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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
.CHINA STUDENTS
OUT OF CASH
Scholarship Payments Held
Up in Many Cases

ANN AEHOR Mich. Dec. a.
Chinese students az the University ~
Michigan here arc finding au after
math 40 tho Chinese war in rurial-
mCui % funds proYldodfor their sdu-
cation
In some instances checks from
scholarships. such as that established
hy rsinE Hua college from the iu-
drmniiy fund returned 40 tho close On
The Boxer rebellion ty tho United
states, have been delayed for moro
than "a month and students forced 90
Hrrk odd Jobs 90 meet their current
expenses
Ninety Chinese are enrolled in The
university Df this number l5 are
directly dependent urHu scholarships
furnished from their native land. The
TainE Hua college scholarships fur
uish $50 a month 90 each student
students holding provincial schol,
awhlpa' from districts where the
war has been IN progress have been
entirely cut OF from sources Of
revenue.
since tho start o. Chinese hoatll-
tiles students have withdrawn prag-
ticaIly an ~ a $500 reserve fund
maintained by the Campus Chlnrse
club. ChrBk s ChruuE. Canton
China, club president said
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12

Cutting his domestic tic
1CM cost Cooley Butler,
Minnesota multi-,mlliondire,
more than a million dollars if
Mrs. Ro&elliG Butler, ShoWn
above, 1OinS her Suit filed in
Los Angeles. She asks for
$t,0O0,00O settlement, $780,
600 for attorneys fees, $780,
900 costs and $4,000 a aCeek
pending outcome of the SUIT. i.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12

SPEEDY, easy running,
strongly constructed : sis.
inch hallbcaring. rubber.
tired disc wheels. The best
coaster value We know Of.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12

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i'gHi'Hg a'PiLi n.'ni "4t' '''','f'
noi'e' Hat l9Hea 70 pass ".'
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
FiXit
Man Who Didn't Pass Civil Service
Examination Wants to Know Why
Street Car Service Hit Again
Outsiders Want City Water.

cido rareV Of problems are considered today by Mr.
Firt rh0 failed 10 pass cri seruiee examination
asks Mr.. Firit 10 explain T. The is referred 10 the
civil serrc6 commission Mr. Firt did not conduct the
examination, and hasn't The slightest idCa.
The old street service question Is mp again; complaint
made about street being blocked bV construction irOrk
property 0CHers outside The city limits rant cy irater
An these questions taken mp and answered bu Mr. Frit
Herds The r0mplnInts for The dam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
Charges Unlawful
Search, Seizure

A motion for suppression OF evil
drncs AGAINST A. r sayish. alleged
couutcrfcltcr. WIS filed In federal
court Thursday by Attorney n. e.
Agnew. on tho ground OF unlawful
search aud seizure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12

womens Winter Sport Coats Of plain and cut
poalres. and also a number OF plushes In plain.
straight line effects. ranging In size from rs 20
40, have been sharply reduced FOR quick selling.
Your choice, while they last al S0.o5.
Womens Apparel Dept.-Second Floor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12

A big value. Good quail
ity pebbled grain leather;
tested bladder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12

MIR TINIT II besieEod with
vi requests for employment.
lie h sorry hs cannot provide IL.
This department l. Intended only
a. a means Of directing htten.
tiun To needed improvements, lax
public service, etc, and much as
he would like 20. Mr.. FiHit b un,
able 10 consider personal. indi-
Nldunl matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
Robbers Get $50
From Meat Market

Two armed roLbyu held up the
F'uhrman meat market 1891 Fuhr
man ave. Thursday night. roihsf
the proprietor Of $50 cash and
escaped in an automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
RAINIEK 7. II. A.

