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Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
CLEARVIEw

Crops are good in this section of the
county.
Jack Lawrence is on the sick list
this week.
Jack Poindexter visited Duluth Bill
lips Sunday.
Roy Mitchell and wife are visiting
relatives in Missouri.
Our school is progressing nicely with
Mrs. Elsie Hart as teacher.
Mrs. A. stephens visited Mrs.
Bette Poindexter Tuesday.
Jim Wheeler and wife visited Mt
Noland Saturday night and Sunday.
Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely with X. Wheeler as superinten-
dent.
Geo. Poindexter, wife and baby took
dinner with ]. A. stephens and family
Sunday.
+. X Cypert and family visited at
the home of J. II. Lawrence Sunday
afternoon.
w. NJ. Mitchell and wife and Lima
Stephens took Sunday dinner at r.
wheeler's.
Our protracted meeting begins Sun
day and extends through next week.
Let us all attend. We hope it will be
a great success.
Among those who attended Sunday
school at Shiloh Sunday were, Clone
and Lorine Inman and Willie and
Frank Poindexter.
There will be a pie supper at Clear
view school house Saturday night,
July 2G. The proceeds will go for
the benefit of the school.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
MILL CREEK
40 2tp.

Our school is progressing nicely with
Mrs. Mitt Bennett as teacher.
Bros. Heading and Ellis will begin
prOtracted meeting here about the
10th of August.
Our Sunday school is progressing
nicely and we are making preparations
to have a children's Day program here
about the 18th of August
The county meeting Of the Farmers
Union met at this place last Thursday.
This meeting was one of the best in
a long time. Good talks were made
by II. c. Blackwell Of Yell county,
Rev. Blackwell of this place, Wesley
Brown, A. j. Porter and others. The
only changes made in the election of
officers for the coming year were wes-
ley Brown for secretary, Tom Poe for
doorkeeper and J. w. Frankenberg,
county organizer. The next meteing
will be held at the Petit schoolhouse.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
Lose To DOniphan

The Pocahontas team went to Doni-
phan Sunday and lost in a thinning
scrap 4-3. The regular nine was
broken up and four players that Poca
imported for the game failed TO stop
the Missourians. Lincoln was out Of
town on account of the illness of his
baby and Howe of Hoxie filled his
place as catcher. McKnelly of Wal
nut Ridge pitched, Grover Bowers Of
Imboden was at first, Mauch of Poplar
Bluff at second, Spikes at short, Traw
at third, Peters i'm left, Davis in cen
ter and Schoonover in right.
At the end of the ninth the score
was tied, %. Each team scored again
in the twelfth, tying it 3-3. In the
fourteenth, with three men on and two
outs, McKnelly walked a Doniphan
batter and the game ended.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
BLODGETT

We are having some fine rains.
Earl Hooper visited Theo and Ray
mOnd Galemore Sunday.
VIII Russell and family visited at
the home Of Ray Davis Sunday.
Jess Seawell and family and Tonic
Linn and family were Sunday guests
of Tom Davis.
Little Harmon Russell and Gen.
Cantwell have both been real sick but
are reported better.
Arthur Dalton and family Of Doni-
phan, Mo, are visiting his sister, Mrs.
Charles Holt, at this place.
Alfred Rapert and family and Pal.
mer Taylor and family visited at the
home of Jonah Galemore Sunday.
Geo. Street and family of near John.
ston's Chapel are visiting Mrs. Streets
brothers, Pony and Charles Holt, OF
this plase.
Luther Williams and Mrs. Leslie
Osborn were called to Brockett, Ark.
last week on account of the illness Of
their father.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
Mrs. N. e. Ruff

Mrs. n. Il. Ruff was born at Toswell,
Tenn, June 10, 1896 died at her home
at Pitman, Ark, July 49, 1924, age as
years and one month. Funeral SER
vices were conducted by Eld. Edgar
Pringle Of Success and Elder Blake
Bell OF Pitman, both lifelong friends
Of the deceased. Mrs. Ruff was pio-
neer resident of Randolph county and
leaves large circle of relatives and
many friends. She was the mother of
j. II. Pitman, prominent travelling
salesman of Hoxie Besides her chill
dren, 10 grandchildren survive her.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
WARM SPRINGS

Mrs. w "A. Holt returned Monday
from st. Louis
W. A. Holt is at Pocahontas attend.
ing court this week.
w. A. Holt went to Reyno last Fri.
day to take in the picnic.
Miss Coral shinn spent last Friday
night with Miss Alva Holt
Clyde Oakley and wife went to
Doniphan, Mo-, last Tuesday.
Net Phillips Of Little Rock is here
visiting his parents this week.
Our school opened last Monday.
Lowell Waldron is our teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs Condra Of Brakebill
were visiting Dr. Finney and wife Sat
urday night and Sunday.
Dee Bailey Of Manson came up last
Monday to visit his father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lige Bailey.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
LUCKY AT IMBODEN
WIN FROM HOXIE
CONTINUED from first page.)

