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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-30
One Year To Lice
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 Tom Kendrick. young American of whom she has dreamed since she met him in the days of her poverty, has re- turned to Paris and sought out Elise Duchanier. When he knew her she was maid to Lolette, the celebrated dancer. Now, because LOfette's jealousy has mis- carried. Elise is La Phalene. whose fame as a dancer Outshines that of her former mistress
 Dr. Lapierre. who loves Elise, has warned her she has one year to live. Elise, sole support of an invalid sister. has sought security in the number of her suitors, playing one against the other. They include Count MOrdac and her manager, Maurice Brunei. Also Ahmed. Arab prince. and DOnG telli, who because of her fought duel of dice and poison Ahmed lost. Kendrick found Elise at the duelling ground whither she had gone in a vain effort to stop the strange contest. Elise tells Brunei she must rest and break her contract with him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-30

Tomorrow: Bound South.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-30

Hut tut nr child Don't let A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-30

To clean zine. mix lime and water tO the consistency of thick cream. This will not only clean zine, but it will brighten it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-05-30

Elise refused to stay the night at the house. pleading that her engage ments prevented her. That night she stayed in apartments behind the Ely
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
HUsvET E. YoUNGsTowNBAN
Nagyszahasu husveti mulatsagot
rendez husvet hetf0jen az East
Youngstown Polgari K0r a Ma
gyar Haz alapja javara,

Az. east youngstown Magyar
Haz iigye hatalmas lepesekkel ko-
zeIedik a megvalositas fele. A
testver varos magyarjai altal meg
inditott mozgalomnak naprol.
napra szaporodnak a hivei igv
minden kilatas meg van ARA, hogy
East Youngst townban hamarabb
meg lesz Magyar Haz, mint a
mi varosunkban. A Magyar Haz-
"a nagyon szepen folynak meg
az egesz dolgot szep
osszeggel fogja gyarapitani annal1
a balnak a jovedelme, melyet
husvet hetfojen rendez a Magyar
Polgari K0r. Amint mar lap1ink-
ban megirtuk, bal sikere erdek3-
ben nagyszabasu elokesziileteket
tesz a rendezoseg, ugy, hogy az
minden tekintetben nagyszeriien
kell hogy sikeriilj0n.
/Mlnden magyar testverunk, akl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27

VASARNAPI ISKOLA.

Kedves vendege volt multi va
sarnap az egyhaz vasarnapi isko-
lajanak. Merasz MariskaN misszio-
narius no latogatta meg Trenton
Dol, n. j. A yendeg egy minden
tekintetben kitiino el6adast tar
tott a vasarnapi iskolak jelent6se-
g4rol, valamint azokrol a gyerme-
kekrol Nakik ebbe az iskolaba jar
max.
Az eloadason mintegy hatvanan
voltak jelen annak hatasa alatt
tizenharman >jelentettek be csat-
lakozasukat a yasarnapi iskola-
hoz. Az esti istentisztelet alkalma
val szinte megtelt a Reed Ave.
alatti templom hitbuzg6 hallgatok
kal, akiknek Kovacs Josef, a gyii
lekezct lelkesze. tartott hatalmas
beszedet Jezus Krisztus fopapi be
szedjerol es annak acknowledgement
Az egyhazi beszed utan tobbe1
felallottak S, bejelentettek csatla
kozasukat az egyhazhoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
TEA EST.

Minda ntekintetben nagyszeruen
sikeriilt multi csiit0rt0k0n a Kos
suth K0rben tartott teaest, ez al
kalommal vendeglatoi tisztet
Haidu Jozsefne latta ell, bajos lea
nyaval. Mariskaval egyetemben
Kilenc ora fele mar szep szamll
tarsasag volt egyiitt, akik minden
faita boh6kas tarsasiatekokka
lfagyszeruen toltottek az idol
Maid tiinderkezek hamarosan te-
riilj asztalkamat yarazsoltak els,
mely melle azutan letelepedett a
szep szamu tarsasag. AIT mondani
Sc kell, hogy volt oft az egy villa
gon minden io, bizony hamaro-
san tiszta lett az asztal, nagy-
szarii etelek hamar eltunedeztek
ioetvagyu torkokban.
A kiiltelkeken bizony mar hal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
sposfl Hllsak,
AK oL,DAL

