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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-07
WHAT STAIN SAID:

class (un) conscious that it almost
makes us. unconscious of the days
when Jimmy Oneal used to talk Of
the 'class struggle" There are other
gems.
Oneal and Goldstein.
On the editorial page in the issue
of March LIST, Mr.. Oneal, comment
/ ing on statement issued by the
Catholic propaganda bureau in Min
nesota to the effect that if the church
did not take part in the social move
ments of the day the movements
would pass the church by, says that
the church program differs little
from that Of the Socialist Party" 1t
would not surprise us to see Mr..
Oneal on the same platform with
Peter Collins and Davy Goldstein be-
fore many moons.
The socialist party, however, is not
so far gone that it has completely
lost hope. The coming to office of
the British Labor Party has brought
the water of expectation to its teeth
and it actually ticks its hungry chops
over the prospect of ambling into the
White House in any kind of a reac-
tionary labor combination. Hence
its efforts to prove-which can be
easily proven--that the British Labor
party is eminently respectable unlike
the accursed communists.
A socialist leader confided to the
| writer few days ago that the so.
cialist party in America would very
likely pay in the conference fol
political action a role similar to that
played by the Independent Labor
Party in England. with our superior
knowledge of economics and our ex
perience in putting out propaganda
we should providing we can keel
you. fellows on the outside (the com
munists) gain complete control Of
whatever comes out of the July 4
conference"
He then went on to tell a little
story of what transpired on the reso,
buttons committee of the c. p. P. A
at the recent st. Louis meeting
While they were considering the reso'
buttons, fear was expressed that they
were too radical. Hillquit suddenly
asked those members of the commit
tee who were never at one time OF
another members of the Socialist
Party to, raise their hands. Only
one responded and he had voted ths
lSocialist ticket. After that the af
fair proceeded smoothly.
The Socialist Party is but corpse
Otto Bransttetr left the national of
flee without any regrets even from
his own cronies. 1t appears that he
quit only when the cash was gone
His successor is begging for funds tx
pay her salary. The big question
now agitating socialist party breasts
is "Can we capture the Conference
for Progressive Political Action?"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-07

before being booked. After being
booked they were taken to the So.
Clark Street police station. The desk
sergeant was not told they were in
the women's quarters and it was
several hours before the lawyers for
the union were able to bail them out.
The manner in which they were
arrested and handled plainly showed
that they were arrested in order to
brighten the other pickets. The at
tempt failed. The pickets kept up
their slow march and only one per-
son dropped out of line to go to the
union Office to report the arrests.
The girls arrested were: Fannie
Yawnes, Eva Baskin, Ray Wytiskov-
sky, Lillian Libbin and Lena Nor
vitz. They will be arraigned in the
So. Clark Street police court this
morning.
Florence Corn and Eleanor Sad
lowska were discharged in the So
Clark Street police court yesterday
when the two scabs who had signed
complaints against them charging
them with assault and battery, dis
orderly conduct and assault with in
tent to kill failed to show up il
court.
Thirteen girl strikers who were
arrested Wednesday evening and moi
booked till late hour demanded that
they be given jury trials and were
released on $400 bonds each. Thes
were, Mary Oppenheim, Rose Yank
owitz, Ida Gifin, Clara Krasnowslzy
Emna Goldberg, Jennie Lieberman
Lily Shankman, Ethel Siegel, Fanny
Ornstein, Bertha Sadler, Bessie
Chaley, Yetta Kressler and Glars
Cabin. Clara Cabin is one of tn,
militants expelled from the I. L. G
w. U. and who has been active ir
/ the strike.
Minnie Parish, olga Levin anc
Julia Radunicki who had been arrest
ed earlier Wednesday were also ar.
raigned and demanded jury trials
They were released on bonds.
In the West Chicago Avenue police
court Susan Pieffer, Catherine Satks
and Angelica Kramer were arraigpeC
and released on bonds when they
demanded jury trials.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-07
Confusion of Sound
at ado BedLGm
in NeIU York CITY

