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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23
White PARTY

Under the auspices of the st. Anne
dc Baptiste Society of the Notre
Dame de Loudres church on Monday
evening in Convent hall occurred a
much enjoyed and largely attended
Wits party. The prizes, $3.50 in
gold, were won by Alvena Turcotte,
Willie .Gagne, $3.50 cash. Mrs. Victor
Bouchard. Joseph Thibodeau and
BOBBY prizes OF soc we're presented to
Henrietta Poulin and Henry Carpen-
ter. Dancing followed the cards and
music was furnished by Farney's or
chestra. The ladies directing the
party were Mrs. Frank Pooler, Mrs.
Rosie Chamberlain, Mrs. Robert
Bilodeou. Mrs. Peter Lagasse, Mrs.
frankie Dore, Mrs Louis Pooler. Mrs.
Allie Buteau, Mrs. Rose Beauford and
Mrs. Eliza Fantish.
The social and dance to be held at
the Cornville Town Hall la to be held
this Thursday evening instead of
Saturday evening. Supper will be
served and music furnished by Nay
Narney's orchestra.
Pupils of the Jewett street school
or which Mrs. Nancy Huckins is the
teacher. not absent during the first
four weeks Of the fall term We're
Carlton Steward. Altana Edwards,
Lorraine Henderson. Leland Hender-
son. Kenneth hurry, Harriet Davis,
Wilbur Whitney. Ernest James.
Florence Church. Alice Risteen.
Annluella Cleveland, Oracle Hoyt.
Clayton Leo. Elvay Easier, Leland
lierrin, Albert Jewett. Elmer Green.
Douglas Corson. Isabel Perry, Linn
Cowett was absent one half day.
Edith Dyer did not enter until the
second week. Absent on account of
sickness: Clifton Whitney and Kath-
ryn LesSard
The monthly meeting of the rural
teachers of Skowhegan will be held
Saturday at 2.30 at the Skowhegan
Office of W. Il. Woodbury., superin-
tendent of the Skowhegan- Madison
schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23
WAYNE

MI. and Mrs. Clarence w. spilier
OF Raymond were guests Of Mrs.
spiders parents. Mr.. and Mrs. e. Il.
foss over the week end Mt and
Mrs. Foss and two little sons &C.
companted them to At. Vernon sun
day.
c. 5. Martin has had a crew Of
men picking apples the past week.
also digging his potatoes.
The first snow furry In WAYNE ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23
Birthday Eor T,..

Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Hathaway Of
winthrop, MIR. and Mrs. Fred A.
Walker and Mrs. Emma l.. Walker
We're super guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Al. j. Hartman of Readfield Monday
night. the occasion being to cele-
brate the birthdays of Mrs. Oliver
Hathaway and Mrs. +. A. Walker.
Mrs. Hartman presented each with
prettily decorated birthday cake.
A very enjoyable evening was passed.
j.. II. Libby OF Auburn was a re-
cent visitor at Albion farm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23

MN as sne ulu,
she would man"
age. always to do
tho one thing
that would be
sure to hurt
him.
OF one thing
she was sure,
w h en- at last
d a w n ca m e
creeping into her
W n d 0 W. She
must 60 away,
before he came.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23
Mrs. Cynthia Ann Jones

The community was shocked on
Tuesday morning to learn OF the sud-
Gen death OF Mrs. Cynthia Ann Jones
at her home on the Waterville Hill
road. She was found dead by her
daughter. Miss Frances, when she
went TO her room to awaken her at
$40 In the morning. Mrs. Jones had
been In her usual health and the day
before had been unusually active in
doing work about her home and
garden.
She was about "a years of age.
She leaves six children, Miss Fran
ces, Nelson. Chester and Leone Jones
of NorridgeYock. Mrs Mabel Ever
EFT OF Portland and Leslie Jones of
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23
MT. VERNON

MIR. and Mrs. Horace Hall md
CORA Bradleywere week end guests
ot their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Bradley. .
gus l.. Dunn was a business
eaHer III Augusta Tuesday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23
Man Pinned Beneath Car

Ernest Stickney while driving
around the lake Sunday evening had
the misfortune to have his car skid
and tip over pinning him under the
car, where he remained until res
cued by a passing motorist. His
shoulder was injured and the car
badly damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23
New Wiring and Street Lighting
Underway