Lapunk multi szainA ban beigert
Nssarnapi rsrkozese k a palva
Observation-Disclosures Matt - SAL
nos, elmaradtak. Tekintettel ar
ra, hogy az lido ezen a heten IS
kedvezotlen, ketseges, hogy most
vasarnap merk6zesek megtart-
sbat6k lesznek, ha azoban a palya
addig kiszarad, ugy most vasar
nap delntan a Kossuth k0r csapata
Bortz Fielden fog merkozni a
nilesi Atletikai Club csapataval.
A kossuth kor masodik csapata
kedvezo palya eseten szinte vasar-
nap reszi fel nemes kiizdelmet
a Gibson Fielden st. George Att.
ASS. csapataval. Mindket merko-
zes fele Macy varakozassal nez a
kozonseg.
lit emIitjiik meg, hogy vasarnap
nagyon erdekes merkozes szinhe-
I've lesz Clveland. ahol Magyar
Athleta Club elso csapata fog
szemben allani chicagoi sved at
letak esapataval, kiizdelem nyer-
fesenek dija lesz U. S. Amateur
serleg, Ez "a merkozes kulomben
azert is tegtelen fontossagh e>
agyjeletDsegii, miyel ennek a
merkozesnek nyertese merkozili
maid IA bostoni csapattal it
fog eld6lni, hogy melyik csapa;
kepviseli az Egyesiilt Allamokat
ez esztend6ben tartando Olympia
don. A magyar csapatnak kitiinG
eselyei vannak s AIT mondanunE
sem kell, hogy nit jelentene, ha q
magyar caspat mint U. s. A. kel
visel5je belekeriilne a vilagrasz6li
Olympiad versenyz6i koze. Amint
halliik, vasariiapi cleveland
merk6zesre sokan kesziilnek ell
menni vsrosunk magyarsaga ko
ziil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
NEvEsTELY.

kettos 0r0milnnepet tilt az ell
multi vasarnap egyik derek ma
'gyar testveriink jo baratjainak
'koreben. "A Zemplen megye Or0s
kozsegbol kiszarmazott JuhAsz 10
zsef estveriink, akinek otthona
a 1134 Gibson st. alatt van, vasar.
nap este tartotta neyestelyevel
egyetemben, az els5 flu unoka meg
erkezesenek 0romiinnepet. A del
ceg, fiatalos Juhasz J6zsefr6I ugy-
e senki sem hinne el, hogy 3 mar
Nagypapa?
A kettos 0romiinnep alkalma
bol vendegszeret0 haz megtelt id
baratokkal, akik mind elj0ttek
hogy szeretetiiknek, ragaszkod#.
suknak kifejezest adjanak. A meg.
jelentak k0ziil a kovetkezok ne.
veit sikeriilt feliegyezniink: Gc
Csc Janos es neie, id. Aivais1
Marion es csaladih. if. Ajvais,
Marion es csaladia, Berry Miklo.
g neje, Dnldas Imre es neje, Csan,
Tstvanne, Tomory 1stvan es a k6-
sz6p Juhasz leanw. v, :
A vendegszereto haziak perszt
minde nelkepzelhet6~ joval meg
traktaltak a yendegsereget, maj(
elkezd0d0tt a notazas, a muzsika
las tarsasag bizony egyiitt ma
radt a keso ejfeli orakig.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
Az IFJUsAGI KOR.

