
taking the place of disease as a life
destroyer.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28
Gi!&la::BIg
a. bgubcrt Apple
BUNK

An Italian is released from prison
in the old country. It's claimed he
served 81 years for friends crime
A bachelor, he sacrificed himself for
his friends family.
Here is applied idealism of a sort
rarely encountered outside story
books. Fiction writer's glorify such
martyrs, The simple truth is that
this Italian was foolish. Sentiment
is rarely sane.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28
DOPE

DOHE
Drug traffic spreads. It's a thou
sand times greater menace than
bootleg liquor. This country of ours
is using SO grains of opium a year
for every man, woman and child
Thirty-siX grains of opium, in The
form Of morphine, is enough to keep
man under the influence of an
opiate for 20 days. These are Off
cial police figures.
Tn only real remedy is education
concerning the perils of narcotics.
Same with prohibition-it's nine
tenths a matter of education, of
thirst rather than quencher. Main
reason for the breakdown of prohi-
bition is the vanishing Of educa-
tional campaign against evils of al
cohol.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28
Stone Mountain
Memorial Disagree
ment

The disagreement which has
arisen between Samuel H. Ven
able and the officials of the
Stone Mountain Memorial AS
ISOLATION is to be regretted. 1t
is unfortunate that the misun-
Outstanding became public, but
regardless of everything elese,
the work on the great carving on
the side of Georgias Granite
Monolith should proceed unin-
terrupted.
A fair indication of what the
Atlanta public thinks of the dis
agreement may be gained from
the following resolutions passed
recently by the Atlanta Hotel
Men Association:
Whereas, Differences and dis
agreements, as appear from the
public prints, have arisen be-
tween the members of the ex-
ecutive committee of the asso-
citation and Mr.. Samuel H. Ven
able of a sort and nature, which,
in our opinion, are calculated to
very seriously Interfere with
building of the great Stone
Mountain Memorial, if not to
completely prevent its construc-
ton; therefore
Be it, Resolved, By the Allan
ia Hotel Association, That we
hereby and now wish to give ex-
preston to the confidence we
feel in the personnel of the Of
ticers and members of the ex-
ecutive committee of said asso-
citation, we being of the opinion
that each and every one of them
are men and women of not on
ly unusual ability, character,
prominence and high standing
in our community, but are pos
sessed with an unusual degree Of
the proper sense of fairness.
justice and moderation in all of
their dealing and transactions
with their fellow men;
Resolved further, That we de-
plore that any differences of dis
agreements have arisen between
the executive committee of the
Stone Mountain Confederate
Monumental Association and Mr..
= 7amuel H,/Fenable and desire to
It's, on record as expressing very
astgB the wish that all diff
Is. and diaagreements may
pediately composed or adj
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28

lODAS buN Nlil pilab al
resolution We desire
the view and opinion
no circumstances
executive committee
e Mountain Memorial
Monumental Assoc
v or permit anything
by anybody, which
the effect, unless
IF stopping the CON
this great memorial,
prevent it by the use
VVa TX
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-06-28

CUIU aIo V-NJI OooIIIl9 vi y
the wish that all diff
and disagreements may
iiately composed or adj
ION some basis fair and
satisfactory, both from
lpoint of the executive
e of said association and
standpoint of Mr.. Sam
enable; but empbatical-
,,o1oT4Asa,, I.-S,,,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
A BEvANDoRLAsI T0RvENE

