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aged to catch fine fish and had re
to the arrests.
And from them this much was
learned:
Early last spring the Nomads be-
gan to find fishing poor. Then they
turned to hunting with equally as
little success. Traps were set, but
they were always empty when the
hunters visited them.
Atol Alone Was Lucky
The wise men of the tribe grew
suspicious. Even their greatest
hunters reported they could find
nothing.
Gossip began running through the
camp that an EVIL spirit was how
ering about If it were not destroyed.
surely the tribe WouIG perish of hun
ger.
Now it happened that in the camp
was a lad called AtoI, or Moccasin.
OF somewhat delicate constitution,
he was given much to his own com
pany. That alone was bad.
Again it was related how he man
aged to catch fine fish ard had he
markable luck on the hunt.
The rumOr spread that Atol had
an "evil spirit" lie used it, argued
the old warriors, not to obtain fine
fish and game for himself, but to
scare them away from the rest of
the tribe.
Hanged Head Downward
The climax came when he was de
tected one night in his tent bending
over a fire, either humming or talk
ing to himself
Who else could he be conversing
with except the evil spirits?"
The unucky youth was seized,
bound to a tree, head downward
Other members of the tribe began
executing weird dance in a circle
about him. These proceedings were
intended to impress the spirit with
the fact that they had gained as
tendency over it.
But the young tree was weak and
it broke, throwing Atol to the
ground This time he was tied
spread-eagle fashion to an impro-
vised rack and the dance was re-
newed
Then they left him there to die.
For hours and hours he was hanging
there, head down, his pitiful cries
rending the sharp night air.
Atol, though in terrible agony
and without a bite TO eat or a drop
TO drink. was still alive next day.
His tormentors thought he was TAX
ing too long to die, so one of the
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CAVE MAN. GROOM
SURRE:NDERS AFTER
DAYS IN SNA|NPS

NORFOLK. Va, Oct. 27.-Franl1
James, Norfolk county farmer, who
last Thursday night went to the
home of the parents of his estrang-
ed bride of ten days, shot and severe
" wounded his father-in-law, j. 7.
Mahan, and brother-inlaw, Hugh
Mahan, forcibly carried away his
wife and who has since been hiding
in 9 nearby swamp, surrendered last
night. He promptly was bailed n
the sum Of 81 400 through the efforts
of his wife and later it was announc-
ed the couple had been reconciled
and would return to the cottage
home the farmer had built especial
lY for his bride, with whom he elop-
ed October II.
Just what oCurred after James
broke into the Mahan home Thurs
DAY night and took away his bride
was not clear, and authorities eX-
press the belief he had the help Of
friends in eluding posses who sought
him for more than AZ hours Ac-
cording to Mrs. James, she spent
Thursday night in the swamp but
left him next day to go to the home
Of friend with a message that her
husband would surrender if bail
could be arranged and he would not
have to go to jail. She became lost
and spent Friday night alone in the
swamp, her story goes, but reached
the friends home Saturday at noon
She was successful in arranging the
terms sought by James and he came
in last night Their method of COM
munication was not divulged 1t
was learned that both were supplied
with blankets and food during the
time they were being sought.
The father, who is in the same hos
r,it2l here with his son undergoing
treatment for gunshot wounds, de
clared last night he would not drop
the case even though his daughter
had made up with James and
would press additional charge against
him. Both Mahans will recover.
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Woman Hurt When
Auto and Wagon Crash

TIFTON, Ca, Oct. 27.-Mrs M.
Tucker, of Tiff county, was painfully
injured in Triton Friday, when an
automobile in which she was en-
route to the hospital collided with
wagon. The wagon driver, when he
saw the car, pulled on the reins,
raising the wagon tongue, which
went INTO the car and struck Mrs.
Tucker in the right side. Mrs. Tuck
er's grandchild, whom she was hold.
ing in her arms, escaped INJURY.
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One Man Killed,
Two Others Hurt in
Fight Near Berlin, Ga.