Rainier PIT. 4. will meet Tuesday,
December / 6. az 2:30 p. m, for BUSH
ness meeting followed ny n program
by the pupils Of room IS. Refresh
mcnts will be served at the social
hour
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12

Friday. The association is TO pub.
fish new directory Of manufac.
turers, celebrating 25 years of organ.
iZation in the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12

'. ...|HH ...'..| ''.' ...'.. n.
uould ssrm that fhry should run
fire lHIuHfrs apart 49, ~ H.
fsfh ~
Superintendent ID W Henderson .
says that The statement Is aiI out 10 .
proportion. A. the peak hours there /.
are 2s cara operating on the Phiuuy /
line while there are 90 on the Green I
Lake line During October, he re-
ports. the phinny cars carried s72.- /
BIS passengers and the Green Lake f.
cars -7p.211 passengers. A. 90 com I
plant No. z. be says that az the ]
ruHh hour there are 20 many Mrridl- I
an and WarInEiord ears in use that F.
q b. impossible Go run them five .
minutes apart
M FiFit 7 am 1skiHD ihig iu
ne tHirrcst Of frirHd Hoe does
n. henderson explain ms condition.
m H0iormsH and conductors re-
rririHg $3.50 and up per day. arc
granted rs days vacation. free Hsr
Of their badges. 70 ride on. and can
trork fuH 70 days and ourr crrry
month ~ The shopmeH. rcoeiuiHg
$3.50 per ddv and up. vacations arc
drHied. no badgss 10 ride on. no pay
for holidays aud only q tnork days
for Norrm bsr W h.
gIsi Ave.
This matter was settled between
the shop mon and the city council,
according 90 superintendent Hsndcr-
son. Tho men agreed 10 give %
thor vacation time in return for the
advanced wages asked Tor
Wr. Firii. Why Is 70 that hs
AmcricaH Can Go. con hare half
N me street or al ~ " az times
Do constructing iis Hctu bhldiHgf
on my iCgy 10 fotru yesterday a
lumber truck t0ds across the street
90 that several cars had 10 drr,
onto The sidcirdiE 90 oct by. A..
There u curb about Hx inches
hlgh. u tcns rather hard on The
cars And iaHr Elliott arc. sup
posed 10 b. on arfrri1i hghtuaV'
MRS. 4. J, ".
Dibblr Ace n. vs..
Superintendent OF streets W. y
Barkhuff reports that IL 10 the usuul
custom where construction b. going
on 90 allow about oue.half OF the
street 90 the contractor AS they
claim this is necessary. However
trucks are not allowed 10 pbstruct
the other halt, only long enough TO
unload.
Mr. Fiii. Many hundreds Of
property otrncrs along the North
Trunk hi0hir1v arc vitality inter
rsfcd IN getting city tr1tcr, We I'm
drrsf1nd fhaf td'hin fhi Hcrf n
months the city tciH haze. thru The
completion Of the SicIu Lake prof
sct. an oUcr-suppiV Of iraicr. aud
that the city Is i0oising FOR n prohi.
able outlet for this surplus Many
lec1S turnout this district 90 drpI
rrrry fall and there Is ucucr uuf-
Gcicui supply for Irrigation. what
steps can BE- taken 70 pct tcuter
along The North Trunk from INC
city limits 10 the FtrlaRdsr Aud
trhdt arc our chanccsi II. ". r..
X. D. No. 10. Bor T9-A
Mr.. Jcnnor. Of the city water dc.
partmeut says that the city does
not supply water outside Of the
city limits and does not at this
time contemplate doing 30. In the
North End. few private citizens
have arranged TO connect with the
city mains, laying their own pipes
and paying for the water at an
agreed price. a delegation from the
North Trunk district might find a
way Of relief II II would call on
Superintendent George +. Russell, !
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-12-12
Manufacturers to
Meet at Olympia

Members of the Manufacturers
Association Of Washington will meet
at Olympia, January 10, while the
legislature is in session, to discuss
proposed legislation, 1t was said
New Britain herald., 1924-08-01
1880 FAII TO PASS
 AUTO DRIVING TEST
Many Examined in Past Six Months Were Unable 10 Read

