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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-22
GROWN PRINCE
EXPECTED TO
SETTLE DOWN
Wales May Prepare Himself
for Rule After Return
from Present Trip

London Np What the future
travel programs Of the Prince Of
Wales Will be after his forthcoming
visit to South America is "a popular
topic for speculation. When he bids
farewell to the American continent
south Of the equator he will have
completed his rounds Of all the con-
tin"ni$ Of the earth his trips having
taken him to All the rrra. domin-
ions and larger colonies Of the Brit.
i>h Empire rs we'll as To several
countries outside ihr Kingdom which
Il" VIII eventually rul".
Carrying out TIA" extensive pro-
"ram % trips that was planned for
him after the World War. the prince
has spent part Of each year sine,
I hat time awar from London. With
ma more worlds 10 conquer hr viii.
in The opinion Of those who interest
hr nj selves in >pccu!atinG on HIS
fat are. settle doWn 10 seriously pre-
pare himself for the business Of be-
ing King
The Prince Of Wales has been
characterized rs the greatest sales
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-22

more time to spend among his orn
people and consequently there ar.
likely to be more rumors and specu.
lation concerning him than during
his former stays in the British capi-
tai between trips. These will not
influence him, however. as he has
shown Il strong will and independ-
ence of action regarding him self
since childhood.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-22
SCHEME FOR IMPROVING
ARTILLERY FIRE DEVISED

Honolulu.-A scheme for taking
hallistic wind. to be used in correct
ing the ranges Of guns in night fir
ing, has been devised by Major John
II. Hood Of the 18th Coast Artillery
at Fort kamcham"ha here, and is
announced to have assed success Sful
tests in impToving the accuracy and
precision Of fire
Portable searchliGhtS. capable Of
revolving both vertically and hori-
2ontalIy. were trained on 4 pilot as
""nsion balloon &c inches in diane
ter as il rose The speed and di-
r"ction were computed. rs is done
at the mctcnrO logical station during
the day. This is said to have been
the first time the idea Of tracking
small balloon at night had been
tried.
The experiment was carried out
urCessfully BY the operator OF the
lirht the first time and without
field glasses Atmospheric condi-
tons were adverse, with low clouds
and heavy wind velocity; nevcrthe-
less the balloon was tracked for
800 yards. Military experts said
that with better equipment it could
be tracked as high as 5000 yards.
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-22

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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-22
BOY BROWNS
WHEN HE TRIES
TO SAVE DOG

PIunclng into Lake Erie after his
police dog. Wilfred Hawkins, II.
was drowned late yesterday. The
Hawkins, with his dog and John
kihm. set out in rowboat the boys
converted into Il sailboat. As the
lake became choppy the dog became
frightened and jumped overheard.
Hawkins, although unable to swim.
went after him. The dog jumped on
him. forcing him down.
kim turned the boat over to keep
il from drifting away from his
drowning companion. He was
c!inging to it when rescued by
;.u1,dsmcn. who recovered Hawkins
body.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-22

her in Rotary Charles Haugh ana
l.. X. Thompson discussed the cur
rent events Of the past week.
The visitors, in addition to par
Elephants in the program, included:
Miss Louise Campbell of Winston
Salem, y. G.; Herndon Taylor. II. =.
Goddard, +. =. Minich Of Chicago;
George A. Mcfarland. Rotarian of
Minot, and ii. O. Robertson, Eotar-
lan OF Cairo, III
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1925-07-22
BARGAINS IN BERLIN
HOUSES SOLD BY SPECTATORS

Berlin, July 22.-F)-Foreign spec
ulators in Berlin apartment houses
recently have been selling their real
estate at auction. During the infla-
ton period many tenement and apart
ment houses in Berlin were bought
by foreigners for the equivalent Of
from 500 to SI00, as the purchases
were usually purely speculative the
buildings were not kept in repair and
municipal governments have seized
rents to keep the buildings in condi-
ton.
Forced sales became quite common
with consequent court actions. Many
of the proprietorS have preferred To
sell the properties for what they
would bring rather than spend money
for repairs.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06

Teacher-What Is meant by the
term. the quick aad the dead" John-
ny?
Johnny-Them as gifts out o ths
way of the auters an them as don't
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
Humiliation Of pan.

Old Dan Kennedy was u railroad en-
gineer. Dan pulled the fast mail out
of Kansas City for fifteen years. and
when he retired he went to chicken
farming. One night he was driving
home. and when he came to the rail-
road crossing he forgot to stop. look
and listen. The doctor patched him
up a bit and at last the old man re-
covered consciousness. One of his old
cronies was at his bedside.
What hit me. Bill?" asked Dan.
mo. 9 hit you. Dan." said the friend
sorrowfully.
The old engineer turned his face to
the wall. After a time he spoke again.
II could have stood it If it had been
No. l or g. or any of them fast trains
that I've hauled for years; but, Bill.
for me to git busted UP by the slowest
freight on the whole blamed line is too
burned humiliating for a man with
any natural pride. amt going to get
we'll" And he died.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
HENRYs uivcLg.
VARYING AttItuda Of MIss s.ubbIe.