NEW YORK, March 6.-Auditory
hash is being served at the radio
show.
Anyone who has gone into a pho
nograph shop to buy records and
has heard "Hot Lips" yelling from
one .hin, glass partitioned cabinet,
while "Cohan On the Telephone
squawks in competition from an
other, both drowning a harp solo,
has some idea of what it sounds
like at the radio councils exhibit.
Except that at the show at the
Hotel Pennsylvania they have no
partitions. That makes it worse.
Here, side by side, one demonstra-
tor is tuning in on Pittsburgh, Pa,
while an adjacent loud speaker
gives it's hearers Seattle, Wash, and
another few feet away, has just
picked up jefferson City, Mo.
The show is a national and at
times international babel. The voices
Of a dozen cities speak at once
The air is q confusion Of sound as
the same antennae pick up for the
various adjusted receiving sets the
lecture en- "How to Wash Dishes,
from WEAF on 500 meters and the
carp Trio" at Atlanta on $50.
The grand ball room where the
show is being held, is a conglom,
GRAFTON Of neutrodyne receivers
transformers and varicouplers, a ma.
tionaI capital Of noise.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-07
Plan Montana Labor Bank.
GREAT FALLS. Mont. March

GREAT FALLS, Mont, March g.
Local labor organizations led by
the railway unions have appointed a
committee to investigate and report
on the advisability of opening labor
bank in Great Falls. This move
comes at a time when Montana non
labor banks are failing right and left.
An expert in labor banking from the
east is expected to arrive here soon
to survey the situation.
What are you doing Sunday,
March eth? Tell the F. S. r.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-07
Hit Parking. Tall Buildings.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Mar. parking
automobiles in downtown streets and
construction of skyscrapers must
stop in all cities to relieve traffic
congestion, a half dozen traffic ex-
perts told the American Electric
Railways Association meeting here
today.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-07
States Attorney of
Crawford County Is
Held as BOOtLegger

DANVILLE, H., Mar. Estates
Attorney Charles r. Jones Of Craw-
ford County, was indicted here today
by the Federal Grand Jury on a
charge Of conspiracy TO violate the
National Dry Act. The charges in
volve alleged transactions with others.
Thirty-fve indictments were re-
turned today. More than half Of the
indictments concerned Williamson
County cases Of dry law violations.
The identity Of the persons is held
secret until the arrests are made.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-03-07

NOTE.-Here is another INSTALL
ment of the speech by the promi-
nent Russian Communist, Stain,
to members of the Russian Com
munist Party on the problems now
facing the Communists in the First
Workers Republic. In this INSTALL
ment Stain reviews the struggle
against the residue left over from
the war period thru which the
party was compelled to pass. The
views Of Stain will be followed by
the views Of other prominent Rus
sian Communists. Stain spoke as
follows:
WHAT STAIN SAID:
IN the first place a fight must b
4 taken up all along the line
against the residue and rudiment:
left over from the war period in oul
Party; against the wrong idea thai
our Party is a system Of institution
and not new and creative fighting
organization of the proletariat
thinking actively, acting on its owr
initiative, permeated with new life
and destroying the old.
In the second place the activity
of the masses of the Party must b.
increased by bringing up for discus
sion all questions of interest to the
masses, insofar as these question.
can be dealt with publicly, in order
that all may be given the possibility
of free criticism of the Party insti
tutions and their actions. This i.
the only way to transform Party
discipline into a really conscious
and really iron discipline.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
INGYEN ARANYERBEN
SZENVED0K RESZERE