Habar kongreszus cak anuar eso heeben folata muko
des kpvelUhaz bevndora bosaga mar karacsony uani
apokban megezd vjat abevandoras torveny m6doaat e
6g Az edg targyaaok ak bzonytalan konturokban
k egyes oaok eogasat ebben rendkivu enyeges
k6desben de orvenetes jensgnk ke min6ni att hogy az
egyk epubkanus kepyse6 aas foga
kivaasztasi elmelet ellen
Ez annyit jeen hogy bevandorlokat - a szempon az
uj 0rvenyben ervenye fajuk muuk szefnt ogJak
pszayo embeseges szempontok srnt ameyek mege
enek demokraca szelemenek sertk bevandorok
Onerzetet.
Hogy embeseges zelem akugyan eryenyesle maid
orveny megormalasaban gy6re cupan eves azonban
eddg fezoasokbo k0vekezee tugosan hangsuyozOtt
eeee hogy szempontok heyet kapanak
uj t0rvenyben
jeleneg harom szazkos 0rveny uniu harmncadkan jar
h Ezze t0rvennye baj volt brokrakus akamazaa
knos eredmenyeze Nagyon termsee hogy Amerka
ugy seg magan kerde ugy igyekszk megodan ahogy
enee kvanak Viszont Amerika eaa hagyomanya
egy oan bevandoas t0rveny megeremtes kvete ameyne
cricket embeges vek haarozzak Merit
dos torveny amely pdau Abraham Lincoln humaniznuanak
fajn eseeg mgfelene bzonyos erdekelsegk gyanus oc
enek semmesetre igazona amerikanzmus a es
fejlodes szolgao eszmeit. = ~ II 81 +
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
AMERIKABAN MINDEN ORA
BAN MEGOLNEK EGY
EMBERT.

Az elmult tiz ev, alatt Ame-
rokaban nyolcvan0tezer ember
vesztette. Ell ..eletet gyilkossag
k0vetkezteben. 1921-ben kiil0-
nosen gazdag volt, a gyilkosok
aratasa: $500 embert 0ltek
meg; -atlagban tehat AIT lehet
mondani, hogy minden tizen-
ketezer ember k0zul meg0ltek
egyet es ha meg messzebb me-
gyunk a statisztikai kiszami-
tasban, AIT a megd0bbent6 ada
tot kapjuk, hogy Amerikaban
minden 6raban nleg0lnek egy
embert. Eur6paban csak min
den 634, ,OO0-dik emberre esik
egy gyilkossag.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
EGY HAROMTAGU MAGYAR
CSALAD HARoMFELE
ALLAMPOLGARSAGA.

Az amerikai bevandorlasi kvota
szerint AIT, hogy a bevandOrlo
mely allam kyotajanak terhere
irodik, mem az allappolgarsag.
hanem sziiletesi hely 'donti ell es
ext tekintik allampolgari hovatar
tozandosagnak is. Egy magyar
csalad peldanl ugy jart, hogy az
apa Berlinben sziiletett, az anya
Becsben, az egyetlen gyermek pc
dig Budapesten. Harom orszagbol
kellett utlevelet szerezniok, ha-
rom vilagvarosban kellett eljar-
niok vizumert es azutan ismet Bu-
dapestre jonni0k, hogy kiskoru
gyermekiiket - anndk rendje es
modja szerint magukkal vihes-
SEX.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
BA.J VAN.


(r) Valiant t0rtent a. 1szeretetcsomagokka Annak
dej6n Marczino' Jozsef passaic plebanos Berko d.
Geza aptuladonos vaalkoztak hogy postanal so
kal ocsobban szatanak szeretetcsomagokat ohaSba
ako jeeneg nvomorgo szeretteinknek A. felhivasnak
meg is lett credmenye, altolag 1880 csomag gyut
egybe indult utnak hazafee ahol mar nagyon vartak
azokat. ~ ftf fu
IS Ugy atszik valami baj tortent inert anint haljuk,
sokan kezhez sem kaptak csomagoka szalltlnanybol
lllitoag hat wagon kezen-kozon eltiint. " -
mask Macy baj az, hogy vallalkez6k AIT allitot-
Tx hogy lit lefzetett dijakert, cimzett akasig in
yen uttatjak e csonagokat bizony otthonj alli-
6lag, mndenkve megfizettet6k Budapesttt cinzett
akohe1yeig esedekes vasut szalltas koltsegeket,
Nagyon szeretnok tudni, hogy tulajdonk6pen hogy is
allmk tchat evve akciova Melt liza tenyleg megtor
tentek ezek visszaelesek amiket tuduk ugyan
elhni akkor vallakozo urak felt6teni anyagi fe-
1eosseggel taltoak; is szova arro hogy erkolcs
leg teesen ehetetlenne vanak teve ameikai ohaza
magyarsag el6tt
Tudtunkka ovasoink taborab6l is sokan kiildtek
csomagokat epen exert tetk szova ezt dogot egyben
.nagyo1 keljiI 6ke la othonr6 nezve ertestest
kapnak - tudassak AIT veink Szeretnenk naprenden
tartani ezt a kerdest
Amig azonban konkretlunok nncsenck = ne tcrjink
pacat senki feett
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
A MAGYAR VII.AGPR0FETA