Hartford Aug, l,-~l.irenses 10 operate motor vehicles in Gnnneeiis cut were refused lo i,aAh applicants during the tirst six months of this year, according 70 the records nf the state police and motor vehicle ier parlmenls, state police inspectors gave examinations 10 2S,sha, of whom sfi5s were eeriiaei io the motor vehicle department as eligible 10 drive. and were accordingly licensed, Thus new operators Wprn made" at . rate of about lh0 day,
 The present examination of each applicant includes; CD Consideration Of the operators mentality, which of course cannot be technical; fsl an actual driving test during which the examiner observes ial the conditions >f the car, ibl the operators nso Of harm and hand signals, (el whether the driver can operate, back, turn and park a ear, and tdl how the driver would proceed down hill 10 prevent skiddlne: a3l an examlna- ton on the motor vehicle law. in- eluding technical questions about right of way and passing trolley cars. and co in the case of physical im- perfection of any kind. the examiner applies the principle that anyone thus handicapped must be more near ly perfect in operation than persons who are physically normal. This particular feature Is closely covered by the rules of the motor vehicle de- pertinent. If such an applicant Is to be licensed the test must show that he is at once capable of performing all the essential actions of driving a car.
 2 About twenty-five state policemen arc responsible for the examinations of applicants for licenses, and from following the work day after day, 1t is comparatively easy for them to de- termine after brief study of the appli- cant whether he is qualified to drive
 The number of rejections in the first half of this year was about 4.s | per cent of the applicant. The state police report that many of those turn sd down were unable to read.
New Britain herald., 1924-08-01
RACIAL. WAR FEARED,
 SPEAKER DECLARES
Institute Of Politics Discusses
 East Ys. West

williamsiown, Mass, Aug, l,-Inr less some way Is found 10 q peace fn adjustment ai relations between the oeeideni and the Orient the world will be plunged Into a deadly racial conflict, said Sir Valentine chirol to- day in the first lecture Of this years institute Of politics al Williams cole lege,
 Sir Valentine for many years was director Of the foreign department of the London Times and member Of the royal commission on the Indian public services His lecture was the first of A series on eastern and near. eastern questions.
 The eawakening of the Orient. he said, was "a direct challenge to west ern supremacy, intellectual and spirit ual as well as economic. II assumes different shape in different eoun- tries. but there is one feature com mon 10 all. They belong to many different races and have different re- ligous and social problems. but they are all united in a common resent
New Britain herald., 1924-08-01
WANTS JUSTICE DONE
Nurse In Rolenburs Case Took Queer
 Way To Get It,

Elizabeth, N, l., Aug, l, - Anna sohin, iG year old nurse nf Howard llothsnherg, : year old Newark hoy. who was murdered at windham. N, fn a year ago, has admitted 10 Prose- eutor David and Police Chief Mul. cahy, according 10 their statement to- day, that her story Of being kidnap- ped last Saturday and left drugged in ihe Rosclle Park woods for three days and nights, was false.
 The girl is alleged to have told her practitioners that sho plotted the story to gain noioriety for the Rotherberg murder cnse. and to have it reopeneh that she might tell her story on tho stand. because she wanted justice done"
New Britain herald., 1924-08-01
FIGHT DEFENSE DAY
satiaa,Mil idle DFi,e to Oppose ohser' ration 0f This Day Is starred sy sfaung Friends

Nahh tfNhH@
 Richmond, ind, Aug, LA nation wide campaign under the direction of a group of young friends, against obs serYanee of national defense day, was in progress today, according 10 an ans neuneement by J, Howard Marshall and Miss Rachael Conrad Jones of Philadelphia, ehairmen of the eomr mittee in charge Of the movement,
 Letters and literature protesting against observance of the day on the ground that it constitutes an endorse menl of future wars, Is being mailed out to groups of young friends throughout the nation, according to the ehairmen who are attending the young friends conference here.
 The campaign was decided on a meeting of young friends at Ocean City. N. J.. two weeks ago which was called to consider the relation of world peace to the proposed observance the announcement said, A letter drafted at the meeting and made public here by Marshall and Miss Jones de. elares:
 ''rhe war department hopes to mob. like on this day our entire popula- ton for war. soldiers. munitlon work CTS. nurses and scientific experts The war department also aims to mobilize industry for Its purposes"
New Britain herald., 1924-08-01

meni of the white mans assumption Of superiority"
 speaking speelheaiy of Turkey he haidi
 Hostility to all foreigners has never been so deliberately and insolr enilN displayed as it is today"
 in welcoming lhe members of the ms'itute President Harry l. Garfield of Williams college saidi
 We are moi here 10 maugurale a program of action nor to place our s.ai of approval as hody upon any proposal, however meritorius, We are here to explore the facts underlying international events and 10 seek the truth as each one sees it concerning international relations"
New Britain herald., 1924-08-01
City Items