A baptista egyhaz ifjusagi kore
is sep eredmenyeket tud felmu-
tatni Vas Imre vezetese mellett
mindent elk0vet lelkes tagsag,
hogy a kort fejlessze. A multi
vasarnap alkalmaval szep iinne-
pelyt rendeztek, melynek szamdi
enekszolokbol, szavaIatokbol allot-
tax. K0zremiikodtak Vas Imrene,
Kovacs Mariska, Ungvary Erzse-
bet, Kormendi Erzsebet, Gabor
Ferenc, K0rmendi Emil es id. Vas
Janosne. A minden tekintetben
szep iinnepseg k0zos enekkel $
Kovacs Mariska imajaval ert We
get.
Az egyhaz vezet6sege ez uton Is
meghiv minden magyar embert az
istentiszteletekre, a vasarnapi Is
kolaba, k0zos imara, valamint az
ifjusagi k6r osszejoveteleire.
Az egyhaz ideiglenesen a Reed
ave. alatti templomban (Bethel
House) tartja osszejoveteleit.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
BEAVER FALLS.
MARc1UsI EMLEKttNNEP.

Melt6 modon aldozott Beaver
Falls kornyeke magyarsaga a
negyvennyolcas id0k emlekeneE.
Az emlekiinnepely szep keretek
k0z0tt folyt lie reformatus tenn
-plomban, a magyarsag legnagyobb
resze OFT volt, Verhovay Segely-
egylet 3e-ik fidkja testiiletileg,
amerikai es magyar zaszlokkal
vonult fel az iinnepelyre.
. Az emlekiinnep minden egyes
szerepl6je alaposan kitett maya
ert, minden egyes szam melt6 volt
a nagy id6k Macy emlekehez. Az
iinnepseg k0vetkez0 rendben
folyt le:
A koz0nseg elenekelte a Hym-
nuszt, mely utan Varga Lajos re-
formatus lelkesz tartott k0ltoi
gondolatokban bovelked6 magas
szarnyalasu emlek beszedet. A
Talpra Magyart Nemeth Janos
szavalta ell, mely. utan Ratio Margit
es ifj. Kovacs Jozsef szavalata ko-
vetkezett. Az iinnepi beszedet Ko-
lumbar Antal tartotta. S2avaltak
meg Becze Veron, Feher Andras,
Csonk Istvanne es Balazs lren.
Szatmary Ilonka hatascs eneksza.
mat Juhasz llonka kiserte congo.
ran. Az iinnepely magasztossagat
nagyban emelte Varga tiszteletes
imaja, mig zarobeszedet Kaszo
nyi Mihaly, az egyhaz erdamekber
dus f6gondnoka tartotta. A seer
iinnepseg Szozat elenekleseve
frt veget.
Sajnos, lapunk terjedelme nen
engedi meg, hogy a miisor minde,
egyes szamat kelloen meltanyol
juk, de eleg annyi, hogv mindcl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27

reszt vesz ezen a hAlon, Hltekint-
We attol, hogy kitin5en Fog rnu-
latni, hozzajarul ec5beh a Magyar
Haz alaplahoz.
Tekintettel arra, hogy meg a
baltoF majdnem egy h6nap va
laszt ell benniinket, megpenditunk
egy eszmet.. Az east youngstownl
magyar egyletek mindegyike walt.
sa meg tagjai szamara el6re egy-
szerre jegyeket, minden .egylet
annyi jegyet vegyen meg albany
tagja van k0telezze tagjait azok
atvetelere. Aki esetleg ket egylet.
mex is tagja, az igaz, hogy ICY kei
jegyhez jutna, Gle az Sc lenne bai
hany magyar ember van, akl mem
tagja az egyik egyletnek Sc, kony-
nyen eladhatja ezeknek felesle'
ges jegyeket. Ha 'terviinket elfo
gadjak az egyletek tagjai, ugy e1
is hatalmas 0sszeggel gyarapita
ma bal, illetve "a Magyar Hal
alapjanak a jovedelmet. "A husve1
hef6jen tartando balon AIT hisz
SILK. oft lesz minden magyar en-
Der, hogy alaposan kimulassa ma
CAT j6 muzsika mellett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
sgyss ezerepl8 tndasAntk legjavAt
saolgaltatta i ntltar srdthelte II
d k6zdnsse elisfntresGt.
WARREN, OHIO.
A MUNKAS BETEGSEQELYZo
Macy HUsvETI BAHIA.

