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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-31
1IENTA DE FIORES NATuRAIEs TK Id Ina rreri6n

CE ALQUFLA lUc,.i yentilado como.
de 800 metros cuadrados caSi on
una sofa liezn. en- el edificio de S'l-
ceSores de Perez IIermanoS de In Ma
rina Para informes, telefono 215. San
Juan. l..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-31

E'IJESE! No pierda esta oportunidad
Cornetfn en- ST de la acreditada
marca "Slingerland' casi nuevo, solo
por diez d6lares. Regalo metodo del
mismo. Dirfjase ]. A. yeldzquez. "a
paterfa "Borinquen', San Francisco
%. San Juan, Z. r. lis
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-10-31

VENDO casa de concrete reci6n cons
trufda, calle Luis Mocz6 No 24
Parada A.. TambiGn solar de 80 me-
trOS cuadrados on esa calle. Informa
ran Tel6fono S14 negro, Santurce.
.-. III
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13

\ = ss$s5 J 4
Folytat6s "a /. olllAlr6ll
tSltenie es q tagokon,. valamint =
magy yarokon all, hogy munkajat
folytathassa.
No most Niles!
A Knkacok elertek celjukat q
nilesi kavarodassal.
Azert akartak Ok Nilesben pa
radezni, hogy felszitsak a vallas
Is fajgyiilolet langjat Is ezaltal
III tagokat szerezzenek, ami ere
ket jelellt penzben vezereik resze-
re.
.Ke1lett a Kukacoknak az a kis
ven, amit Nilesban elontottak.
Annak 1ninden egyes cseppje tob-
bet ert, mint 10 font 1jsagfestek-
kel nyomtatott hirdctes Is pro-
paganda.
Az elfogult, elszaradt agyu
amerikai a nilesi hirek llatasa
alatt rohanta a Klanba beallani,
vagy tagsagat megujitani.
Ravasz atyafiak a Kukac veze-
rex. Tudtak s5k nagyon jol, hogy
miert akartak Nilesben paradez-
nj.
Ley szalnitottak; ha parade
zunk. alkkor elmondhatju'k, hogy
legyiirtiik a nilesi anti-klanokat,
ha mem paradezunk, inert hem
engednek, akkor hangosan ordit-
.hatjlk, hogy amerikai jogainkat
sertik. Ha yer folyik, ANIMAL jobb-
inert akkor lesznek martirjaink.
a nilesi Kukac parade egyszerii
iizleti vallalkozis volt a Kukac
vezerek reszer6l. Es a vallalkozas
j6l bedtott. "A Khan, amely mar
haldoklott, lit vi eletre kelt es
rehamosan nyerte a tagokat.
Exert volt oH nagy sikerc va
lasztasokon Is.
Gondolkoz,iunk ken a nilcsi
eset fol0tt. Talan megis jobb lett
vo1na il Klant paradeztatni. A fl
zikai ellcna1las csak megerositet-
te 6ket. "A nilesi bevandorolt vert
hiaba ontottak - a Kukacok er6-
scbbek lettek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13

gyobb paI6ssiniiseg szerint fel
fogjdtk .nienten az asszonyt. Hiszen
emberi szemf1hlt olcbd nezve nem-
csak artatlann de egyenesel scent.
De akkor AK tortenik, hogy maga
a nyugati Observation-Disclosures ko-
diflkalja a szovjettorvenyt es be-
lole humanus es modern igaz-
sagszofgaltatas egeszen vi szelle-
met olvassa XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13

Vsres harcok folynak Buleari&-
ban a kormany csapatok IS . pa
raxztok 16zott. "a Sara Zagora ke-
riiletben anegindat hareek meg
tartanak. "a sfolkelo parasztok Nj.
lsoloff iigyv6t, q sbolgAr haIdsereg
'sza1adosanak vezetese alatt ALA
max. "A korlaany spatolzAak si'ke-'
riilt q felkel6k egyes osztagait
a stara-zagorai erdSkbe koriifog-
nj. Griciloff kepviselot, d paraszt-
part f5titkarat vasnaverve Sz6fia-
Iba szallitottak. Gantlina as Kuri-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13