Apponyi Albert, magyar nemzet csodastehetsegu
patrialkaa anelikaiak lnvasara indult Amelikaba
Minden alkalonmal XII is jeent hogy egyoldalu ma
gyar szempontbo hanem altaanos emberi erdekbo fog
lalkozik magyar kerdessel is Apponyito AIT vartak
amerika vendeglato, hogv egesz europa kerdes vi
lagositsa meg.
Az amelikaiak szine-java meg is eltette Appony Al
bert amerka eoadasanak vilagrasz6lo jeentoseget es
pomps fogadatasa megelelo keret volt ahhoz ahogyan
az amerikaak elore veekedtek vilaghirii magyar
tortenelembolcselo nagysagarol Appenxi nem magyar
konnyeket hullatan XII Alnerikaba mem srni
k0nyorogni szanamat kelten Apponyit hivtak,
inert Amerika ane vnek Wilson IA pontjaval vao viag
csaas utan lekiismereti furdalasa vannak, Apponyi
langeszeb6l akaa meiten egy reszet annak j6vatete
mex, amellyel vilagnak tartozik.
Apponyi egesz emberiseg a tiszta igazsagon ala
po vlagrend k0vete es apostolic volt Amerka szellemi
kiyalosagai elott. Mem nepgyesekre hivtak demagog
szonokatokra, hanem tudoanyos aliamferfiak szak
tarsasagaba Mem tzelne, propagania kell hanem meg
vilagitana tantania b0lcs egoldasokat megjeolnie.
Hogy EFT feladatat akkent oldotta meg 6s mas meg
oldasa is lehet, hogy altalanos embem gazsa-
gokat magyar szelem fenk0ltsegevei fejtegette kez
teI1neszetes.
Appony amelikai utjaro mar kortarsak megallapi-
totak, hogy tortenelem egyik jeenos fejezete Avert
histak, hogy kifordtsa sarkaib6l
Egy egesz yilg erszakos eheyezkedesevel Szeben ke
ett harcot fevennie Hadsereg fegyyeres er6 ks6r
M meg csak botra sem AZ igaz
balne hyatva van ARA hogs
megd6ntssk AZ er5szak igazsag
AZ anerikai nlagyarok bJszkek lehetnek "a, hogy
magyar yilagpr6feta al koriikbSl hrdette vagga ne
3 1 IN z7' Is 81 1 txusnA aasrzau6eo s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03