Work has baen begun on the under
ground wire for lighting the streets
by the Central Maine Power Co. The
curling along the edge of Water
street and Madison avenue is being
dug up for Il certain distance from
the sidewalks and the cables for the
new system OF street lighting will be
placed under ground. The wiring for
lighting the blocks in the business
sectinn will be placed at the rear of
the buildings, doing away with poles
and wiring on the main streets. At
specified distances the squares have
been taken up In the sidewalks and
cement foundations are being put in
on which the standard lights will be
placed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23

line from Hyder up to the oa''
River Valley to the Alaska-eAD,
boundary line, a distance OF IL W.
and a two-mile branch from
main artery leading to the =
Creek mines.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23

son visited Liberty Monday. The
ground was white for half an hour
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Sherman and
Mrs Rose Beaulieu We're in Palermo
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF
Martin Trask.
Frank Grinnell Of Springfield,
Mass, and sister, Effie, were called
here by the death of Mrs. Olive Gid
den
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23
Maine Fairs

WdTHe aTTx
Nov. 4-5-Oxford County Fruit show,
South Paris
Nov. 1S-20-Androscoggn Poultry,
Lewiston.
Dec. 24-Freeport Poultry, Freeport.
Dec. 9-12-Maine State Poultry. Port
land.
Dec SO-3l-Jah. South Berwick Poul-
try, South Berwick.
Dec. 15-l9-Bangor Poultry. Bangor.
Jan. 13-15-Western Maine Poultry.
South Paris
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23

Alaska soon will have another rail-
road, according to articles Of incor-
poration filed at Juneau by the
Terminal Railway and Power Com.
pany OF Hyder. ALASKA. The COM
pany is to build a standard guare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23
TODAY'S INSTALMENT
xxxix-THE FLIGHT.

n RARY spent n wretched, sleep
N less night, with Bruce the
ava center Of her unhapplness. 1t
seemed incredible that caring for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23
National Rivers and Harbors
Congress

The National Rivers and Haroors
Congress will hold it's goth conven.
ton in Washington. DC. Dec, ~
and IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23
PITTSTON
Miss Adams Completes evansel'st'e
Services

Miss Adams Completes eSS"SS"s$S
Services
EAST-Miss Frances B. Adams.
successful meetings here SUNDAY
the lady evangelist finished her
very successful meetings here sun"
day evening. Sunday was big day
for the Methodist church. when a
large number Of people were baptized
and entered al members on proba-
ton. A large crowd gathered Sun.
day morning to hear the pastor
preach q beautiful sermon. There
were about SO people In the Sunday
school. About $50 people came to
hear the farewell sermon on THE
Two Ways.
Much praise is extended to Miss
Adams and the pastor, Rev. z. S.
Graham. and all who helped to make
these meetings such a grand success.
Miss Adams left for her new fields of
duty at North Anderson, Me-, Tues
day.
Mrs. Russell, who has been passing
lew days with relatives in RAN
dolph. has returned to her home at
the village.
A prayer meeting Will be held in
tne Methodist church Thursday eve-
ming at 7.S0 p. NJ. Everybody well
come.
Hayland Houdlette was a guest
saturday of his cousin, Lem Puis:fer,
sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
AVN We're Mrs. Carrie T.. HoudIette
ana TWO sons. Hayland and Harold.
OF Dresden Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23
EVENING 6cheoi

Preparation is being made to start
'he Shewhcgaa evening school on
Soy, tih. II is hoped that q large
nu,,;hcr will enroll, awaiting them
selves of this school, Further an
uonncemon,s concerning the classes
and Instructors viii he made later.
Tho October meeting Of the Glenn.
cnine Weston W. c. r. L. which
was To have been held Tuesday, o.
tohcr sSth, has been postponed enc
week hecause OK the lecture to NO.
tecn 10 I've given by DIR. Barker at
the Guerra House Tuesday afternoon
which all women are urxed to attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23