Spikes single and came home when
Finley mussed up Lincoln's grounder,
Hoxie scored in the fifth when viii
liams singled to left and went to third
on PENIS double He came home on
Howe's sacrifice grounder to Hofmann.
Score, Poca 1, Hoxie 1.
Poca scored three in the sixth,
Spikes walked and went to second on
a passed ball. He went to third when
Lincoln singled and went to second on
the throw in. Peters grounded to
Waygle, who mussed it up and Spikes
went home, Lincoln going TO third.
Peters took second and both came home
on Richardson's double to deep center.
Score, Poca /, Hoxie 1.
Poca scored two more in the seventh.
Davis hit through third and went to
second on SchoonOver's sacrifice bunt.
Spikes reached first when Howe fun
bled his grounder. Davis went to third
and Spikes to second on a passed ball.
Davis scored on Peters single and
Spikes went home when a pitched ball
went through Null. Score, POca 6,
Hoxie l.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
EAST MAYNARD

A. S. johnson has purchased a new
Ford car.
Farmers in this section are about up
with their crops.
Miss Irene Chambers is teaching o
select school at Maynard.
Miss Lois Crismon is teaching school
at the Moore school house.
Buel and Miss Beatrice Lofts are
teaching school inClay county.
Ben Greer, a worthy divine, preach
ed at the Methodist church Sunday.
Stewart Hogan went to their school
at Nelson, in Clay county, Saturday.
This writer was sorry to learn OF
the death Of Aunt Lizzie Ruff of Pit
man.
Miss Una Anspach has returned
home from an extended visit in Okla
homa.
Mr.. Howard and family Of Fulton,
Kyp are here visiting his sister, Mrs.
z. c. Mock.
James Gupton and family are visit
ing in Kentucky. Miss Lois is teach
ing in Clay county.
Ralph johnson and wife of 81. Louis
visited his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. a.
5. Johnson, last week.
The protracted meeting at the
Church Of Christ will begin the first
Sunday in August. Earl McCord Of
Palatka will lead the song services.
.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
DIR. VIM. Carrens

DIR. VIM. Carrens Of Middlebrook,
Ark, aged about 20 years, died at his
home Sunday, July 6, after a linger-
ing illness of several months. He had
one brother, John, of Tulsa, Okla, who
preceded him to the Great Beyond n
few weeks previously. He leaves a
wife, four daughters and one son. The
remains were laid to rest at Sloan,
services being conducted by Rev. Mar
tin and Rev Miller Of Maynard.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
COMING TO poCAHoNTAs

Dr. David B. Teen will be at the
Baltz hotel, Monday, July 2S, 1924,
from Z to II o'clock. DR.. Teen will
give examination free for 30 days. He
will be at the above hotel every day
from Z to II, a. M, until further no
tice. 80 1tp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
OldfeId's Record
AS Congressman

The cheap notority given Oldfeld by the
press recently comes from few ring politi-
clans at Washington, D. c., and few in this
District.
They think they have Oldfield's record
covered up and can fool the masses of the
people Congress is so rotten they don't
want new men elected. They fear another
Tea Pot Dome, or something worse, will be
opened up. They are afraid of their record
as Congressman. The ring politicians in
Washington, D. c., have no right to say who
we shall have for Congressman in Arkansas.
If Oldfield can't stand on his record in Ar
kansas he ought to go down in defeat.
OIL IN OLDFIELD-Oldfeld owned ten
thousand shares in the Pat Marr Oil Corpor-
alton at Ell Dorado, Arkansas. This concern
is said to have fleeced the people out of three
or four million dollars. 1t is claimed that it
was through the influence of Oldfeld that
great deal of fraudulent stock was sold. Patt
Marr got five year sentence in the Federal
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
Standing of the teams:
Win From ReynO

A mixed team of five regulars and
four second string players went TO
Reyno last Friday and won from
nine recruited from several sections.
Casey Smith, ex-minor league pitcher,
and Ederer, Doniphan catcher, formed
Reynos battery but they were not very
effective against the local sluggers.
Schoonover pitched and Rose caught
for Poca, Abbott played first, Hofmann
second, Spikes short, Traw third, Gray
left field, Davis center and johnson
right.
The final score at the end of the
ninth was, Poca 4, Reyno 2.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
PIE SUPPER
so 1tp.