MOULTRIE, Ca, Oct. 27.-Lonnie
Kent was killed and two other men
were injured in fight in which five
mon participated near Berlin last
night, according to word reaching
the sheriff's office here today. None
of the names of the participants
other than Kent could be learned
this morning.
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ATLANTA SPOT COTTON
urRpnnI. COTTON

IIvERPOOl.. Oct. -9.-Cott0H 500, ~ ~.
demand, prices easier: American mlddli nn'
fair, 1889; strictly good middling, l4;o9i
good middling, 14.40; strictly m,uun LIE
II S4; midding 1864; strictly low ma
ding 13.44; low mddlng, 12.99; strictly
good ordinary, 12,59; good ordinary. ll.o9
sales 600 bales including Zoo American
Receipts Ii, 900 bales, including 92,oo Amer
lean. 90
Futures closed staedy, net l. to 16 points
lower than previous clcSe.
Tone, steady; sales, G,OO0i good mlddl'hg'
IA Old
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SPOT COTTON MARKET

Atlanta, steady, &c.
New York. steady, 24.2oc.
New Orleans, steady 23.ooc'
Galveston, steady, 23.ooc.
Mobile, steady, 23c.
Savannah steady, 23.o0c
Wilmington. steady, 2S-oc.
Norfolk, steady, 23.3Sc'
Boston, nominal.
Dallas, steady, 22.G5c.
Montgomery. steady, 22.Ioc.
Memphis, steady 2;c.
Charlestont, stetady, -. lOc.
st. Louis, steady, 22.7oc,
Little Rock, steady, DC
Houston, steady, 23.55c
Augusta, steady 23.19c.
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squaWs cut his throat with n knife.
CraMlS ] like Crab

81 va VS. cut Ills III Odl viii ~ hlllLS
Crawls Like Crab
In the tribe, the police also dis
covered horribly crippled girl
named Madeline. Suspected of witch
craft, she had been MANNED for life.
Three days and three nights she
had been stretched by one foot and
one arm upon the rack. Both are
paralyZed now. Today she p"opels
herself over the ground like a crab.
The officers are not through in
vestigating her case yet. But they
had TO let it go until they got their
prisoners - Atols murderers - back
here for trial.
Now however they are going
back to that wild country OF uncan-
ny people, reachable only by dog
team, canoe and on foot, to try to
bring to justice Madeline's perse-
cutOrs and stamp out forever the
primitive cruelties of her people.
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ST. LOUIS quotations

ST. LOUIS Oct. 19.-Cash, Whoat. No.
real, $1.50U 1.55; No. , red St.+1t1.4S.
Corn, No. white. Sl.05; Ne. = yellow,
81 &c.
Oats, No. . white soc: Nc. 5 white
ASH q i2c.
Closing; Wheat, December. St.42; May,
S1415&.
Corn, December. Si.05li; May. St.10&s
oats, December, 49a,c; May. 541sc.
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RECEIPTS IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO CASH oUoTATIoNs

CHICAGO. Oct. 29.-Whea No. hard.
Sl.3Sl4@ 1907; Ne. 3 hard, $i.37$t a IS.
Corn, No. mixed $1.O4H al O4$t No
yellow, $t.04& M1.0S,
eats, No. white. 47ia@+73lc; No 5
white, 45M453sc
RYE, No. >, 81 1914 al 20l2
Barley, T06t Sic.
Timothy seed. $i5066 80
Glover seed. SIS. 0Q29 90
Lard, $15.55
Ribs. $3.50
Bellies, $1I63.
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METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, Oct, 29-Copper firm;
electrolytic, spot and futures 1Sl2 a 133sc
Tin. ficm; spot and futures, So. 81.
Iron steady
Lead, steady; spot. $S.65Ga.0o.
Zine. steady; last ST. Louis SPOT, Sc. 30;
futures, SG.50M6.55.
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First Step Taken as Five of
One Tribe Are Arrested for
Murder by Northwest
Mounted Police
POOSE.