T6bb ottani mag var p0liti mus n.
lzasan h&skutatSst rendsztek !
Scent Ists&n napjanak egiinnsp-
aeset is cltiltottSk.
Kiv6ncsiak vagy gyualk ezsk utan,
init sz6lnak Jziszi lsgujabb ssteny-
lSedesehez " azok, skik mind denkep
pen hazakivanjak atkosmaltu We
z6riiket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13
JASZI OSZKAR UJRA
KISZOLGALTA "A
CSEHEKET.
Eml6kirataiban aslz&l6dik a ma
gyarok ellen.

AZ "emigransokka' szepitett
szokevenyekr6la sajt6ban sok $50
esik mostanaban. Azok az ele-
mex, akik szivescn latnak az or.
szagot ujbM oft, ahol a szomoru
tizenkilences 9vben volt. minden-.
k6ppen haza szeSetnek hozni eze-
ket a biinosmultu szokevenyeket,,
hogy segits6giikkel bomlasszaks
tovabb az ofsz4got. "A szokevenyeks
iigyenck likvidalasanal" sok sz6l
esctt Jasxi j Jaknbovies Oszkdrr6l,| i
Karoiyi hirhedt, kethalkezes nem'
zctisegi miliszter6r5l" is, aki a
forradalmak alatt k6t k6xzel iaj jan
aekoxeatta vala az 6si magyar rS-
goket laz olahpknak, racolnak es
zsebr4k koknak.
Ia 80rrsaalnak ftan, nlikor d fe-
lelSsse greSonas el6f elmeneldilt,
ltovabb folytxkta niasyarel llenes
~ ;st = sishxidt l,6esi 8 J0v6
lAazalsjaia 60 6site stt, piszkal6-
dot $ v6l6sSgas hdaaje volt zitar-
,toinak, ~ alahoanak 6s 3 racok-
:, a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13