There will be a pie supper at New
Covenant school house, Saturday night,
July 26, 1924. Our weekly literary
program will be rendered on this night.
The proceeds of the supper will be used
to buy new blackboards, which are
very badly needed. Everybody invited.
Girls bring pies and boys bring well
filed pocket books
Mrs. J. C. Claude, Teacher.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
NOTICE

There will be a meeting of the Demo
cratic Central Committee Of Randolph
county held in the court house in Poca-
hontas on Tuesday, August 9th, 1921
at 1 80 p. m, for the purpose Of Sc
lecting judges and clerks to hold the
primary election, determining the posi-
tion of candidates names on the bal
lots and any other business that may
legally come before said meeting.
Il. Dalton,
60 1t. Chairman,
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
HON. w. A. HODGES
Candidate for Congress, Second District.
Newport, Arkansas

prison and heavy fine for fieeclng the peo-
pie. We don't know what Oldfield got.
OLDFIELD AS A WHIP-Oldfeld has
received a great deal of cheap notority
through the press for being Whip of his
party. The duty of the Whip is to keep the
doors closed and keep the members in (they
are out in town most of the time) when
there is expected close vote on an important
bill. Most any fifteen year old boy could
take care of that job.
Oldfeld has received some more cheap
notority through the press in the case of the
Chandler-Bloom election contest case in New
York for seat in Congress. Oldfeld was
playing dirty politics in New York Why
doesn't he do something for Arkansas?
Oldfeld voted against the McNary-
Hugen Agricultural Bill. This bill would
have been of great benefit to the farmers if
it had been made law This vote shows
that he is not interested in the welfare of
the farmers.
Oldfeld voted against taxing the twenty
two billion dollars of bonds. The rich peo-
pie buy these tax exempt bonds and retire
their capital from taxation. This throws the
burden of taxes on the people who are not
able to buy non-taxed bonds. This is a
direct vote in favor of Wall Street and the
big bond holders. Does this look like Old
field is in sympathy with the common people?
No wonder he is asking the ring politicians
of Washington, D. c., and New York to help
him to be reelected on such a record as
this.
The cheap literature sent from Wash
ington, d. c., to the press of Arkansas COM
mends Oldfield for being good Whip and for
playing politics in New York. But they did
not show one good thing he had done for the
people of Arkansas In fact, Oldfield seems
to be the candidate of the dirty political
rings of Washington, D. c., and Wall Street,
New York
Now, my friends, if you are interested in
your own welfare, you will go to the polls on
the 18th of August and vote for the candi-
dates who you think will serve you best
Mr.. Oldield has been in Congress 16
years, and he has lost all interest in Arkan-
sas. Yours for better times,
w. A. HODGES.
Adv
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
Obituary
John DIN Thompson

Died July Z, 1924, at the age of %
months. A son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Thompson. Besides his parents he
leaves little sister, four years old.
Buried at Clearview, Bro. Utley and
Bro. Poe conducting the services.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
PEACHES FOR SALE

/ have about one hundred bushels
of Elberta peaches for sale at $1.OO at
the orchard, on the ID. N. Ellis farm
just west of the Masonic cemetery
Will be ready for picking next week.
See L. NJ. Walker. 40 2tp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
GARD OF THANKS

The ladies of the Christian church
take this method of expressing their
sincere thanks to their friends for the
patronage and assistance given them
at their dinner and supper at Poca-
hontas Monday of this week.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
PASTURE

200 acre pasture for stock, $l.OO
per head per month. Plenty of water,
wild and tame grass in Cherokee Bay.
Farm known as Voohers and Chaplin
farm, one mile from Skaggs Ferry,
in charge of j. A. Roberts, Biggers,
Ark. 40 a..
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
STRAYED

From pasture at Noland five weeks
ago Friday, a three-year old dark bay
mare, white spot in forehead, 10 hands
high, Information rewarded Pearl
Barnes, Noland, Ark, so 2tp.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
PIE SUPPER

There will be a pie supper at Clear
view Saturday night, July 26. The
proceeds will go for school purposes.
Everybody is invited to come and
bring a pie. Boys don't forget to bring
your pocket books along.
Lima Stephens.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25
NOTICE