A warreni magyarsagnak egylk
legaktivabb egylete a nnunkas be-
tegsegelyz6 helyi osztalya ICY
mindenki 0r0mnel veszi tudoma.
sui, hogy az egylet husvet elso
napjan, apriiis 20-an egy minden
tekintetben nagyszabasu mulatsd-
got rendez Walnut street, Ro-
man Hallban. A mulatsag Macy
sZeriien 0ssZeallitott miisorral 'kez-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
1,EA1sT.

Az ifjnsagi kor teaestis nean
mont vasarnap, afnint az ki lett
hirdetve, hanem aprilis Gan, va.
sarnap este lesz megtartva este Z
oral kezdettel a telnplom bezment
jeben. A kor lelkes gardaja nagy-
szeri miisorral fogia szorakoztat-
nj koz0nseget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
Rom. kah. egyhaz
KERESZTEI.ES.

A SIT. Istvan egyhaz plebanosa
vasarnap, marcus 23-an keresz-
telte meg Eide es Laszl6 pevre, Ia
kacs Mihaly es neje sziil. Peky
Borbala marcus Zen megerkezett
kis fiacskajat. Al keresztsziiloi
tisztseget Pinter JOSEF es Banis
katalin t0ltottek be.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
Reformatus egyhaz
PRESBYTERI GYULES.

Amint szoszekb0l hirdettetett
is, a reformatus egyhaz presbyte-
riuma most szombaton, marcus
29-en este tartja meg presbyterl
gyiilest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
HALoTTI MEGEMLEKEzEs

SERBIAN reggel tartatott meg a
halotti megemlekezes liberaval a
'nemreg elhunyt i'll. Balogh ia
nostert. A koporsos megemleke-
zest megboldogult testvere: Ba-
logh Erzsebet tartatta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27

d5dik, sainre fog kerulni ket egy-
felsohAsos sandarsb, t5bb snsk-
$500, hegedii IS tancszam, maid
a miisor lepergese utan kezdodik
a taaic, inelynek csak hstfon reg
gel napfelkeltekor lesz vege.
A mulatsag sikere erdekeben
lazasan buzgolkodik rendez6seg,
de musor szereploi is nagy elo-
kesz1leteket fejteilek XII, ugy,
hogy ez d miisoros nagyszabasu bal
sokaig emlekezetes lesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
K0zGYttLEs.

A reformatus egyhaz ez eszten-
del elso negyedevi kozgyiileset a
reank k0vetkez0 vasarnapon, ap-
rilis Gan fogja megtartani az IS
tenitisztelet vegeztevel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
CANTO|N HIREK
Kohl: Wolkan J. Jozsef
MARCIUsI ttNNEPsEG.

Teaesttel egybek0tott musoros
emlekiinnepet Eendezett a Cantoni
| Magyar Iparos Egyesiilet, hogv
melto modon aldozzon negyven-
nyolcas id6k Macy emlekenek.
Az iinnepsegen nagyon sep
szamu kozonseg volt jelen elve-
zettel hallgatta a nivos prsgramm
rni1lden 'egyes szainat. A megnyito
beszedet Wolkan JOSEF egyesiile-
ii elnok tartotta, sep beszedevel
meltan erdemelte XII az elismerest,
mely eljenzes formajaban nyilva-
nult meg. A miisor tobbi szama-
ban brillmoztak K0vecsi Laios, q
ki Talpra magyart, Kopp Leci a
XII Marcus Idusat, Kovecsi Jolan
.aki Rakoczy Gy0rgy0t, Kovecsi
Irmuska Xxi a Megfagyott gyerme-
ket szavalta el. Bajos jelenseg
volt hallani kis apr6sagok sza-
vallatat, bizony a cantoni magyar
gyermskek meg> mem felejtetek Ell
magyar nyelvet abban 6pp
annyira jaratpsak, mint az 1angol-;
bah . "a kis szayaa6 x igys3kk s3k'' 3kkezetet !
megjelent kozonseg lelkesep meg
tapsolta. Az iinnepi beszedet Six
szay Janos mondotts, aki lelkes
sz6noklatava1 val6saggal jelragad-
Ia q kozonskget. "a lninden tskin-.
tetben szep emIekinnepely a ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
TEMETEs.