Csak ha bajnak igazi okat tavollt-
.juk ell, fog rectal nyilas verzese, cslk-
landozasa es fajdalma veglegesen el-
mulni. Gondolja meg, hogy gyakori
verzes tcstszervezetet gyongiti cs
hogy az allando irritacio rakot okozhat
/" "Auroeo' kezeles betegseg valodi
okat tamadja meg. sHogy az "Auroco' =
kczeles hatasat bebizonyitsukk fel-
ajanl.nks ingyenes "Auroco" proban-
Kat valamint egy kis k0nyvecsket, mely
az aranyeret leirja. Mindez ingyenes
tehat ne kuldj6n penzt csak nevet IS
cimet Aurora Products Co., 4044 Lac.
le1e Dept. 412 st. Louis, Mo. es for
dul6 postaval megkapja "Auroco" pro
bajat es magyarazo k0nyyecsket.
s.Ss. J-4-11-1s
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
HHTvENNEGYEvEs GYILKos

/ kecskemeten az elmult napok-
BAN Manga Lajos 20 ewes fatal
,gaatlae embertv istallojaban halva
)|'Elaa )tA'Elaaltak. Ak. Az prvos gyanusnak ta-
talta az egeszseges ember hirtelen
kissAlAila1f isli q i, alapos' vizsgalat utan
negAllapitetta hogy Varga hala-
atlsnyakszirtre. inert eros utes
okokta.' Al csend6iseg .neginditot
ts> a nyomozast es. kideriilt, hogy
varga az ntobbi id6ben allandoar
civakedott aposaval, Halasz Fe
rene II ewes foldmivessel. A csend
orok vallatora fogtak az oreget
aki bevalfotta, hogy, 3 olte meg
vejet egy' 0sszetiizes alkalmaval
A gyilkos oreget letartoztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
iH0L NEG A SzIKI.AK'' t144llg
IS AD0F FIzErNEK.:i H,H

A Tornatol par oranyifsa 'fsksS
Ajfaiucska aballppegyeisk os3ssfs la-
xosai szenegteessel leresik kenye-
'iiket sziklas hataraikss az tel
.csen kopaf .s'fDldeReh gazdalkod-
II mem ttnlnak, inert a tragyat
natl kosorakban kell meredek
hegyoldalon 'fekv6 foldekre XII
vinni, ahonnan aalegels5 ESQ EFT
is lemossa. AScseh hat6sagok ere
a teljesen kopar teriiietfe akkora
vagyondezsmat vetettek ki, mint
Ia ezek foldek legkitiinobb
gabonaterm0 foldek yolnanak.
Ennek az embertelen intezkedes-
nek egyetllen magyarazata az,
hogy k6zseg lakosai magyarok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
SzAzHUsZ cENT1MHTER AT
MER0Jtt COMBAT TALALTAK

Observation-Disclosures tudatjak
Orosz Sander, az ottani g0zmalom
ajdonosa, a Nyirsegen, mez0n
,artaban egy hihetetlen nagysagu
ugynevezett pecerke gombara
akadt. A gomba tanyerjanaik at
mer6je mem kevesebb, mint egv
meter es husz centimeter volt, sza-
fanak vastagsaga pedig meghalad-
a a negyedmetert. Sulyra is meg
mertek csodalatos combat es XII
eleriilt, hogy. tobb, mint ket kilot
ayomott. Oriasi meretei enen6re,
A gomba husa legfrissebb volt, a
melyet, amikor elkeszitett6k IS
'eltalaltak, 0ten is ahg tndtsk Il
ogyasztani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
ASSZONYOK
HABORUSKODASA.

Schiirz J0zsefne. Posta Iaszlo-
le, Hegcdiis Istvanne es RACE Ie-
'ez brennbergi bans anal egY iist
yoltak szenkiosztasnal A. ma
yyar asszonyok nehezen mtotiak
/ sZenhez, inert nemet asszonvok
,lzartak cloluk az utat. Exert mel
atlankodni kezdtek, amibol hevea
,erpatvar es kolcsonos serteeel6s
amadts A perpatvar kozben
schiirzne allit0lag serto kifeJezest
lasznalt magyarsagra, maJd All
nondotta, hogy magyarok mel
Ienek Magyarorszagba S kelet e.
e mlltatott, BrennDerg MAI
AUSTRIA. A t0rvenyszek targva
asan Schiirznet tizezer ko,onG
)enzbiintetesre iteltek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
LETART0zTAToTT cSAL0.