x d < i
javithatatlan borisszak az idok
folyaman valosagos tolvajnyel-
vet alkottak maguknak.
Csak XII lSell mondani a varazs-
.szot es a kocsmak titkos ajtajal
.es az uvegek egyszerre felnyil-
fnak.
| Egy pohar whiszkeyt kapEi
Iebed idejen mcglehetosen konnyii.
la reszegito szeszt feketekaves csc
szekben szolgaljak fel, esetleg ar
italian martasostalban.
/ Mask vendegl6ben csak ennyit
keH mondani:
A tulajdonos baratja va
lgyok.
Erre a pincer maris hozza a
bort.
/, Mem egy helyen azonban valo-
sagos iinnepi szertartas utjan jut
hatnak bor kcdveloi nelkiloz-
hetetlen italaikhoz. Peldaul
egyik vendegloben lie kell huzni a
iobb kezerol keztyiit, az ALA e's
tenni es artatlanul ezt mo aH
Ma mines jo lido VIII
max.
/ Egy kayehazban a vendeg le-
emeli a kalapjat ts icy rebeg:
= 4 Megnezem, hol van ku-
tyam.
Egyebiitt az iszakos a penztar-
nal AIT kerdezi, meme lehetne ka-
nadai penzt kapni? Az ujsagi-o
megallapitia hosszu vandorlasa
soran AIT, hogy tizen0t kiilonbozo
mo don lehet szeszt kapni a felho
kaparokban. Kiszall a vendeg a
tizedik emeleten, egy helyiseg fe-
le lxozeledIk, melyen ez feliras
lathato:
'sKiviteli iigynoksag. - j. -
lit rab'tkkan a titkarra, ki mo-
solyogva ezekiel szavakkal TO-
gadja:
A vezerigazgato ur a szonl
szedszobaban varja ont.
Es a szomszedszdbabal1 tenyleg
varja ct egy iiveg pezsg0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
ANGOL PUBLICISTA
Az OLAHOKR0L.

Londonbol jelentik Sir Philipp
Gibbsnek, a Sunday Times-ben
Magyarorszagr6l kozzetett cIkke
ARA inditotta Ciotori roman pre-
pagandaiigyn0kot, hogy a lap
szerkeszt6segehez leyelet intez-
zen, amelyben Sir. Philipp Gibbs
adatainak hitelesseget ketsegbe-
vonja. Ez a level altalanos felha-
borodast keltett $ Sundey Times
k0vetkez0 szama George Edinger
ismert angol publicista toliabol
cikket k0zol, amelyben az angol
partatlansag neveben iteletet
mond cbben IA ma gyar-roman vite-
ban. A cikkir0 kijelentese szerint
Ciotorinak az megallapitasa
hogy romanok Budapest meg
szallasa idejen csak sajat, vi
laghaboruban elhurcolt holmiju-
kat vittek vissza, eppenseggel
mem felel meg a valosagnak. Mi
mel kevesebbet beszelnek a roma
nok a magyar fovaros megszalla-
sarol, ANIMAL jobban teszik. A cikk-
iro utal ARA, hogy roman meg
szallO csapatOk telefonokat SEE
reltek lie es vittek magukkal, SGT
utcakat teptek fel es az utcabur-
kolatot elhurcoltak. Tomerdek
iiZletet kifosztottak, az egesz To-
allomanyt elraboltak. Lord New
ton Magyarorszagnak roman
mcgszallas alatt szenvedett KARAT
100 millio font sterlingre becsiili.
Ha az ember nyugatrol Romania-
ba utazik, a vosuti vonalakon meg
mcst is Oft latja Magyarorszag-
boil elhurcolt rendkiviil nagymeny
nyiseg iivasuti anyagokat. Ezt az
i ertekes anyagot most rozsda pusz-
titja, inert romanok ennek az
anyagnak felhasznalasahoz mem
ertenek. A magyar kiralysag x
evszazad 0ta all fem az 1919. evi
bekek0tesig es Erdelyre is kiter-
jed. Sir Phillip Gibbsnek tehat
igaza volt, amikor Magyarorszae
t0rtenelmi tradici6in t0rtent ero.
szakrol beszel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
Tuos MINDEN, AMI MAGYAR