Szerdan temettiik Warrenbcn
Szilagyi Zsigmond es neje~sziil.
Deak Julianna 10 honapos kislea-
nyat, Olgat. "A melyen sujtott szii-
l5knek az Ur kegyelme adjon Vi
gasztalast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
NAaYszBRU AI,KALoM EGY BoLDoGABB
JOV0HOZ.

kis gazdsag varos kozeb
gyalog palava fedt ngy ssoba haz
alkalmas hey crke
gymcs 10 ta6val mas gazdasg
6pdietekke ckey lef k0nnyu reszetze6sre
Ede16d fordujanak tefo
1893 Auto 1885, szemeyesen
keressek fe is w. FEDERAL ST,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27
AZ ENEKii.

Mi az, hogy most soha sem hall
iuk magat enekelni, kisasszonys
Az orvos szigoruan negtiltotta,
hogy enekeljek.
- ia persze! A doktor szomszedjuk
81
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27

gyar % afnerilai HynnuR elsnsk-
lssevel sft vdsst.
A inisor utan megkezd6d6tt a
teaest, a vendeglat6i tiszttt es al.
kalommal Kocsis Janos .kedves
csaladjaval egyetemben toltotte
be, AIT mem lis kell = mondanunk,
hogy nagyszeriien ellattak minden
fele joval az 0sszes megjelenteket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-03-27

malt kukorek oltak szemetdoh.-
box koronazatlan kiraltai, mire a
nagyszerd hangulatbani lsvo tar
sasau lassan szertsszslsit.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-04-17
"Uneosy Lies the Head"

I'd rather have a good digestion
than a throne; and so, I imagine,
would the king and his eldest son.
Few people realize that his majesty
suffers from chronic Indigestion, and
how an earth he manages TO smile as
much as he does passes my compre-
hension. The prince of Wales inherits
his fathers complaint, and is the de-
spair of his hosts and h~ostesses be-
he practically lives on eggs and
farinaceous fodder. His most solid
dish is chicken-and even that has to
be chopped up very finely for him. Yet
he manages as a rule to appear in
the pink Of condition, and his natural
nervousness and fidgetiness Che a
hardly keep still for five minutes to-
gether) and admirably camouflaged in
public.-London Mail.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-04-17
The Lizard

When you have landed and walked
a mile or so along the coast you begin
to realize the nature of the charm of
this lovliest peninsula. 1t is color, in
a word color which changes with the
changing sky, and is always striking,
always varied. The Lands End re-
gion is were and somber from its
granite walls; not 81 the Lizard,
whose very variety persuades to de-
liberate methods. The purple, black
and orange of the rocks; the white,
pink and purple of the heather; it is
s%acrilege to pass them by with a hur-
red glance. You gaze and gaze, yet
are not satisfied. An artist may steal
on his canvas an idea of the beauties
of Kynance cove; / watched one doing
it and confessed that the brush is
mightier than the pen.-Harry Chris
topher Mincbin, in Talks and Traits.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-04-17

Easter on the same day as the Western
church. The East refused and the dis.
pute became bitter, and all those who
Kept Easter on the fourteenth of
Nissan were termed by their opponents
Quartodecimans. Another objection to
the Eastern way of reckoning the feast
was due to the imperfections of the
Jewish calendar. The Western Chris
tians considered the vernal equinox
the beginning Of the natural year, and
owing to the miscalculation in the
Jewish calendar the Passover was
sometimes celebrated before the ver-
nal equinox. This resulted in the
paschal feast sometimes being held
twice within one year and omitted al
together in the next.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-04-17
SsMReR
S