A kraycr Il. es Tarsa budapesti
festek kereskedo ceghez beallitott
egy flatalember, aki a Herceg.
Geza-feie vegyeszeti gyar levelpa-
plrosara irt rendelest adott at tiz
ky. seflacra. A festek- -keresked3
ceg az egymillio korona ertekii sell
lacot atadta es csak kesobb gyozo-
dott meg arr6l, hogy csalas aldo
zlta lett, inert Herceg-ceg a rent
delcsrol mem tudott. Az esetrol
azonnal feljelentest tettek f0ka1
pltanysagcn, ahol ugyanekkor d
Herctg vegyeszeti gyar is fell
jefentest tett a csalo ellen, ,,egyben
pedigF a, droguistak szaklapjaban
egy 6vast k0z0lt, melyben felhivta
az erlekeltekef, hogy ceg levele1
vel jelentkezo csal6t adjak at a
rendorsegnek. Minap. >Thokoly-
uti FByachfeld-fele festek nagyke-
reskedo ,ceghlel jelentkezett agy
fiatalember, .aki Herceg Geza
vegyeszeti gyar megrendeleset
:Aozta. Azonnal atadtak; rend6r-
nek, ,aki eloallitotta a f6kapitany-
sagra IS OF tmegallapitottak, hogy
Fischer oLaszlo allasnelkiili dro
guistaseged, az illeto. Fischer be.
ismerte, hogy hat esetben kovetett
ell ilyen modon csalasokat. A rend.
orseg letart6ztatta a, csalot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
ELADo.

Nagyon j6l memo <PEK .yUzLET a
South Avenuen elad6. Az uzlethez tar
.tozik 6 szobas lakas. garage, nagy
lot, truck, lovak es kocsik. A pek liz
let modern gepekkel van felszerelve.
Rendkiviili olcsosag, mivel a tulajdo-
nos Eur6paba utazik.
A North Avenuen, Rayen Ave. ko
zeleben elad6 szobas es fiird0szobas
haz, mely jelenlcg $40 havi bert hoz.
Ara $4,000 reszletre.
A Steel street mcllett q szobas haz
es 60 lab telek $4,000 keszpenzert elad6.
A Rose strceten, Wilson Ave. k0-
zcl6bep szobas 6s fiirdoszobas haz ell
ado 9sx150 lotion. Ara $1,000 reszletre.
ZIMMERMAN ES DEBALD
706 Mahoning Bank Bldg.
Bell, Main $50 Auto. 662S6
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
EGY MATESZALKAI tGYvE,
NJ DET REJTELYES M0DON
20 MEt3GT7LKoLTAK

Mate,zalkarol jelentik, hogy a
szomszedos Nyirmedgyes kozseg-
ben rejtelyes ,.gyilkossag. tortent,
amelynek Nemst g,Jozsef. IS ewes
mattszalkai iigyved az aldozata.
Nemet Nyirmedgyes kozsegbe
ment at anyosahoz vacsorara. Va
csora utan egy bekormozott arcu
kemenysepro kiilsejii ferfi jelent
meg Manlicher puskaval keze
ben abban a szobaban, ahol az iigy
we'd rokonaval, Roth Moral be-
szelgetett. Miel0tt meg a ket ferfi
ijcdtSegebol felocsudhatott volna,
a rejtelyes idegen Nemetre szc-
gezte fegyveret es agyonl0tte. A
gyilk ossagban tobb biintarsa volt.
Csakhamar kideriilt, hogy mialatt
Nemetet kormos arcu ferfi
agyonlotte, egy mask ugyancsak
kemenysepronek maszkorozott fer
Fl a cseledszobaba ment, ahol a
cseledeket megfenyegette, ha kia-
balni mernek. Egy harmadik IS
meretlen ember pedig a gyilkos-
sag idejen haz kiisz0ben ALT
ort. A tettesek lakasbol semmlt
sem vittek magukkal, noha ere
modjuk lett volna. Az egesz Nyir-
videken Macy izgalommal targyal-
jak a rejtelyes gyilkossagot. Ar
rol beszelnek, hogy Nemet egy
p0r aldozata. A nyomozo hatosa-
gok gyilks merenylot meg mem
f0gtak ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
MEGHALT EGY 1O3 EYES
ASSZONY.