The semi monthly meeting Ut the
Priscilla Rebekah lodgf was.held in
the |. q. O. b. han Tuesday night
with the Noble Grand. Miss Adelcna
Landry in the chair. There were a
number Of matters OF business at
tended to and correspondence pre-
scented by the secretary. Miss 4. r..
Lamb. The lodge is invited to at
tend reception at lisbon Falls
which will be given Monday evening,
Oct. ~ to Mrs. Elizabeth Foster, the
recently elected president of the
Rebekah Assembly of Maine. Dur
Ing the meeting the degree staff who
conferred the Rebekah degre Mt the
Grand Lodge in Bangor last week, re-
Gel we'd many words Of praise for their
splendid work, BEFORE the meeting
the degree staff and the two candi-
dates upon whom the work was per-
formed at Bangor. Mrs. Josephine
Lambert and Mrs, Grace HUFF. pre-
septed the staff mistress. Mrs. Ava
sheridan handsome cut glass vase
and n beautiful bouquet of roses. The
presentation was made by Miss Alice
~ Danforth. a af'st Noble Grand of
Priscilla ladge. Mrs. Sheridan gra :
eiously responded. The next meet
ing, which will occur on the first
Tuesday evening in November, win
he Gentlemen's Night and the pro-
gram will he directed by a committee
Of men appointed by the Noble
Grand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23
Halloween Party

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Roderick on Summer street was the
scene Monday evening when Mrs.
Frederick ard Miss Marguerite Craig,
Supervisor Of Music in Skowhegan-
Madison schools entertained a dozen
OF their friends The looms were
made very attractive with Halloween
decorations.
\ big open fire was one of the
pleasing feature before which apples
were hobhed and many Hallowe' en-
games and stunts We're participated
In. Halloween favors were distribut-
ed To each guest and caused much
merriment. The guests who were at
tired in seasonable costumes told
wierd stories. The dining room and
table were especially attractive In
orange and black decorations. De-
lic.onS sandwiches, sweet cider,
doughnuts, cheese, fancy cookies. and
Hanpwe'en candles were served.
Mrs. Roderiok and Miss Craig
proved to be delightful hostesses and
the party was . Jolly affair frem the
arrival Of first guest to the last de-
parture.
Miss Mabel ]. pooler went to Con-
cord. Mass, Wednesday. where> she
Is the guest Of her aunt, Miss Julia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-23

coPvrtoht. 1884. by The Wheeler Syndicate. Inc
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01
Fla engen1 kerdez,
q lRgjObb cigarette,
nlelp pdluh1
keSzlltl"

megallapitasara, mikor es hogyan
keriilhetett Ronyvaba.
Az Ujhelytol eszakra esq kozse-
gek k0z0tt Palhaza szenvedett az
arviz kovetkezteben legt0bbet, lit
egesz hazakat sodort el a h0mp0ly
g6 vizaraqat. -.
.A a ikaf Ssszrge ma meg ismeret-
len, az azonban mar eddig is meg
allapithat6, hogy foleg hazialla-
tokban valamint termenyekben es
takarmanyban vannak sulyos ka-
rok. Ezenfelul az epuleteket es ke-
riteseket is sok helyiitt> megron-
galta az arviz.
A Ronyya egyebkent az esti
6rakban lassan visszatert a medre-
be, vastag iszapreteget es fator-
melek-torlaszokat hagyva hatra
maga utan az utca|kon. yal6szinii-
mex tartjak, hogy .ezzel az arviz
veszedelme egyel6re ujbol elmult
Ujhely fel6l. A Bodrog es Tisza
vizallasa ugyanis igen alacsony S
icy konnyen felveszi a Ronyva
megb0viilt vizet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01

meg ezren jottek ferfiak es n0k
vegyesen akikben eppen ilgy meg
volt a szemeremerzet mint mai
emberekben megvan, kiyat nok-
ben, tehat teljesseggel mem lehet
Imegengedni, hogy eek az embe-
rex meztelens6giiket mutogatta,x I
Ivolna parton bamul6 'nepnek a
keresztseg folvetelekor. Kereszte-
llo Scent Janos tehat egyszeriien
kagylot vett FOL, amin0k ezrevel
szoktak heverni nagy folyok
homokjab S azzal meritett vizet
S le0ntotte banat jeleiil biinba-
nok fejet. Az apostolok ismet ak
kor sc buktathattak volfla viz ala
az embereket, ha a kartak volna,
inert mem volt chez sc modjuk, sc
idejiik, Tudjuk, hogy Scent Peter
apostol predikalasara 3000-en vet
| tex fol a keresztseget az els6 PIN
k0sdi napon. Ugyan hol buktat-
hatta volna SIT. Peter mindezt a
lnagy sereget viz ALA Jeruzsalem
Ivideken folyo nincs, amely viz ala
val6 buktatasra alkalmas lett
volna. Jeruzsalem k0zeleben csak
egy patak van, melynek neve Ce-
dron ennek vie mar dnajus h6-
Inapban kiszarad. A Jordan folyo
pedig 5 mertfoldnyire van Jerl-
zsalemtol egyenes vonalban, gOr-
be vonalban pedig. legalabb is meg
lcgyszer akkora tavolsagra, az b.
zonyos. Elkepzelhet6-e, hogy st.
Peter EFT i 5000 fonyi nepet maga
EclStt ha jtotta volna mint csordat
a 10 niertf0ldnyire ley6 Jordan
visehezY Al JOAN esq ilyct 81 mem
fogadhat. Tchat csak Ak az, igaz.
sag allhat meg, hogy SIT. Peter
t0bbt tarsaval egyItt ugy kcrcsz,
ltelte meg est q nagv tomcget,
hegy minden egyes ferfinek; no.
mex lc5ntotte fejet vizgeL mik6z-
-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01
4 lE61|i s. ehx cdetl