All persons are warned to cut the
weeds from their premises and vacant
lots. If not cut at once they will be
cut by the city and charged to them.
80 It. j. w, Shannon, Mayor.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25

Pasture for Remit have about 250
acres of good pasture on the Ragan
farm for rent at S1.5O per month, per
animal. John Thompson, Pocahontas,
Ark. AZ If.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25

Summary-Bases ON balls, off viii
liams 3; 2-base hits, Penn Peters,
Richardson; double plays, Howe to
Waygle to Gaines, Schoonover to Hof-
mann to Rose; passed balls, Null 2;
wild pitches, Williams 1 earned runs.
Hoxie 1, POca 2; struck out, by Schoon-
over, IL. by Williams o; left on base,
Hoxie 3, Poca s; stolen bases, Davis
2; umpires, Wiley and Sexton.
Pocahontas star herald., 1924-07-25

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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

munkat talalt, Wick csaladnal
lett nenicsak tisztesseges mum
kaalkalomra, hanem meleg csala-
di otthonra is. Munkajat rende-
sen vegezve, Wick-ek nagyon meg
voltak vele elegedve. Ezelott tiz
h6nappal kihozatta az o-hazab6l
.testveret, Hermint
A tavasz folyaman lit hagyta
varosunkat, mi6ta kij0tt Ameri-
kaba, sehol sem talalta helyet, al
landoan haza vagyott honvagya
mem egyszer val6sagos betegge
tette. Mem brit egy helyben ma
(Folytatas a 7-ik oldalon.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
Ongyilkos lett Sikora Mariska
EGY MAGYAR LEANY sZOMORU TRAGEDIAJA
Mem tudott megbaratkozni aerikai viszonyokkal al
allandoan hazavagyott.
Rokonai mndenaron hez akarak kenyszeen Ekeseredee
ben Mill Greek park t6ba ugrott, ahol halaat ete

Negy evvel ezel6tt kerult Xxi
Bartfar6l Amerikaba 81 ewes ST..
kora Mariska, keresztszilei Smi-
gala Janos es neje, akik Dambu-
ry, N. J.-ben laknak - hozattak
XII. A fatal leany nemsokara ott-
hagyta keresztsziileit, mivel azok
mindenaron ferjhez akartak adj
nj, olyanhoz, aki rant semmi von-
zalmat mem erzett. A fatal leany
lDamburyb6l varosunkba keriilt,
lit lakvan ,ket csalAdos unoka-
testvere, Sikora Istvan es Sikora
EIDE.
Youngstownban nemsokara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
lit a lista! Olvassatok!

Augustus 12-en lesznek meg
tartva az el6valasztasok. Alant
kozliink egy hstat, melyben felso-
roljuk azon jeloltek neveit, akik-
rol nyugodt lelkiismeret mellett
allithatjuk, hogy megvalasztasuk
eseten becsiiletes egyenesseggel,
tisztesseggel fogj6k bet0lteni hi
vatali tisztiiket. Az alant felso-
roltak mindegyil5 "Knkac "-elle-
nes jelolt - ICY tdhat minden ma
gyar szarmazasu salaszt6 polgar-
max mem csak frdekc, hanem k0-
telessege, hogy ezekre a jeloltekre
szavazzOn. ss
Az alant lathat6 lista, kiiI0nben
a Magyar RepuMGkanus Klubnal5
is hivatalos listaja - j6l teszi te-
hat mindcnki, ha ezt a listat XII
vagja meg6rzi az el6valasztasok
napjaig.
Minden magyar, ak; a valaszta-
sok soran nem ezekre - hanem
mas jcloltekre szavaz, egyenesen
biint kovet ell magaval fajtaja-
val szemben.
A "Kukacok "a valasztasi kiiz-
delmekben kezdik levetni alarcu-
kat egyre hangosabban hirdc-
tik - hogy ovek lesz a gy6zelem.
Ha ez alkalommal ok keriilnek
Xxi gyoztesen mig lesz pecsetel-
We a bevandorlottak sorsa.
Az el6valasztasok napja roham
leptekben k0zeleg, nemsokara lit
lesz. Mindenkinek tudnia kell k0-
telesseget, inert kiil0nben elvesz-
think. S mem csak mi, elveszett a
j0vo nemzedek elvesztek azok is,
akik az Ocean tuls6 partjarol So
varg6 szemekkel tekintenek ide -
az Igeretek foldjere, ahol sziile-
tx, testvereia, gyermekeik, vagy
hozzatartozoik laknak.
Ha a ''Kukac" banda gy6z5tt
elveszett Amerikanak az a leg.
szebb igazsaga, aminek egesz maj
nagysagat kosz0nheti akkor SC.
tet gyasz borul maid az "Egyen.
l6seg, Testveriesseg, Szabadsag'
- hazajara.
Megkezd6dnek maid lit is =
nyiltan - felekezeti uld0zesek
a pogromok, lincselesek. Ego ia
keresztek helyett a legszebb KRIS
tusi igazsag = "Szeresd feleba.
ratodat = mint magadat" kerul
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maid megegetesre. Kezd6dik lit
is az inkvizicio, kezd6dik az igaz-
sag labbal tiprasa s evvel maid
megkezdGdik az Eszakamerikai
Egyesiilt Allamoknak hanyatlasa
a-r6l az erk0lcsi nivor6l, me-
lyen eddig allott.
Hogy az ilyen kezdet utan mi
k0vetkeZhetik = AIT tudia min
denki nagyon jol.
Magyar szarmazasu valaszto pol
garok. Szervezkedjetek, regiszt-
raljatok szavazzatok - de ON
tudatosan ugyanerre igyekezze.
tex rea birni minden magyar test
vereteket, akihez italian mem jut-
max ell a figyelmeztet0 kialtasaink.
lit lista. Olvassatok. S ha sza-
vazasra keriil sOr - tudja min
denki a maga k0telesseget.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, 1924. JULIUS 81
JOHN G. COOPER