Ritkan halhato sep kort ert
meg Juhasz Istvanne 81. Hatvani
Erzs6bet ke.eskemeti lax DDS, aki
'03 ewes koraban halt meg. Az ei-
lunyt igen eros termeszetii asz-
zony volt. Halala elott nehany
lappal is rendesen vegezte kisebb
eend0it haz koril. Gyermekei
illitasa szerint betegseget csak
lirb0l ismerte. Egyik nap rosszul
'etr6l panaszkodott $ mem is bir1
t0nnmaradni, agynak esett. Har.
padnap mar mem tudtak velc be
,zelni annylra rosszil lett, del.
.ltan pedig meghalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
A MEz0N MARADT "A KIS
GULYAS. p,

Porteleken (Szatmar NJ. Gel
An. Jancsi l3 .eszteados flu ma msa sf9
we allott Sziics kaFMan' l6lte1eki
lakos szolgaFtaban. Mfndennap K XII
lajtotta q ggsllyat IN apezore es a
egnagyobb tteslhfbSn fAsate oket
laza. A mina'p meg kes6 este Asan
'olt otthoni a gulXa! UtaHa iMsliltAk
mezore es nlegtaMltak, d ,:Kls
tancsi hontestet. !, Agyonrsposaa a
,ulya bikaja. :i'H ls,,t:l t,I,ll
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17

lancat is elvette otthagyva a
foldbirtokost kovezeten, elhaj-
tott. A rend5rseg a nagyk6z6nseg
segitsegevel meg aznap megalli-
pitatta, hogy f0ldbirtokost
Horthy Miklos-utrol Vajda Zsig-
mond berkoesis szallitotta. A rab-
las az Arck-utcaban t0rtent, ahol
az arra halad6 berkocsist megal-
litotta Kocsa Imre, Vajda Zsig-
mond berkocsis-seged tarsa es ia
mex LaJcs cserepes-seged, Ok har-
man k0vettek ell rablast. E meg
iallapitas utan rendorseg Vajda
Xsigmond IS ket tarsa lax kasan
hazkutatast tartott' ,mely alkalon,-
NAL f0ldbirtokos bunlajat
aranyora jat, aranylancat, iires
penztarcajat es egyeb ertektar-
gyait meg is talaltak. A hazkuta-
! tas eredmenye ,a1apjan Vajda
! Zsigmondot es ket tarsat el6alli.
! tottak a fokapitanysagra. ahol XII
hallgattak 0ket. Vajda es tarsai
cgyertelmiileg tsgadtak rablsst
Is AIT vallottak, hogy a foldbirto-
kos, aki ittas allapotban volt, 2
bundat, aranyorat es aranylancct
lucy ajandekozta nekik. A tarcs
kiiiriteser6l, bar AIT iiresen lefog.
lalta naluk a rend6rseg, -semmit ST
akartak tudni. Egybehangz6 val
i lomasuk ellenerc is rendorse9
rex bizonyitekai vannak a rahlls
ra vonatkozoan, amiert Vajds
j Zsigmondot, Kocsa Imret les ia
mex Lajost letartoztatasba helyez
4 TEX.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
XII LEHET MAGYAR NEMZE-
SITEGtt ROMANIABAN?