James II Curtin Of Black Rock ave, nus has recovered alter an attack Oi Appendicitis,
 seaip treatments l.al'Ianee Reauly Parler f. h Rock, pFop, adv
 Ioseph salEna af West Main street 1 l,lainAillr, Mas rrmpypd ln inc New Britain General hospital yesterday for treatment to,ihe fourth finger of his Jeff hand which was hadly crushed while he Mas ai work in the press room al The Hart < Cooley 70, The lingrr vas amnuialed,
 i,nneh al Haillnan's- adv Angnsi furniture sale .Ag off en, tire stoek-J Eisenherg, SOS Main adAt,
 nr. and Mrs, c. M Cooley and family have returned to this city after spending their vacation ai Bayyiew Heights, Milford,
 flich'jones 70 Straw Hats sl00, ==afFi,
 The police have received word that the aperatar's licenses nf William r, Haekman. l4e Kensingion avenue, Adam Gezeski, San Washington street, A, \. Berger Anderson, 1 Connecticut avenue and Carl A, Carlson have been returned.
 Home cooked lunches al crowelrs
 ---adr z, ", Buekler. assistant director Of industries nf the Junior Achievement Burean staff. visited New Britain yes. terday to inspect work on the play grounds.
 August furniture sals-.0G of en- tire stoek-J. Eisenberg, sos Main adrt.
 at tho woman's Shop starts Saturday. -adyt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
A KOSSUTH KOR
GYtJLESE.

Az elmult vasarnap tartotta meg
a Kossuth Kor majus havi gyiil6-
set a tagok szepszamu reszvetelc
mellett.
A sz6nyegen levo targysorozat
letargyalasaban a tagok mind
egyike Macy erdeklodessel vett
reszt $ kiilonosen sok hozzaszolas
hangzott ell helyiseg kerdesenek
a kapcsan. Tudott dolog, hogy a
k0r helyisege jov6 honap elsejen
a szerz6d6s lejarta k0vetkezteben
|megSziinik s mivel tulajdonosok
horribilis aremclest akarnak, sem
mi kilatas mines ARA, hogy a kor
jelenlcgi helyen megmaradjon.
Ennek a k6rdesnek megoldasara
sokfele javaslat hangzott ell, leg
celszeriibbnek megis az latszik, ha
a kor egy megfelel6, esetleg XII
sebb helyiscget venne Xxi ideiglene
sen, mivel minden remeny meg
van ARA, hogy par honapon belul,
lsikeres munka eseten a KoSsuth
kor sajat helyisegeben telepedhe-
tik maid meg veglegesen.
! Tekintettel ennek az iigyneR
siirg0s es fontos voltara, gyiiles
kimondotta. hogy majus 18-an
vasarnap este rendkivili gyiiles
fog tartani, melynek fontossaga
IA mar most felhivjuk a tagok fl
gyelmet.
A vasarnapi eyiilesen vett fel
kor tagjai soraba = egyhangula
harom NJ tagot.
/, Az egyes bizottsagok jelentes
n utan lesz0gezte a kor, hogy maju
Z. 19-en, hetfon este sajat termeibe
! nagyszabasu majusi bait Is majt
(, 30-an pedig egy' mereteiben hata
J. mas pikniket rendez. A reszletei
! r6l legk0zelebb tajekoztatjuk |;
) punk utjan olvas6inkat. A gyiilt
; utan a tagok meg sokaig maradta
! egyitt, baratsagos eszmecser,
: folytatva az aktualis problemal
rol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
TAvAsZI tjNNEP.