Az e6vaaszasok meyen kohivatanokokat valasztjak k
o sorab6 augustus 2en esznck mgtartva Vegtelenu on
avazat fontos kepvselo alias beoesnel
Cooper egyike Congssusi eberek
Igazan heytelen doog ee tzgn maa meg csak
gonon Ugy i partokon
max megodasra ho kongreszban gyakorlattal
rendekz emberekre vegnul szuksege Semm keg
nezve hogy egu6bb Cooper metan totte
be tszsgt enkencedk kerue reprezenansa koz
dekfben gzett onzen munkodasa megemel mnden dicse
Az gyakorlai ktpssegei 6rangu polkussa teszik ICY
egyk legkmagaslobb alakja kdpvisel6haznak
Mnen egyes vaaszt6 poga i becsletes o kormanyzat
max hive, kel hogy Cooperre ada lie szavazatat.
John kepvse6 ak Youngstown varosa kepvise
Egyes Alamok k6pvise6hazaban Washngtonban mint znk
ncedk keruet kepvsee mnden eknteben mean megfeelt
heez bizalomnak egyforma
oe Mem imer klonbsege bennszdot bvandor6 kozott
k0zee asok vsel6i kozo boy nagyon keves akad ak
szegny nep, munka ember szven ak
val toedne hogy ezek znamas sorn ntmktp segtsen
boldoguasukat, joetuket e6mozdtsa.
Mr. Cooper mint gyeme kerlt orszagba Anglia
boil Az tt engede tanulmanyat befeje koraban
knyeen hogy egy acegyarban szerzett
tnyeve apja csaadjanak arasaoz hozzajaruon
vel eze6 vaazoak e6sz6r kepvseGnek Cooper
mozdny vezet6 zemyes apazaatok
munksnfp keservet vagyait et sors aga VOLT koz
think cit 10y egjobban meguda eni azok kuzdemes eeet
la semmi egyeb erdeme vona Cooprnek cak hogy
egszer munshvandorott sorsb kzd0 fel maga 0nereje
atal diszes asra mar fg enne hogy vaaszok bz
mukka lsmet tisztelfk OF kdjek be kepv5hazba
Akongresszuban mndg melton kepvset 19ik kernet
kpvsel6je ennek keetnek ipa erdekeit mel
to kepve6je volt annak sok izezee tee5
akk bzamukat benne heyezk Egesz
erdcket szolgalta
ffa auguszusi e6 maid
ne osszponoul me polgarsag bzma akkor egy me6
valo ember kepviseli ezt keriee = mi keruetinket
John G. Cooper mndig ao hogy valasz6 polgarai
max rendekezee legyen K0n0n ugyekben jar
sokat dot faradsago kmve foyan
szere szatot cadok ismet egybegyuhsene bevanor
asi toveny trgyalasan femee takoz6
rendekezesel ellen habar tudta ne
myen fomban megodas nyerjen meg mndg forrongsban
evo Europa mnden Amerkaban keszo vndor6ja
hogy tten vonyokhoz akamazkodva
uetesen 10 polgara egyen vi hazanak Eppen k6rdes
endzse meett volt De avaslat melyben benne
hogy szertesatott caadok egyesheenek ebukott
enauSban eletbeepett jeleneg 0rveny
polgarok hozzaartoz6ira biztosit kvotan kvlisege
John G. Cooper bevandorl6 meo Swivel erzi en-
sme bekerul Kongresszuba e javasatot
og tenn hogy orvenyen m0dosanak
delkezesein valtoztatasokat eszk0zoljenek
Az elovaaszasok 12n esznek
szavazasro Szavazaava tamogassa JOHN
Akamaabb ember ak met6bban kepvsehene erdeke
nke ak eddg kozeleti kedemelte volna bza
munkat - talal
Szavazzon kpvisel6i alias betolesen6 Cooperra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31