hAd 1kkor. u 81 \ u
Adjak ] sstil6k fiaikat papok-
nak le&nyailxAt spasSk Sknalk. A
cleveland nlegyes piispoksegt51
level efkszett mintien pleba1liara,
neE kotelesseg6ve teszi d pleba-
nosoknak, hogy buzditsak d sziil6-
ket gyermekeik oily iranyu neve-
lesere, hogy az ARA termett fiuk-
Dol papok legyenek, a leanyok pc
dig szenteljek eletiiket az apacai
hivatAsnak, amely hivatas oily
sztp IS nemes. Papokban is hiany
mtltatkozik, de megse annyira
mint apacakban. A piispok ur, y
m6lt6saga kijelentette multkor,
hogy 500 apaca szamara van hely
csak a cleveland egyhazmegye-
ben kiilomb6z5 iskolakban, ar
vaHazakban, korhazakban es mas
egyeb iotekonysagi intazetekben
IS annyit, r6gt5n sel tndna' helyez-
nj, ha volna. I Aiiyagias korban
elink, amikor kikiscsak onmagara
gondol Is sajat 0nz6 jayat haj-
hassza es mem t0r5dik azzal, hogy
kozj6 is letezik, amelynek iidve a
legf6bb t6rv6nynek kellene lenni
mindenki szemeben. Pedig a koz-
mex java mindenkor mindany-
nyiunk java, melyet odaadassal
HELENE szolgalni es kasznelu kelle-
ne lenni erte minden aMozatra.
Gyiijtss az Vi paprlevel6 inte-
zetre. Megis csak ,inegindul ma
! jus h6napban ak uj szeminaritlai
ra val6 gyiijtas egesz' ;egyhazme-
gycszerte. Eft egyshizottsag fogja
intezni, amelyqsiharis megkuldte
minden plebanosnak nepszamla-
lasi lisztat, melyet majus Big XII
t0ltve kell visszaszarmaztatni.
EzelSbc lisztakba be kell vezet-
mi minden csaIadfentartonak ne
vet es cimet, ugyszinten minden
ferfinek es n6nek nevet, aki num-
kajaval fontartja magat, csaladja
azonban nincsen. Mindenkit6l ado
manyt fognak kerni Is pedig nagy
lle1kii es b0kezii adomanyt. Ez alol
senki Sc vonja XII magat mivel koz
eel az, melyre kerik ezt az ado
manyt. A papsag k0zcelt szolgaf
munkajaval, mely kozjo szem-.
pontjabol legfontosabb, mivel
semmi Sc all kozjo erdekeben
,.annyira, ninthogy az emberck
bj6k, nemcsek es becsalctesek le-
lgyenek, mar pedig papok a koz-
liz azon munkasai koze tartoznak,
Xix i6ra tanitjak es intik az emf
lbereket kiskofu'ktol fogva. Min
den szeminariumnak feladata ily
munkasokat adni lSozjonek-
Ennek szeminariumnak is, me-
Ilyet mar meg is kezdtck epiteni.
Kerjik SIT. Istvan templomhoz
ltartozo nepct, hogy .adakozzek jo
szivvel es b0keziicn erre celra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01