A riigyfakaszto majus els6 nap
jan kedves es bensoseges tavaszi
iinnep szinhelye volt 10th Ist-
vanek Steel street, hazataja. A
kedves, vendegszeret6 magyar
csalad nyilo viragszalanak, Erzsi-
kenek sziiletesnapjat iinnepelte
cgyiitt egy hatalmas szamu fatal
sag, akik elj0ttek mind, hogy sze-
retetteljes ragaszkodasuknak, jo
kivansagaik kapcsan kifejezest
adjanak.
Magyaros vendegszeretettel, jo
Swivel fogadtak T6thek a vendeg-
sereget, az ember szinte AIT hitte
azon az esten, hogy mem Amerika-
ban, hanem valahol odahaza szep
Magyarorszagon t0lti az estet. A
1iiktet6, tiileked6 amerikai elet el
volt zarva ez esten az iinnepet lilo
hazt0l, akik oft voltak, azok mind
egy videki magyar kuriara gon-
doltak, ahol csupa sziv, csupa ven
degszeretet t0lti be az egesz hazat,
ahol majus els6 napjanak nyilado-
70 minden orgonaja az egymas
megertesrol, magyaros, szives
vendegszeretetr6l beszel.
Az iinneplo sereg elhalmozta jo-
kivansagaiNal az iinnepeltet, la.
kas tele volt viraggal, hej, ha
azok viragcsokrok mind beszel
nj tudnanak. 7. Az egyik csokror
szinte olyasni lehetett: Sziv kiild!
szivnek-szivesen. -.
A fiatalsag nagyszerien mulatott
tame, tarsasjatekok szarnyan csak
ugy repHltek r0pke 6rak, majd
mesesen feldiszitett minden jotol
roskadozo asztalok, magyar ci
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08

HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L

gany muzsikaja hozott III megle-
petest a pompas hangulatban lev6
vendegseregnek. A teritett aszta-
lok mell6l ismet tancra perdiilt a
fiatalsag biZony majusi hajnal
sziirke derenges vitte haza csak a
vendegeket.
Felejthctctlen, emlekekhcn gaz-
dag almok sz0v6dtek az est utan
S mem egy fatal lelek bizony nehe-
zen zarta szempillait alomra, oda-
haza e1obb ebren, azutan almodva
sokan gondoltak erre a minden
reszleteiben bajos, soha ell mem fc-
ledheto tavaszi iinnepre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
NEVESTELY.

Kedves mulatsag szinhelye volt
kedden este Daltonek 754 Cassius
ave. alatti csaladi otthona. Dal-
ton Dezs0 baratunknak neveste-
lyet megiilni gyiilekezett ossze egy
hatalmas szamu tarsasag, akik ell
halmozva az unnepeltet jo klvan-
sagaik ozonevel, legnagysze-
rubb hangulatban t0ltottek az es-
tet - es reggelt. Bizony a tarsa-
sag nagyobb reszet csak tejes
kocsik z0rgese riasztotta haza. AIT
mondanunk sem kell, hogy ham
gulaton, tancon xviii teritett asz-
tai is varta nagyszamu vendeg-
sereget, akik igazan nehezen tud-
TAX valasztani pompas finom
etelek es siitemenyek k0zott. Az
iinnepeltnek jo kivansagok So
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
SPORT H1REK.

A Kossuth K0r lelkes football
csapata hetrol-hetre jobb formal
mutat mindazok, akik a merko-
zeseken resztvesznek, Macy 0r0m-
mel allapitjak meg, hogy a csapat
jatektechnikaja milyen 0rvende-
tesen fejl6dik.
A csapat minden szabad idejet
felhasznalja trenirozasra ICY
minden remeny meg van ARA,
hogy r0vid id0 mulva gy0zelmei-
vel becsiiletet szerez a magyar
nevnek a zold pazsitos mez6n is.
Multi vasarnap a Mahoning Valley
nagyszerii formaban lev6 csapata-
val alltak XII merkozesre. Az cred
meny 60 volt A fiuk sep 0sszja-
tekot mutattak, szerencsetlense-
giikre azonban az egyik balszels6
jatekos kiesett igy hianyos csa-
pat keptelen volt az ellenfellel
melt6 m6don felvenni a versenyt.
Mindket reszr6l nagyszerii 0ssz-
jatekot lattunk.
Most vasarnap, majus lien
delutan hires sved csapattal fog
max szemben allani a Kossuthistak
S ismet minden reszleteiben erde-
kes merk0zesre van kilatas.
A merk3zes delutan fel 3-kor
veszi kezdetet Kimmel Brookon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
KATH. IFJUsAGI K0R.

A Youngstown Magyar Katho-
likus Ifjusagi Kor most vasarnap,
maius Hen delutan 3 oral kezdet-
tel tartja gyuleset az Atletikal
Kor 33s1a West Federal street
alatti helyisegeben.
A tagok keretnek, hogy a gyiile-
sen teljes szamban legyenek jelen,
mivel ez alkalommal fontos hata-
lesz $40.
A k0rbe beallani akarok figyel-
mebe ajanlja a vezet8seg, hogy Je.
/ llenleg meg beallasi dij nelkil be
lehet lepni a kor tagjai soraba
Mindenki aki szeretne tag lenni
jelentkezzen ezen a gyulesen. A
gyiiles alkalmaval lesznek megal.
lapitva legkozelebb tartand(
nagyszabasu tancmulatsagnak RESI-
letei ICY a tagok .feltetlenu
tartsak kotelesegiiknek a gyiileser
val6 megjelenest.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
MAJUs1 BAL.