VAN cOC EN- D. - o'l'
The Canadian government is deter
mined to stamp out witchcraft
,,,,a,,o ~ \ron,od INDIANS in Brit-
;.l, ro1,,,,lia.s f,r ,ot+h horn wiIds
r,ro,, ,.o ho,;o,.ad 40 Ia Tho last MOO.
''e' GU o''0
pie on the continent VINO pfac'lce It.
The first definite step in that di-
,.action a1raadv has been taken with
49,. .- : fi,.o ,,,on,I,ors of tho
tmg az qsI o. ,;4 i,'ei- +o,ti1,ine. 70
5 (LlDT - 20 e. 1-1.,oa,,'o1a how and tbe
S's,,tr1 ,l,a;,,1i,,o 81 , ,.o,,1c, ,,i,l
~ 80 80 1+o,,a r. ah,,.io
Dun 'i'-1il'i'7' - ,e ..a,.iI 80.
!leS' were PoSSe7o''0 u 0''i 7l'i'
JUS, c..o5;..
Arrival o. d par, o. - '' ,7oI,',5
ny ~ ~ ' th - .an W. fol,op.
4Ie'tI1.9o VIZ h,,,+ s+a,tf,o las+ 1Ine and
o e-i+ e,r'5'7 '' In 70 ne froIen Arrtic
,,.,,t,,,.e, 5,.,,~.. o,.a,, 5ao +oa,,s had
,aiff;a,,I4,' =, t,.a,.o1iro
90 ~ w 80 (i'',7 ,o 49,, r-to
ef. our 81 lM i i .tt "5e NV WEN H. bn
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COTTON

NEW YORK, Oct. 29.-The cotton
market opened steady today at a
decline to , to 10 points, with active
months soon showing net losses of
% to % points under realizing or
selling for a reaction which was en-
couraged by easy Liverpool cables
and favorable Interpretation of the
weekly weather report. The latter
stated. that in many places frosts
had been more beneficial that harm
full to the crop and that the weather
had been favorable for picking.
After selling off to 1928 for Jan
uary, however, the market steadied
on a renewal Of trade buying or COW
ering and ruling within or points
of yesterdays closing at the end of
the first hour.
Early sellers became buyers as
prices worked from the early de-
clines. The advance extended to
1915 for January, with the general
list showing net advances of about
20 to % points. The comparative
absence of hedge selling reported
combined with trade buying and bull
ish eastern belt crop adviceS, were
factors but the trading tapered off
at the higher price and the midday
market showed reactions of 10 or Is
points from the best figures.
The midafternoon market was
quiet. Prices held steady with jan
uary ruling around 1851, or to s
points net higher at o'clock.
NEW YORK COTTON
~ tha ruIi in
the exchange today
Tone steady; middling, 2420c, quiet.
Last rrny.
Open. High Low. Sale. Close. Close.
Dec. % % 23 .6I % Is % II % Al %. 40
Jan. =. % 40 % ~ % IS 2S SO %. 80 5.53
Mich. ...23. 10 24.05 % 60 % 50 % Sc % So
May -. "a 90 81. % %. 50 "A 90 400 u. 04
July % 10 30. 93 % 81 %. 10 % rs % ~
11.45 a. m. bids, steady. December,
q. 49c: January, 23.64c; March, 2S.90c:
Nfav IL. IiIIV
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 29.-The
cotton market opened steady despite
a lower Liverpool than due AS the
weekly government weather and
crop report claimed that the crop
had not been damaged by the gem
eral heavy to killing frost in the
northern portion of the belt, the
market eased off right after the
call until December traded down to
1928, January to 23.20, and March
to 23.43, or il to 20 points lower
compared with yesterdays close.
The market soon rallied, however,
on good support, prices recovering to
within to 5 points of the opening
figures.
The market turned easier during
the afternoon on realizing and the
selling of December here by New
York and spot interests. The easier
tone was also helped by a reported
lower basis of spots in the south
west and a falling off in the demand
for exports. Prices declined about
% to 80 points from the highs OF the
morning. Most all the trading was
in near months, but little interest,"
being shown in the months beyond
January. The exports for the day
totalled 34,263 bales.
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
Tho following were the ruling prices IN
tile exchange today:
Tone. steady; mddling, o3.55c, steady
on HIGH Low. Sale Close. Close.
% 4
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KANSAS CITY QUOTATIONS

KANSAS CITY. Oct 2o.-Wheat. No. >
hard, S1.$9@ Las; Ne - red, $14t@I50
corn, No. yellow. $Loo0L02; No. >
mixed, aj6f9Gc
Oats. No. white 49c
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CHICAGO auorAT1nNs

The following We're the ruling prices ia
the exchange today:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
MAsZKA-BAI..