D.. Robu Janos aradi polgar-
mester egy csapasra szeretne meg
oldani a kisebbsegi problemat, a
mely kenyes es veszedelmesen
aktnalis iigye a megnagyobbodott
Romanianak. Ez kerdes ugyan
me2sziinne problemanak lenni. ha
a kormany gyakorlatban mem
tennc kiilombseget allampolgar IS
allampolgar koz0tt, azonban a
mnfdenkori roman kormany az
egyszerii magoldas .elkeriilesevel
a komplikaltabh helyzeteket va
lasztja elegend6nek tartja teny-
lcges jogok helyett elvi deklara-
ci0kat osztogatni. Robu aradi pol
garmester, mint megbizhat0 kor-
manyexponens, ugyanezen az ala
pom megsemmisit6 csapast secret
lie merni ketmillios magyar XII
sebbsegre. Exert most szaz eyre
visszamenoleg kutatja az idegen
langzasu neyet viselo magyar
gyermekek nemzeti hovatartoza-
sal azokat, akikrol megallapitja.
hogy nagyapjuk, vasy dedapjuk
nemetiil beszelt, kitiltja q magyar
iskolakbol, rajuk kenyszeriti q
nemet nemzetiseget. Addig is,
mig ez a teljesenT ujszera nyomo
zas be nem fejezodik ] a llemetnevi
gyermckcknek rendeletileg meg
tiltotta, Llss -kolak
ban folytassak tanalmanyaikat y
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
KET GYERMEK TUZHALALA
FtjL0PSZALLASON.

Borzalmas szerencsetlenseg hi
ret jelentik Fiil0pszallasrol. Balint
Mihaly esl neje Feszler Julianna
fiil0pszallasi lakosok harom oyer
meke a tiiz aldozata lett, kettD
koziil0k meghalt, egy pedig eros
egesi sebeket szenvedett, hogy
eletbenmaradasahoz keves a re-
meny. Balint Mihaly es csaladja
nagyon sziik0s anyagi viszonXok
kozott 6ltek. Hogy a sajat es ha-
rom kisgyermekbol all6 csaladjua
megefheteset biztosithassak, he
tex, honapok legnagyobb reszet a
hazon xviii napszamba jarva to-
t0ttek ell. Gyermekeiket lily alkal-
makkore mindig magukra hagytak.
Icy t0rtent ez most is. A harou
otthon hagyott 'kisgyermek, az 5
ewes Mihaly, a 3 ewes Imre es az
) honapos Terez jatszadozni kez-
dett. A kora delel0tti orakban. ed
dig meg meg mem allapithato okok
Dol a haz kigyulladt. A tiizet kG-
zelben lak0k csak akkor vettek
mar eszre, mid0n haztet0 legna-
gyobb resze leegett es a menyezet
is beszakadt. A kis gyerme'kek
nem blrtak kimenekiilni, inert
edesanyJuk rajuk zarta az ajtot.
EszmeletleniiI hoztak XII mind har-
mat langokb6l. Kett0jiik0n mar
nf n lehetett seglteni, a legna-
eyohh ~ 5 ewes Mihaly meg elet-
ben voli, de 3 is oily eros egesi Sc
bekct szenvedett, hogy nem biznak
folepiileseben. A tiiz keletkezese-
mex okat ezideig meg mem tudtak
me oalIapitani. A holttesteket a
napokban boncoltak fel kecske-
nett kir. jarasbiro jelenleteben. A
lsznl9k ellen gondatlansag miatt
meginditottak az eljarast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
EGY RERKQCSIS KIRABOLTA
Az UTASAT.