lett egy vasutl kereSztezesnel!
Egy hatalmas autobusz kirandnlo
kat szallitott hazafele, kaaaaa
zesnel vezet6 megallt,
mem latva a kozelg6 Won
met meginditotta a gepet. "a
guido express a keresztezesnel
ketteszelte az autot,' tiz halott s
egy csomo sebesiilt lett az aldo
zat.
Ebben az esetben a vezet6 iga-
zan 0vatos volt megis megt0r-
tent a szerencsetlenseg.
A vasuttarsasagok minden esq
tend6ben millios profitokat vag-
max zsebre, biztosito tarsasa-
goa evenkint milli6kat fizetnek
Xxi a szerencsetlen aldozatoknak
S hozzatartoz6iknak
Merit mem kenyszeriti az allan
a vasuttarsasagokat, hogy minden
egyes keresztezesnel 6rszemek le-
gyenek? Vagy ITALIAN Amerikaban
olyan olcso az emberelet, hogy e
Matt az allamnak mem erdemes
koltsegbe verni a vasuttarsasago-
kat?
Valami van mai fiatalsaggal.
Az ut6bbi ket het folyaman ket
fatal leany, akik el6tt meg iga-
zan oft ALT az egesz elet, a maga
titkos rejtelmeivel - eldobta ma
gatol az eletet. Az egyiknek sike,
riilt is az ongyilkossag, megfullt
tetemet kiRuztak t6b6l. Mind a
ket esetben az indit6 ok - SEE
relmi esal6das volt. Ugy latszik
az itteni magyar lanyok elfelej-
tettek AIT hazai notat: "Gomb-
haz = ha leszakad, lesz mas. -
Mem akarunk sziiloknek - a
kiket bizony fajdalmasan erinte-
mex eek a dolgok, szemrahanyast
tenni = de mem hallgathatiuk ell
AIT, hogy bizony a nevelesben van
a hiba.
A nevelest azonban mem Is ewes
korban kell elkezdeni, hanem ak
kor, mikor gyermek gHgy0gni
kezd.
Szegeny Sikora Marislat SEE
relmi csalodas mellett, meg hon
vagy vitte fiatalon sirba. A nyila-
dozo leanylelek mem tudott ott-
hont talalni Amerikaban, titkon
elejtett konnyei, siralyok szar-
nyan hazaszall6 vagyai, epekede-
Sc az elhagyott haza utan vegze-
tes tettre ragadtak EFT gyermek
leanyt. Eldobta magat6l az eletet,
melyet eddig igazan mem is is
inert, biztos halalt cserelte fel
a bizonytalan j0v6vel.
Honvagy es szerelmi banat Wit
te sirba a nemreg kikeriilt le-
anyt. Elmorzsol mindenki egy
konnycseppet, amikor az angol
lapokban olvassa, EFT szomoru
esetet.
Teljes erovel folyik a young
stowni magyar szarmazasu pol
garok szerVezkedese. Igazan lit
van az ideje annak, hogy vegre
minden szavaz6 polgar tudja k0-
telesseget. Hatalmas harcra van
kllataS, de ha magyarJalnk a
tobbi nemzetisegiiea egy akarat-
tai 0sszefognalk, ugy biztos gy6-
zelem S a Kukacok' csufos we're
seget fognak szenvedni.
A Magyar Republicans Klub
teljes er6vel nekilatott a magyar
polgarok egszervezesenek, felvi.
lagositasanak. Sajnos meg mindie
nagyon sokan vanhak, akik avval
elintezve latjak a dolgukat, ha
polgarleveliiket szepen beramaz-
(Fclyt. Ak oldalon)
s"~o-s-e-~-s>o~D
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1924-07-31
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lett egy vasuti keresztezesnel.
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