Mint minden esztendGben, ugy
cz evben is egy pompas maszka-
bal szinhelye lesz Halloween nap
jan a Kossuth K0r. Az alarcosok
S maszka ruhasok hatalmas Sc
rege vonul maid fel a kossuth
kor nagytermeben, lesz maid rem
gcteg kacagas, a koz0nseg nehl
fog kifogyni a kedvesebbnel-ked-
vescbb mnlatsagok egesz sorozata-
b6l. Mar lazasan folynak a jel-
mezkeszitesek, mint eddig is, most
is jutalom var azokra, akik jci
mezeikkel kierdemiik maid az er.
t6kes dijjaikat. Az el5kesziiletek
ptrsze titokban folynak, senki
sem hajland6 el&rulni jclmezet s
bizony azoh az csten nagy meg
lcpetesek varhat6k.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
NACYSZABASUNAK IGERKE.
ZIK A REFORMATUSOK TANC-
MULATSACA.

Macy erdekl0dessel kiseri ma
9yarsagunk azokat az el6kesziile.
teket, melyek megel5zik a refor-
matus egyhaz okt6ber 20-an, het.
fGn este megtartand6 j6ttkony-
celu baljat. Az egyhaz eloljar6s4es u
mar most megtesz mindent,
hogy ez bal emlekezetes mulat-
sas syanant keriilj6n belle yo-
t,ngstowni fenyes tancmulatsa-
gok kr6nfkajanak soraiba.
A minden tekihtetbcn nagysza
basu tancmulatsag okt6ber 2O-af,
lcsz megtartya a Moose Temple
6sszes termeiben. AIT nohdanunk
sem kelf, hoey elsSrangu mhzsi,
karol, valamint t6bbfajta sz6fa.
koztatasr6l gondoskodva lesz, ugy
hogy ezen q mulatsagon mindenki
ponpasab fog niulatni.
A bal tiszta j0vsdslme : most
rsadbeIsozds slstt lsvS lslkesslp I
.lSllssgeinck Ffsdessssre less lsr.
diva.
Tudjuk, hogy ezen baloh
egydtt latjuk ~ esssz nagyarsa-
got, Oft lesz minden magyar csa-
I'D tekintet nslkiif arrs, kosy mi
lysn esyhaznak tagja.
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= #.N ~
KESZUL0DNEK A. Mt1KEDVEJ
,G4 y
RI 81 AVA.

K Kpsstith K0r els0rangunak iss
inert miikedvel5i, eddig tradici6Ik
hoz hiven, szorgalmasan kesziii-
mex egy pompas darabra, amely-
mex el6adasa val6sagos esemenye
lcsz varosunknak.
A lelkes garda szorgalmas pro-
bal lazasan folynak, minden egyes
szereplG azon van, hogy a "J6
parthie" cimii darab sokaig fe-
lejthetetlen elmenye legyen az it.
tcni magyarsagnak.
Az el6adas pontos idejet meg
nem tudjuk, annyit azonban mai
most clarulhatunk, hogy a szere
pek mind nagyszerii kezekbe1
vannak. A szerepl6k mindegyikt
tudasa legjavat fogja adm ICY
minden bizonnyal egy pompas el6-
adasban lesz resziink.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02

Tagja-e On mar a Reformatus
1fjusagi Kornek, ha mem, miert
hemg A Reformatus 1fjusagi Kor
oktober lien, vasarnap este, 7
oral kezdettel a templom base
mentj6ben ismcrkedesi estelyt ren
dez, amclyre tisztelettel meghiv
minden reformatus h0lgyet es fer
fit.
Az est kercteben megismertet.
jiik a Kor celjat ugyanakkor
mindenkinek biztositunk e9y fe-
ledhetetlcn kellemes estet.
kefjGk tehtt a reformatus IT,
jusagot, hogy legyen OFT minden-
XII, mi biztositjuk, hogy j6l fog
mulathi.
Tisztelettel:
A Ref. NjusAg Kor
vezet0ssae,
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SULYOS BALESET.