The Easter celebration which skips
so carelessly over the month Of March
and April was the subject of a bitter
controversy, which ragged some 16
centuries ago. The present rule for
the determination Of Easter is that it
must fall on the first Sunday after the
fourteenth day of the moon that hap
pens to be reigning at the time of the
vernal equinox (the point which the
sun passes in crossing the equator
from south to north).. But the vernal
equinox was arbitrarily determined
whether it would or no.. In reality it
often fell a little earlier or a little
later.
The controversy arose over the
fact that in the early days the
Christian Easter and the Jewish Pass
over were usually celebrated on the
same day. AS the opposition of the
Christians to the Jews became more
acute the agitation against celebrating
Easter on the same day as the Pass
OfOl SlChs LII iAO oC1Olld 1ObldlI llC
churches of Asia Minor, many Of
which were racially Jewish, kept
Easter on the Passover date, the four
teenth Of Nissan, the Jewish month
which corresponds to our March or
April. But the churches of the West,
in recognition of the fact that the
Resurrection took place on Sunday,
kept their festival on the Sunday fol
lowing the fourteenth of Nissan. BY
this they accomplished the double pur-
pose of celebrating The Resurrection
on the Sabbath and of separating
themselves from the Jews. Tertullian
states that in the Occident and in
Carthage Easter was an immovable
feast, taking place in the month of
March. He names March % as the day
sumed hat on that date a fast was
begun which wGs broken the follow
ing Sunday in the celebration of the
Lords Supper.
When these disputes arose Poly
carp, the bishop of Smyrna, in 158
A.. D., conferred with Anicetas, the
bishop of Rome, upon the question,
Polycarp pleading the practice of SIS.
Phillip and John, the Anicetas refer
ring to SIS. Peter and Paul. Neither
could convince the other and the mat
ter dropped for the time being.
But at the end of the Second cen
fury Victor, the bishop of Rome, de-
cided it was time to compel the
Eastern churches to follow In Rome's
Lead, and wrote a letter demanding
that the preiates Of Asia celebrate J
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-04-17
EuHtRr S FL:
In Ne0 England Magazine

DREARY, weary was the enrth,
Wy And sad and sore of winters
W. pain.
The trees lifted their leaf1essbOuGhs
In prayer, and prayer was all in vain
Stiffness of death In field and wood,
The stream In bondage pftiIess,
The sod, bereft of life and joy,
Lay suIIen in its hopelessness.
There was no pity in the sky,
There wa no mercy in the mir,
No radiance in the sunset cloud,
But gloom and menace everywhere,
When, hark.-a bfrd-note, sweet and
clear,
The prophet robin calls In g1ee
To stream and field and woodland drear
The miracle, so soon to be!
And 10, the dead old earth nwakes,
And every root and bough and bOle
Thrills with a new Ife's ecstasy,
And pulses with q throb of soul,
And shall 1T be denied to man
To rise from gloom of deaths dark
night,
When nature beckons year by year
To Resurrection, Life and Light!
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-04-17
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In the Easter schedule up to and in
cluda,lg 1865 the earliest date or
which Easter occurs is March "a,
and that happens in 1910. But 1924
will see Eastertide on April 20. In
fact, Easter seems to show a partially
for certain dates, and a neglect of
others. April 20 seems to be a prime
favorite, falling on that date three
times in IL years-once in 1919, again
this year, and also in 1880. But,
strangely enough, in the next forty
years, the Easter of most recurring
frequency is on April $50 it would
seem on this occasion the follies of
April Fools day could well be shifted
to a week day. Easter Sunday will be
celebrated on April 1 in 1884, 1915 and
1856.
But April 1 does not stand alone
in this respect and has to share honors
with April II, which claims Easter in
1927, 1888, 1949 and 1860. April 5 is
another favorite occasion-the Easter
date of 1881, 1912 and 1953-as is
April 8, the day upon which the Resur-
rection is observed in 1889, 1914 and
1850.
The Kevin review. [volume] (Kevin, Mont.) 1922-1929, 1924-04-17

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