Az erdelyi magyar bankok
sz0vetseget a roman kormany fel-
oszlatta. Ez a rendelkezes suly0s
serelme az erdelyi magyarsagnak,
lmely az ottani magyar bankok
reven eddig kedvez6 felteteli kol-
csonhoz jutott. - A roman kOzok-
tatasigyi MINISTER fegyelmi lton
megbiintette kolozsvari fogiln-
nahum tanArait, inert egy kiran-
dulas alkalmaval diakok Ko-
lozsyar utcain magyar dalokat
enekeltek. A verbaszi elemi isko-
Ia igazgat6ja, Gales Janko meg
tiltotta, hogy az iskolaba jar6 ma
gyar gyermekek, akar az iskolA-
ban egymaskoN, akar ~ iskolan
kiyul, az aatcan yagy otthon, a
sziiloi hazban magyarul beszalie-
mex. Kihirdette, hogyha tudoma.
sara int, hDgy valaki barhol, ha
aaindjart otthon' assziileiyel is ma
gyarul beszel, ait szigoruan meg
biinteti. Hogy pedig 9 keptelca
Irendeletet komolyan v6gre i
hajtja, ARA nezve bizonyitek
hogy egy elemibe iar6 kislany
splyosan megfenyitett, inert az ut
can, az anyjayal magyarul beszelt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03

magyarsag ele es merle oft meg
ismetelni vadjat.
Mem meri, inert tudja, hogy ha-
zudik Is AIT is tudja, hogy AIT
meg a leg0ntndatosabb yonngs-
town. "elvtars' sem hiszi ell neki.
Az EIore, amely most kitalalta,
'hogy azert gyiijt, hogy a ke'dves
munkas testverekct het minden
napjan butithassa es bolondithas-
sa Olcsanyi-fele hazugsagokkai,
sem meri megirni, hogy kikre fog
ia AIT, hogy az itteni gyermek
tgyiijtes penzen osztozkodtak. Az
El6re nagyon jol t,rdja, hogy nyil-
vanossag utjan elkovetett ragal-
,mazasert nemcsak bort0n, de SUI
Ilyos anyagi karterites is jar.
Gycriink csak Olcsanyi ur. Ko-
z0lje azokat, akiket nevtelenul
meggyanusit, egy neve alairasa-
val ellatott cikkben. Vagy italian
Homolya ''proletar" volna olyan
szives ezt megtenni. Nekilnk sal
nos, szellemi munkank utan mem
olyan nagyszerii a javadalmaza
sunk, hogy abb6l automobilra meg
sajat hazra jusson, mi minden-
napi kenyerert nehezen megdo!-
gozunk. Homolya, aki kapitalista
proletar, mindig d szemihkre We
| ii, hogy mi irigyeljiik ct. Nos,
hat megigerjik Homolyanak
hogy abban az esetben, ha neve es
felesege nevenek alalrasaval koz-
Ii az ElSreben azok neyeit, alSik
szerinte "elloptak youngs-
town. magyar gyijtesekbol q
lpenzt, ugy lesz automobilurk .es
ITALIAN hazunk is, de Homolyanak
mem fog maradni, egyebe tetvek-
| mel es poloskaknal, amely utalatos
allatkakkal olyan szoros jo vi
szonyiban van.
De ITALIAN megirnak Homolya es
Olcsanyi elvtarsak, vagy talan 4
new york; eloskodok, hogy az d
keziik0n mennyi ragadt a szegeny
ehez0 bolseviki gyerekeknek gyiiJ
tott penzekbol, vagy karolyi.
penzekb6l, vagy az Elofc Palota-
penzekb6l vagy vedelmi penzek-
bol es a j6 eg tudja meg hanyfale
egyeb penzekbols
A mi portankon elj0het Olcsa-
nyi, Homolya es az egesz new yor.
Xxi banda s0p0rni, de meg port SEN
talalnak. Az 8 portajukra egy
/ 1000 l0erovel hajtot t vacuum
cleanert kellene vinni es meg ak.
kor is ketseges, hogy AIT sok
piszkot, szennyet es szemetet ami
OFT 0sszegyiilt, Xxi lehetne tiszti-
tani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-03
ToLVAJ-N -NYELV.

Egy tekintelyes new york; lap
munkatarsa most tanulmanyozta,
hogy az amerikai nagyobb varo-
sokban miiyen hatassal jart a
szesztilalom es felfedezte, hogy a