A tiizolt6sag Is a katonasag
azonnal megielent a pusztulas
szinhelen es nlegkezdte a mentes
munkajat, amit rendkivJl megnc-
hezitett az a koriilmeny, hogyf az
el0ntott teriiletet s6tetben iofor-
man meg sem 1ehetett kozeliteni.
A szsvattylk egesa ejjel .szakadat-
|lanul dolgoztak IS 1megfeszitett
munka aran sikeriilt is hozzafer-
hetove tenni nehany pincelakast.
Az aryiz altall sujtott csaladok
tobbszori felszolitasra sem voltak
hajlandok elhagyni lakasaikat,
inert feltettek holmijaikat. Ezeket
|azutan er6szakka1 kellett kilakol-
tatni es biztonsagba helyezni.
Masnap reggel egesz borzalmas-
sagaban bontakozott XII az, arviz
pusztitasanak kepe. A viz apadasa
mara hajnali oraIkban megindult,
a varosnak ezt a reszet azonban
meg mindig elvagjak a forgalom-
tol a viz altal emelt torlaszok. XII
'd6lt keritesek, fax, allati hullak
Ies legkllonfelebb targyak ku-
szalt osszevisszasaga jelzi az ar
viz utjat.
Viz ala keriilt az ugynevezett
sciganytelep, a hcrceg Windisch-
'gratz-fale rtgiE teglagyar foldszint
Ije, a bolgarkerfeszet es a kornyfk
maj jorsagai. A vag6llidat e 4 Lom-
|nitzer-fele borgyar foldszinti he
lyis6gcit Is szuterr6njet szinten Ell
ontotte an arviz.
a rarosi yillanyt epnek q :Rony
va nelletti k6zponti gephazaba
az aknAkba bcszivargott talajviz
beszoruIt a fiistvezetekbe Is q ka-
|Izanokat Observation-Disclosures tette.
Egesz nap tarto lnegfeszitett nun
ka ntan sikeriilt 4 gepeket hasz.
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01

Tad6sitas : szsgsnyek varosAb6l

1N0OSltaS S10 enycK VaTQsAnol.
Aranykorona .. Ami Nemetor-
szagban a Rentenmark, az, iIletye
AZ lesz Masyarorszagon az arany-
korona. Biiv0s $40. Az iizleti szo-
lidsag, a kereseti biztossag, a nya-
godt eletm6d gy0nyor6 belkekorat
idezi fol. A pesti ember: sokszor en-
gedi at magat ennek a keserg6,
csaloka hangulatnak es elmereng
q 'boldogsag szertefoszlott ara
nyan. "a mikor annyira val6-
li volt minden, hogy magat a
vaiodisag kifejez6jet, azl aranyat,
talan' leskeyesebbre taksaltak.
Amikor mindenki iaenekiilt AZ
aranypenzt61 es papirkoronaket
tartoft a penztarcajaban. Most,
hogy ujra jogaiba iktatjak az ara
nyat, csodalatos gondolati es err
,zeimi hnllamzast lehet a pesti en-
bernel megfigyelni. Aki eddig ele-
'gulten tilt papirkoronak millio
hegyen, az most megnydlt arccal,
'reaae egS' MiegekkeD 'tbred yal6sag-
sra: d taiihi papirfengetek alig er
:nehaHy szaz, jobb esetben nehany
tzer aranykoronat. Az aranykoro-
para val6 atteres mint valami 6rii
hi sepro kegyetleniil szetzilalta a
.Kepzelt vagyonokat, a csak sza
sanokban nagy teteleket es minden
faj6 ebredesek k0zt legfajdalma-
ffsabbra riasztotta fol ennek az
0sszezsufolt nagyvarosnak a tar.
ssyf2elpat: szegenyek yagyunk,
Szegsnyek lettiink!
Egy-ket h6nap mulva igen ala
csony szamokban fognak kalkulal-
nj Magyarorszagon. La villamos-
jegy tizenket es tizenhat filler, a
zsemlye negy, iujsag tiz, kon-
fiis rovid ultra 1880 filler, jobb
szinhazjegy 2 korona lesz. Els jon
a szorzoszam, tizennyolcezersze-
res, meg huszezrszeres, Annyi-
szor huszezer koronavaI t0bbet
kell keresniok az embereknek, a
'hany koronaba keriiit az elet 1914
ben. Havi otszaz aranykorona biz.
tosit korIlbeliil olyan elet-standar-
dot, ami regi dics0seg felet-har-
madat varazsolja vissza. De ha.
nvan fognak otszaz aranykoronat
n1egkeresnis A koz- es magan-
tisztviselok, kereskedelmi alkal-
mazottak, a kiskeresked0k es kis-
lparos0k, lateinerek, a munkasok
bizonyara mem. A kozeposztaly
szanalmas helyzete yaltozatlan ma
rad. Az aranykorona is csak azok-
ra mosolyog, akiknek sok van be-
l6le. Es megis. mines mas meg
oidas 5 ha mem is lei aranyat min
denki, aki koran kel, de ,bizonyos,
81
/ h0gy 4 munkaba es munka cred
nenyebe yetett hit, minden csal6-
das ellenere is, lassankent gy0ke
ret fog yerni desperalt lelkek-
ben.
T6meges felmondas viharszele
zll2 vegig az ailami f1ivatalokon, a
nagy penzintezetek Is iparvallala-
t0k irodaszobain. De mem keriili
n u forgeteg keresked6k bolt
jait, az iparosok muhelyeitA a
alasy iizemeket sem. Az altalAnos
AFcndez ezkedes nyoman megindul az
ijsszezsugorodasi folyamat. Min.
{ealsi addig nyujt6zkodik, amcd-
~ aranytakat6ja sr. Ma
1I kevesen tudnak rola, ossze-
lai6 tnd6sitasok sem jelentek
Mist van ~ i{1eie am
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01
A BoRzALMAK EJszAKAJA
sATORALJAUJHELYEN.