A lelkiismeretlen vigyazatlan
aut6hajt6knak ismet egy ujabb
aldozatuk van, egy negy ewes kis
cs6ppseg. !.
Penteken este egy szaguld6 auto
elitotte Stt6 JOSEF Crescent ST.
alatt lakS magyar testveriink Ter
ka newt kisleanyat. A kisleany at
akart menni az utica mask olda-
lara, amikor egy szaba1ytalan ol-
dalon halado gep keresztiil gazolt
kis gyermeken, sulyos fejseriile-
seket okozva a kis cs6ppsegnek.
"A kisleanykat besza1litottak a
Scent Erzsebet k6rhazba, remel-
jiik mem sokara teljes gy6gyh
tan hagyhatja ell maid beteg-
agyat. A. lelkiismeretlen hajt6 re;
melhet6legt elnyeri maid sulyos
hiintetpSet. ,ss
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02
szsltT Is1ykl1 1aYIET.

Assent Istvan Egylet okt6ber
sen, most yasarnap delutan 2 ora.
lsor tartja rsnass havi syaisset
a Kossuth XII helyistgsbsn. Ke-
retnek q tsgok, hosy pontosap Is
teljes szambsn jelsnienek meg.
A multkori gydlssiink hataroza.
ia alapjan meg mindig hi nem
sorsolt targyak, ugymiht; villany
mos6gep, nJi arany karkot6 ora,
valamint az alld Tampa, most va.
sarnap, okt6ber sen de1ntan 5
6rakor a Kossuth Kor he1yis6ge.
ben XII lesznek sorsolva. keretnek
tagok, akiknel elarusitas vegett
jegyek vanhak, hogy azokat ell
szamolas vegett vasarnap defhtan
2 6rakor hozzak el, - azeh pedig,
akik nem tagjai az egy1etnek, de
jegyekct vettek ts erdeklGtinek a
sorsolas irant, - Dijenek vAsar-
nap delutan 5 6rakor q Ksssuth
K0rbe, amikor is sorsolas meg
lesz ejtve.
September h6ra fclftiggesztett
tagok nevsora k0vetkezG Hor-
vath Antalne ,es Popik, J6zsefne
3-3 havi, valamint vakasi es To-
vath Sander 44 havi hatrslek-
kal.
E hetelii a k5vetkez6 tagok be-
tegek s Bino J6zsefne (374 w. De-
lason Ave.) es CIV. Hajdu 1stvan.
ne (69 Haseltine Ave.).
A betegseg Kaluczky Janos ell
n0knfl jelentend6 be, kinck cine
1349 Republic Ave, telefon szam
1920.
| Kaluczky James, eln0k.
Mixich olspar, jegyzo.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-10-02

A Kossuth K0zm. Egyesiilet
most vasarnap, okt6ber sen este
fel s oral kezdettel tartja meg
rendes havi gyileset sajat he
lyisegeben. Tekintettel a targy-
sorozat fontossagara, a tagok ke-
retnek, hogy gyiilesen lehet6leG
teljes szamban jelenjenek meg.
A Kor vezetosege ezuton is ke-
ri a tagtarsakat, hogy lehet6leg te-
gyenek eleget multkori gyiilGs
alkalmaval hozott anna hatarozat-
max, hogy minden egyes tag
igyekszik K0rnek ismer6sei k0re
ben egy nj tagot szerezni. A Kos
suth K0rt a magyarsagnak AIT
hissziik mem kell bemutatni, cred
menyes multja nyitott k6nyv gyaT
nant all magyarsag el6tt. Ismer
We magyar k6z6mb6sseget, igs-
zan csak a K0r je1enlegi tagsagan
mulik, hogy a K0r tagjainak a
szama mem. -szaporodik. Ha mini
den eggsxes tag yes, magappak eg,
kis faradsagot - egesz biztos
hogy sikerul megnyernie valame,
lyik baratjat vi tagkent..:.
A vasarnapi gyiiles alkalmavel
legyen egyutt az 0ssztagsae
S Eemeljik az vi tagok is megle.
het6s szamban fognak bemutat
kozni. 1.