Egyik ejszaka vakmero rabl0ta-
madast kovetett el egy berkocsis
egy yidekrol erkezett f0ldbirtokos
ellen. A Horthy Mikl6s-uti Hadik
kavehaz elott a fOldbirtokos ittas
allapotban egy egyfogatu berko-
csiba tilt a kocsisnak AIT az uta-
sitast adta, hogy hajtson egy reg
gelig nyitva lev0 mulatohelyre.
UtkOZben kocsival szemk0zt j0tt
cgy tarsasag, kocsis megallt,
inert ismerte az erkezUk KOHL az
egyiket, .aki a kocsist Pistanak $40
litotta. Ez az ember feliilt bak-
IA. TOvabb haladtak ekkor a
f0ldbirtokos veletleniil kit0rte a
kocsi egyik ablakat. A kocsis lk0-
vetelte, hogy teritse meg a kart
A foldbirtokos elovette penztarca-
jat, amelyben szazezres bankjegyk
ben mintegy nyolcmilliS sskordna
volt, egysszazezsess 'olaadott q
kocsisnak. "A kpsssis,s latvan tlil
zsufolt tarcat, hirtelen ratamad1
utasara a magaval mar csaknen
tehetetlen ember kirancigalta !
Ekocsiutra. penztarcaajat Selvette
bundajat lehuzta, arany6rajat 8
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17

targyalasdn a bir6sag az ember-
oles yadja alol felmentette 0ket,
niutan a kihallgatott tanuk sze-
riat egyikiik sem kovette ell a. bun
cselekmenyt. A bir6sag Salamont
folmentette gyilkossag vadp
alol, mig Karacsonyit egyevi bin.
tetesfe itelte. Most keriilt az iigy
az itel0tablara, ahol Karacsony;
ra yonatkozo iteletet helybenhagy.
tax, mig Salamonra yonatkoz6lae
vadlottnak elmeszakertovcl valt
negyizsgalasat rendeftek ell.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
A LEGKISEBB PENZ
100 KORONA.

A magyar kereskedelmiigyi mi
niszter utasitotta vasuti penZ-
tarakat, hogy az so koronan aluli
0sszeeeket engedjek ell, mig az
so es 100 korona k0Zti 0sszegeket
kerek 100 koronaba szamitsak fel.
Ezen rendelkezes szerint penz
tehat csak 100 koronanal kezd6-
dix.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
MnLYIx oLDALoN?

'4Te Miska, nesz XII csak, gyun.e
man eds 'apad?o Visszajon gyerek S
mondja: ''Nem gyiin a meg eds
anyam!' Kis vartatva megint kikiildi
az anya Miskat: ''Nezd meg man,
gyiin-e reszeges apad, man mind XII
hill leves,' "Gyin man edes 'apam. =
jelenti gyerek. Melyik oldalons
Mind ketton1'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17

felszolitotta szill6ket, hogy oyer
mekeiket vagy nemet iskolakba,
vagy roman allami iskolakba iras-
SAX be. Ez a hallatlan kulturbot-
rany nagy felhaborodast valtolt
ri az erdelyi .magyarsag. k0reben.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17

Youngstown legregibb magyar epit5-
vallalkoz6ja. Mindenfele 6pitest bizto-
stick es a legjobb feltetelek mellett
elvallal. Ha epiteni akar, ajanlatos,
hogy bizalonnal forduljon Debroszky
Andrashoz, aki epitkezeshez ingyen i'd
tanacsot, rajzot es k0lts6gvetegt. Gin:
Andrew Debroszky, 1860 Wilson ave,
Youngstown Ohio. Telefon: Automatic
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17

Karacsonyi Mihaly es Salamon
Bella f0ldmunkasok az ugyeszsegi
yadirat szerint multi ev augusztu-
,aban meg0ltek Budapesten Orbap
.Gyorgy rend6rt Is azorJkiyiA *
bet0rtest kOvettek Ell. Az elsofoku
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17
APR0 HIRDETESEK
Independent
Coal Co.
a 1851 Main 21S1-Auto. 62118
GEORGE d. DALTON
62O Dollar Bank epiilet

Tclcfonok: Main 5735-Auto. 1887
Lakas- teicfon: Fed. 5T24
lfa hazat, far,mot, ticket venni vagy
cl;ldni akar, vagy VI hazat epiteni, ak
kor forduljon bizalomrnal hozzam.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-01-17

Egy negyflokos tukros szekfeny es
egy b6r divany, mely ejjel agynak hasz-
nalhato, mindket butordarab csaknem
vi elad6. Megtekinthet5: Ala East
Marion Street alatt.