OI1dSl leluOSZdhduAS AcupA0uUCll.
Viz alattI S6tcraljaujhely als6va-
rosa. Hetven csalad valt hajlek-
talann&. Egy halottja van az
xrvixnek.
Borzalmass ejszakaja volt marc.
27-ere virrad6ra Satoraljaujhely
varosanak Is a k0rnyeknek. Az es-
lti 6rakban felh6szakadasszeru "a
| por vonult vegig Zemplenen, en-
mex kovetkezteben a Ronyva pa
I tax annyira megduz adt, hogy at
lepte medret es vizaradat elon-
t0tte az egesz alsovarost. A sze-
rencsetlenseget sulyosbitotta, ,hogy
varatlanul es kes6 ejjeli 6rak-
ban t0rtent ugy, hogy vedekezes-
re gondolni sem lehetett.
A megszallott terileten fekvo
Nagyszalanc kozseg felol az esti
orakban hatalmas viharfelhoket
s0p0rt az orkanszerii szelvihar
Satoraljaujhely iranyaban. A IL
vatar vegigszaguldott Zemplenen
Is Ujhely folott este 8 ora tajban
erte el maximumat. Ujhely akoi-
81 - = ~
nat mar szomoru tapasztalataik
Ivanmak multbol, inert tiz ev
alatt mar haromszor 0nt0tte ell a
varos meIyebbens fekv5 reszeit az
arviz. A felhSszakadas most is
meglehet6s ijedelmet keltett, mint
lhogy azonban a zapor ejfel fele
ltovabb yonIlt Is a viz a lejt6s
utcakrd csakhamar lefolyt, pilla-
natpyilag megsziint az arviz lehe-
ft6segenck veszelye is. AZ als6varos
|lakoi nyngodtan hajtottak fejiiket
aiolnra. Ejfsl sutan fel kettSkor a
Ronyva patak meg nyuIgodtan
cs0rgcdeztt medreben, ket 6rara
azonban varatlanul megduzzadt.
Az elvonul6 zivatar. ugyanis a he
gyekben megduzzasztotta pata-
kJkat Is nagy vizt6meg h0mp6-
lly0gve rohant tova a Ronyya med
rsben. A patakok. a yihar tOnbo-
lasa nyoman mind ujabbs IS ujabb
aradathu mokkal szaporitottak 4
Ronyys megdagadt sodrat, anlely
lcsak khsansr ( atltpte. medret Is
percek alatt elontotte a. alacso
Ipyabban fekyo Rom menti ntca
reszeket viz alas keIiilf IL K a spalee,
lskksok rs 1sa I1hshaa MET 4 81 gsiies raa-
| gassag ban p6nlp0 gotts All 4 iltcl 4
kon 4 szenny yes, pisz]kos radat :
mely mag 6ral odort mind den sel-
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-05-01

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