datAa.
Ha az orvosok allaspontjara
helyezkedik az ember, szinte egy-
0ntetii volna minden 'oryos sza-
jab6l valasz: abszur1unl Az
orvpsDak kotelessege az ember-
dlset meghosskab bbitani, ha mina-
jart percekkel is. Eskii k0telezi
ewe az oryost, de k0telezi lelki-
ismeret is, SIT palyajanak nagy er-
telme, amellyel ha szembehelyez-
kedne, nagyon lis eles tragikus
osszeutkozeseket kellene lialla-
MIA.
De a t0rveny a beteg szenvede-
seiack az er0szakos megvaltasa
kihivas az egyhaz erkolcsi elvei-
vel szemben is. Minden eur6pai
vallas meg az 0ngyilkossagot is
megtiltja 5 csak igen emelkedett
szellemii moralistak merik allita-
nj, hogy bizonyos esetekben meg
engedett, hogy az egyen naga
szabja meg eleteaek veget.
Es tiltakozasok t0rte11nek az
emberi fejlSdes neveben is. Az
emberiseg mondjak laza-
san kutat vi gy6gymodok ntan.
NIinden nemesen erz6 emberlelek-
ben kiolhatatla1ul 81 a vagy, bogy
a betegseget kipusztitsa a vilag-
Dol. Vajjon az.ilyen sshumanus'
aelmeletek hangoztatasa meme
k6nnyehniien a ikultura, alacso-.
nyabb folSara taszitana vilagotg Z
Hiszen akkor oft tartanank, ahol a
regi g0r0gok, akil az aggastya-
nol1at egyszeriien letaszitottak a
Tajgetos hegyarol. Ellenben fej.
6desaek milyen nagyszeru hori-
zontiat mutatja, hogy ma az Ore
geket az aggkori biztositas forma
'jaban teszik eletkepesse.
Ahnak a lerdesnek, hogy sza-
bad-e bizonyos esetekben smeg-
0lni a bcteget, visszhangjat nem-
csak Moszkvaban halljuk, de Pa.
rishan is. Eppea most targyalnak
a francia fovarosban egy ilyen
hasonl6 biiniigyet, amely rend
kiviili Jog aIkalmazhat6sagan
atszik igazat adni. Zynovszlzy Jan
lengyel mot honapokkal ezelotr
agyonl6tte felesege, Staszia Umin
Ska hires lcgyel szineszn6. ~
tgyilkossag max lelki motivu-s
mai igen erdekesek. Egy evvel cz-
'el5tt megnGsiil a lengyel ir6. Hat
honap mulva elkezd betegeskcdni
es kiderilt rola, hogy igen sulyos.
gyomorrakj ia. van. Orvosai tanacsa
ia Pdrisba aitazik, hegy megope-
raltassa magat. Az operaci6 mem
sikeriilt. A beteg allapota folyto-
nosan rosszabbodik.
Noltam q llareteren, nyogi a
nagybetcg - ahol mint sebesiilt
napokig fekiidtem a loveszarok-
ban. De mi szenvedes ahhoz ke-s
pest?
- Az orvosok erre csillapito
szereket alkalnlaztak. DE a. rak
gy6gyithatatlan. Ezt tudtak az or
vosok is Is tndtak a bcteg es a
SzlneSznO is.
Professor ur, kezdte is
met a beteg = mi tudjuk, hogy,
gy6gyithatatlan az en- betegse-
gem. .Miert tiiri, hogy szenvedjek 4
'Mcntsen meg fajdalmaimtsli
Nit fele1hetett professzors !!
"Ninesenek gy6gyithatatlan be-
.tees6eek'' S mik6zhen . beteg 81
fogaival harapta q parnat, nyuga-'
lomra IS kitartasra buzditotta.
A szenvedesek mar elviselhe-
tetlenek voltak. A ferj rinnanko-
dstt . felesegensS
oil meg, edsssm! Ha meg
wan Asaned niutan egy rs ssc-
shetet, 0lj speg!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-11-13
A valasztasok utan

"A WdlaSZldSOh uldn
() multi heen lezalott uegint tustnk egy
negy esztend0bn bekovetkz0 sz6ges vege Dr.
reee6g veget egssz orszgra suyosan
ranehezedO gazdasagi depressz6 @
Egy idegen embernek tzaban avv hogy lit Anne
rkaban minden gazdasa megmozu tsn 5zevan gabalyod
pohai heyzette szne ertheeen doog gazdasagi i
z ami lit mnden negy ezendoben eenteEk
Furcsa egy dolog hogy lit mnden pokad fGeg Hiaba
gyarak ehalozva nyersanyagoka rendelsel aba
meg legaalmasabb lgkor produkv termelesre ha
lasasok idee k0zeg honapokka el6bb cs6en nnka mu
retesk ugy k Aekanak gazdasag slste mint
met0 is
gyarkemenyek eeteenseg nsl sgbe koh6kban
hamu alatt pen csend orsagban munscsaadok
hazaban toteljes holnap mered kerdken
csaladf6 "a kenyerkereso ele. s#sn
Akk takareosak voltak feretette evesb nehex
rekert kr meg cak hagyan asok meg eivsek vala
hogy par h6napot azok nagy caad iostata
vagy betegsg ez0eg eemesztett mnden taao
gyon szomoruan varjak jobb idok hajnalhasadas6t.
vaaszasokon tul vagyk nepakarat tdnteto meskben
rpubanus meett nyatkozot meg hsszuk ue hogy
Amerka nepenk heyes vasztasa eg6sgs gazdasa gko
maid hogy tenyleg csa r0vd lido kerde
fcgnak mindenitt munkak rendesen es aaand6an.
valasz ampany alatt jeloltek resyero engeteg gre
fcgadkozas hangzott ell Bacsak mnden egyes 0 a vasz
tk bzma feeOssees alasokba ultetett eretet be vaa
ma feledkeznek meg azo Barcsak mindeykk eogadna
niagara nerve k0telezonek rtana Ohio allan megbko koma
soelolt6nek jeig "A vaszt kampany alatt tet geretk
- epp ugy koteleznek mint az esku.''
Mnket Observation-Disclosures az orsxagos erdesen Xviii 1eges6
sorban bevandora kerdes Ha enogauk igaxsg6n
hogy koraozas ne bevandorsnak Ameria nagy
akkor hagyhatjuk $50 nek ervenyben ev6 to6ny
kat6 gazsagtansagait Ez alkaommal akak r&mutat
mnen egyes reszetr csupan avval fogkozk mey
k6rdesnek g6g6ben srg6s reszlete caadok
Az teny hogy bevandorot idegen ag pogr hoE
hatja csaaada feleseget gyermee lgssgentejesebb
delkeze orv6nyne or1ssosas rsadam
emer szemponbo eend0 sehogy egyezehet6
utonutfslen morahol predikalo amerkai szellsmmel
t0veny m6dosas6ra vaasx&sok t6bben igs
retet tete remk hogy eek feledkeznek meg
ree0l amnt kongresus ossssur benyuak MODESTO a
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-09
A BIBLE THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY

Seek the Lord, and ye shall line. :.
Seek Him that maketh the sepen stars and
Orion, and turneth the shadow Of death
into morning, and naketh the day dark
Nth night; that calleth for the matters of
he sea, and poureth them out upon the
face of the earth-the Lord is His name,
hat strengthened the spoiled against the
strong. :. Seek good and not epil,
that ye may lire; and so the Lord, the
God of hosts shall be with you-SeIected
from the Fifth Chapter of Amos.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-09
MY FAVORITE STORIES
BY IRWIN COBB

native Albanian, who had spent several
years in New York, went back to his old home
on visit Upon the first evening of his ar
rival the of old negro retainer of the
family called to pay his respects to the re-
turned prodiga
SAM" said the white gentleman 81 re-
member your father with affectionate regards.
What's the reason he hasn't come around to
see me?"
monty good reason, boss" said Sam.
"Pappy he up an died on us yere about six
months ago"
We'll I certainly distressed to hear it,"
said the visitor Your father was a good
citizen and he was bright, even If he had no
education, and he had philosophy that was
all his own.
Eyes, sub, dat he did," agreed the pleased
Sam His mind wuz clear right up to de
end"
We'll, tell me then what his last words
were? III bet they were worth hearing"
"Pappy didn't have no last words"
"Why not? Wasn't he conscious?" u
"Yas, subj
well, then, why didn't he have any last
words?'
Cause Nanny WIZ wild him"
Copyright, 1924
Yes, Lester, a man may feel as young at
so as he did at 20, but be doesn't know
much.
Time works wonders. So would man
if he put in twenty-fOur hours q day as
time does.
Il
No captain, not all girls are angelic be-
cause they have water wings
Don't think that you are vertable Sam
and try to accomplish too much with a
jawbOne
tendency to put on weight ought TO be COM
batted by heart patients. They have special
need for nourishment, to be sure but if they
permit themselves 10 become obese they
thereby put an additional burden on their
already weakened hearts.
Copyright, 1920
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-09
TnE ArLANTA rRI-wNEKLY journal