A Kossuth Kor majus 19-en,
hetf6n este, sajat helyisegeben
nagyszabasu Majusi Bait rendez.
"A balra nagyban folynak az eloke-
sziiletek S ha tekintethes yessziik,
hogy a rendezes nehez es faradsa-
gos munkajat a k0r n6i osztalya-
max tagjai vallaltak magukra, elo-
re is megirhatjuk, hogy ez tame
mulatsag minden tekintetben fe-
nyesen es nagyszeriien fog sike-
riilni.
A k0r moi osztalya hiszi es RENE
Ii, hogy ezen a napon testver'
magyar egyletek mem rendeznek
maid egy contra mulatsagot, q
mint az a multban mindig megtor.
tent ICY minden remeny meg var
ARA, hogy ezen balon ismet
egyutt fogjuk latni az osszmagyal
sagot.
A datumot tehat ne felejtse e
senki: hetf6, majus 19.
/
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
vERHovAY GYtjLEs.


A Verhovay Segelyegylet helyi
1O8. fiokja most vasarnap, mayls
lien delutan 2 oral kezdettel tart
ia rendes gyiileset IA reformatus
templom bezmentjeben.
A gyiiles alkalmaval vegtelenil
fontos hatarozatokra keril a sor,
ICY a tagok keretnek, hogy a gyu-
lesen lehetoleg szemelyesen jelen-
jenek meg.
A hatralekos tagok keretnek,
rendezzek tartozasaikat.
a beteg tagok neysora a k0yat-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08

keszitve az allan egy osszehnzhat6 zsi-
n6rral Nyaron megfelel6bb anyag
a muslin, mely puha IS az ejjeli ruhajat
nvitva lehet hagyni az allan.
Ezer es ezer gyermeknek kulonos
apolasra van szuksege negy es tizenhat
ewes kora kozott. Taplalekra van sziik-
segiik, mely kiilonosen taplal6. Olyan
taplalekra van, sziksegik, mely er6sse,
izmossa teszi 6ket, hogy client tudja.
max allni betegsegeknek. Ezen oyer
mekek szileinek nagyon ajanljuk a
Borden s Eagle tejet. A legfinomabb
tel es a legiobb cukor tudomanyos We.
gyiileke ez, mely satnyan apolt oyer
mekeknek adya, gyermeket taplalja
k0verre teszi, inert erre sziiksege van,
hogy eros es egeszseges legyen. A TAXA
rekossag is megkivanja, hogy minden
sziil5 gyermeket rendes fejl6desben
lassa, inert olcsobb a gyerrneket egesz
segesen tartani, mint egeszsegesse ten.
nj. Ezen gyermekekhek ajanljuk, hogy
ninden nap ket ev6kanal Eagle tejei
adianak haromnegyed csesze hideg viz
! ben feloldva Adhatia neki delel0tt
vagy a delutani etkezesnel. Id6sebt
gyermekek iobb szeretik ginger ale
gyiimolcslevel vagy habart tojassal We
gyitve.
/, Mindpn v5rand0s anya. aki torodik
hogy magat j6 egeszsegben tartsa, mos
sa meg fogait minden etkezes utan Col
| gates Ribbon Dental kremmel. A fogak
kal ragia meg az eledelt, amely er6t a.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-08
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Amikor a gyermeket oltozteti, az
anya fektesse a gyermeket az 0lebe es
a ruhakat a labanal hizza ra testere.
es mem pedig a fejen6l. Ejszakara telje
sen valtoztatni kell ruhazatot. Az Ell
jeli ruhazat sokkal hosszabb legyen,
mint a nappali, tovdbba b6, k6nyelmes
legyen es hogy a bebi labai szabadon
mozoghassanak benne es telen k6nnyi
flanelbGl vagy hasonl6 anyagb6l legyen