"NShAAHN~N
! ticket without reservation" and for the fol-
lowing reasons, as he told his fellow mem
bers of the pressmen's union at their bien-
NAL conventions
"The National Democratic party is the
party of Woodrow Wilson, and l can not,
nor do I desire to forget, the record of the
Democratic party under the leadership Of
Woodrow Wilson. l can not forget, nor do
| desire to forget, the records of the Demo-
cratic United States senator's and congress-
men who have, in the main, throughout the
life Of the party supported those measures
advocated by the American Federation of
Labor and the forward-looking citizenry of
our country" This assuredly is approved
since it judges the political tree by it's fruit
That some members of the party of Jefferson
and Wilson fail to see or do not wish to
see those things that make for democracy"
Major Berry comedies; but, he adds, their
political life is of but short duration.
Equally cogent is his statement regarding
the Democratic leader of the day: "In the
Congressional record of John W. Davis as
Representative in the lower house of Con-
gress, there is nothing that can be construed
of the workingmen and women of America
or of the citizenship of our nation as
whole; but quite to the contrary the record
is one of sympathetic and energetic support
of those things that were forward-Iooking
and conceived by men with such thought to
be the best for the nation. The clientele of
John W. Davis a lawyer, and for which
much criticism has been offered, appears to
me to be an asset rather than a liability,
of the nation to select the most capable man
to fill the position of Chief Executive of our
country. I shall support John Davis not
only because of his great ability and his
integrity, but because of his keen sense of
the decent requirement of both nationaIsm
and internationalism; and my judgment is
that his stand upon our national require
ments and international obligations is the
only solution to our present disjointed and
totally irresponsible economic condition. 1t
is my intention to support John w. Davis,
because I believe that he approaches as near
as any living man the high ideals of pur-
pose, courage, ability and vision so ably and
effectively manifested by that imperishabe
leader of democracy, Woodrow Wilson,"
These are the words of a staunch Ameri-
and of tested leader and friend of
American Labor. More than that, they are
evidently the heart-deep sentiment of mil
lions of his countrymen and of multitudes
of his comrades in the ranks of those on
whose broad shoulders the work of the ma
ton rests.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-09
THE HIGHER PROBABILITIES
By DR.. Frank Crane

T is not facts that save men; it is prob
abilities
The greatest truths in the realm of
human destiny, are not demonstrate. You
cannot prove them, YOU must believe them.
, The highest laws of life are inherently
dubitable.
You cannot be certain about whether your
beloved loves you in the same way you are
certain about a piece of cloth being yard
wide.
You can never know that it pays to be
honest in the same way you know that water
IS composed of oxygen and hydrogen.
You cannot know that virtue is best for
you, that purity of mind will bring you hap
piness and power in any such fashion as you
know that there are dozen apples in box,
where you may count them and see them.
1t is impossible to prove there is God,
and that He is good, you can prove that
the square of the long side of right TRAN
sic is equal to the sum of the squares of the
other two sides.
The evidence that the soul lives on after
the death of the body is not at all the kind
of evidence that there is such a city Paris
and that it is situated the Seine
If you could prove these things of the
spirit automatically they would be of no
use to you.
Nothing you know for an absolute GER
tainty has power to do you good, because
such things impose upon your mind like dead
matter. only those truths which call forth
faith and wiH-to-belieye are potent to help
your character.
Moral truth, redemptiye, Iife-giying. does
not strike YOU like a brick; it quckens you
like medicine.
The most important things you have to
deal with are necessarily subject to doubt.
For it has more to do with your joy sor-
row, whether your beloved loves you than
whether boards are level or stones square;
it means more to you to believe in honesty,
virtue, purity, God and the life hereafter
than it does to know all the laws Of steam
and steel.
It's the uncertainties of life that count.
To know how to weigh probabilities is
more vital than TO know how to measure ac-
curacies
philosophical truths" says Bartholcmy
Saint-Hilaire have value only as they are
disputable; they do not affect your reason
like the aXioms of geometry; their very
power to save or ruin a man lies in the
fact that they may always be freely accept
ed or freely rejected"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-09
MOVIE MAD
~ HAzEI DEYO BACHELOR

BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR
What hos gone before-Gloria King
comes to Hollywood with the idea OF
making good in the movies. She be-
comes hardened by the life, and is fool
ish enough to marry Rolf Templeton.
the great screen star, a man she de-
snises. hut one who can further her c1-
reer Later she leaves him, and 1t Is
then that she makes good through tai
ent alone BY this time, however, she
has become spoiled, and plunges into
life of false gayety. She is brought to
a realization of where she is drifting
when she runs over little boy. Just
as she makes plans for regainng her
freedom, Rolf is seized with pneumo-
MIA The doctor sends for her, and in
his delirium Rolf tells her over and
over that he loves her. Gloria realizes
that she, too, cares. Rolls life is de-
SPARED of, but the fight continues
Now go on with the story.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-09-09
4 Wise Word from Labor On
The Presidential Camba;q7,

nRACTICAL observers of politics will not
miss the significance of the recent &C
ton of the International Printing
Freshmen and Assistants Union of North
America in rejecting by the virtually unani-
nous vote of their biennial convention res
olution indorsing the candidates. of La Fol
lette and Wheeler. Representing the liberal
and constructive thought of organized labor
in all parts of the country, the attitude of
the pressmen is indeed meaningful They
were not unaware that La Toilette professed
to stand in an especial and exclusive sense
for the INTEREST," of the workingman
but they were minded also to look and think
for themselves. What could the Wisconsin
senator, without a party, without a matured
cooperation which is in truth the heart of
unionism, do toward fulfilling promises, even
IL he stood the remotest chance of being
elected? What would it profit Labor to fan
the ambition of such candidate? Wherein
would it help the country to divert votes
from the real and momentous issues on
which the Democratic and the Republican
party have joined battle, merely to add to
the dust of a personal political adventure
gotten? Questions like those must have oc-
Cured to the pressmen, as they have to mil
lions of other citizens Anyway, the answer
of the great convention was decisive.
Particularly notable for the light it sheds
upon the discussion is the statement of the
president of the international pressmen,
Major George l.. Berry, concerning the polit-
ical interests of Labor. Declaring at the
outset that he believed in party responsible
ity, which La Toilette and Wheeler can not
represent because they have no party in
dorsement Major Berry said, The American
to any party or to the candidates. of Sena-
tors La Toilette and Wheeler, nor has the
Federation established a Labor party. 1t
must be obvious, then, that there is no au-
thorty, either by executive action or con-
vention action, which could commit the
American labor movement to political parties
or independent candidates. except by and
through the vote of the members of organ
lied labor, who are themselves voters and
must of necessity be consulted and consent
by them given No action that the American
Federation of Labor can. take, no action this
convention can take could pledge the vote of
organized labor to candidates of any party
except by and through the process stated"
Havng thus disposed of the parliamentary
question, he went on to give his own views
as to the merits Of the Presidential contest
on which the country is to pass in Novem-
Der; and therein lies the most arresting part
of his utterance.
Major Berry it will be recalled, was a
candidate for the Democratic vice presiden-
tisl nomination at New York, receiving the
highest vote on the first ballot Though he
was not chosen he stands cheerfully com
mitted to the support of the Democratic
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ly and cheerfuly see
that things are made
right.
We want every sub
scriber to get The Trl-
Weekly Journal reg
ularly and punctual-
". We want all OF
them to receive what
they have paid for.
We want only salts
fled subscribers. A
small percentage OF
errors are unaVold-
able, but we want to
correct them quickly.
Address,
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thing.
She thanked him brokenly. There We're
tears in her eyes, but she brushed them
determinedly away.
What a strange turn of the wheel of Fate
this was, that had brought them al! t gether
again, Would she ever be really safe from
discovery?
She loved David but she dreaded his
anger. she would rather have died, sAe
told herself. than face him now.
She had let her coffee get cold. Evans
gently drew her attention to it.
She drank it off hurriedly She was glad
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No, captain, not all girls are angelic b
cause they have water wings.