Varying Attitude Of Miss stubbles
Under Sad Conditions.
"Then l am to understand that this
is your final answer. Miss Stubbles7"
my final answer"
Nothing can move your"
Nothing"
Then my life will be a lonely one,
and my fate a harsh one, for my uncle
with whom / live has just died and
left me-
THAT fact somewhat alters the
case. Henry. l cannot be harsh to
n who has sustained such recent
bereavement. II / could believe that
you are sincere"
"Sinceref Oh, Miss Stubblesi"
%You have certainly made an i'm
preston or my heart Give me time
to think Of III"
How long7'
after all, why think Of 1t? Henry,
l nm yoursi"
'Oh, Genevieve!"
do not squeeze me so hard. Henry.
Your poor unclel Was he long ill?'
Three days"
st is too badl You say he left
you"
Yes; he has left mel"
"How much?"
"Fow much? l said he had left me.
He had nothing else to leave. / am
alone in the world now, homeless.
renniless; but with you by my side
why. she's fGinted!"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
RushIno Them or.

whats Zeke Grossly doing rush
ing down to the barn in such an ex
cited state for?" drawled Hiram
Hardapple.
"Why, Zeke heard that one Of his
geyen daughters is going to elope to
night with a summer boarder ir
Zeke's auto" whispered the hired
man.
DO tell! And / suppose zeke II
running down to lock the machine VI
SO they can't get it,"
"Oh. no! zeke's running down q
grease 1t up and put The motors in
order so 1t won't break down and
break up the elopement"-Chicagc
News.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06


Two matrons Of a certain Western
city, whose respective matrimonial
ventures did not in the first instance
prove altogether satisfactory. met at
a woman's club n day. when the
first matron remarked:
Hattie. ! met your 'ex.' dear old
Tom. the day before yesterday. We
talked much of you"
is that so?" asked the other ma
tron. did he sorry when you
told him of my second m~arriage?"
Indeed. he did; and said so most
frankly"
"Honest?"
Honest! He said he was extreme
~ sorry, though, he added. he didn't
know the man personally"
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
After Church.

After Churcn.
Little Girl-Mother, why did they
sing the hymn "for those In peril on
the scar" Was 1t for the poor people
who are out in ships7
Mother-No. dear. for the rich ones.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
Germans Seek Way
to Dodge Lightning

Rerlin.-So many people have
been struck by lightning in open
fields In Germany recently that
German scientists have been
asked to find new safe places
where people can take refuge
during electrical storms.
The belief has always been
that open fields were places OF
safety. but recently In Germany,
and especially In Silesia, people
have been killed after leaving
the protection of trees.
There Is a growing apprehen-
sion that disturbances OF the
ether by radio brOadcastinR
have upset the old-Sashioned
maxims, and that a new set Of
rules about how to behave dur
ing electrical storms must be de-
vised.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06

Bochum. Germany.-For falling to
prevent the singing Of the German ma
tlonal anthem at a local meeting Of
the German Peoples party, Adelbert
Gerthe. chairman OF the meeting,
was fined 500 marks by a French mill.
tary court. Gerthe pleaded that the
French civil authorities had not OBJ.
jscted to the singing Of the anthanl
ERcn Rreviops eeeaslassA
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
STRAIGHT TALKS
WITH AUNT EMMY
ON A NARROW ESCAPE

~Oh. Aunty. / just have to talk 20
you" said Maud. bursting in on Aunt
Emmy. Those bonds Toms father
gave US for a wedding present have
matured and Tom has the money. A
mar is. trying to get Tom to invest in
a radio company. / want your opinion
on it,"
"Don't hurry: tell me everything
you can remember" said Aunt Emmy.
well, Tom didn't seem enthusias-
tic. Then Mr.. Brown. the salesman.
said that If ne bought stock In his
company. and wanted his money at
any time. the company would buy back
his stock"
Are you sure he said THAR inter.
rupted Aunt Emmy. That Is a claim
that is not made by people connected
with dependable investment houses.
Unless you have an agreement with
the company clearly stating that It
viii repurchase its stock. signed by
one of its officers. you would have
great difficulty in getting the company
to buy back your stock. A company
cannot be compelled to repurchase tts
own stock. Do you know who Mr..
Brown Isl"
NO." replied Maud. Neither does
Tom. but he seems awfully nice and
Tom liked him right from the start
He is good looking. well dressed. and
has beautiful manners"
Aunt Emmy smiled. ibid he OGfeR
to sell you preferred stock ON which
dividends are g~uaranteedf~
'Why, how did you know. AuntyY'
exclaimed Maud. THAT b exactly
what he did"
II thought So" said Aunt Emmy.
Reliable stock salesmen don9 prom
tse that a company VIII r~epurchase sts
stock, nor do they promise guaranteed
dividends. Unless q company o~Eora9a1
proitabIy, L cannot pay honest dtvA'
dends of any sort. guaranteed or other
wise. You can Q how foolish It b 60
believe that you can get dividends tnst
because some ope say they are guar
anteed. The only guarantee IN tbs
world for dividends b the snc@essaul
operation Of a company. Guaranteed
dividends Is a GLIB phrase used by I'M
scrupulous persons to get money from
unthinking ones. A while back the
country was flooded with fake oil
stock. Now dishonest promoters are
Arvirr rodio okoNk
what shall / dor cried Maud.
sTom is with Mr.. Brown now at tbs
store to buy the stock with the bod
money"
"You just go 10 the phone and call
Tom" said Aunt Emmy. ASK him
and Mr.. Brown Il meet yOu a. tina
bank at ten O'Clock. Tell him not 70
buy the stock until you talk with him
again. Half the money ~ yours Then
call the bank and make Al appoint
ment with the vice president to dis
cuss an Investment
About noon Aunt Emmy1B tcieDhone
II was Maud. 'The .Queerest
thing happened. Aunty.r she eaid,
"Mr. Brown agreed to inset us az the
bank at ten O'Clock. Tom and wait
ed until eleven and he showed
IN. Then Tom told the Vice president
about It and he said We bad . lucky
escape. Only last week the bank book
ed up the company Mr.. Brown repre-
sented and it Is abscl1oeay no goodi~-
4. B. Aymes-
=
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06

semi-starvntion seems favorable 10
fertility. and the ovsr-fed tend to
c~hildlessness.
That Is ons 4 Nassrss sascastts
sQuirks.
The Monmouth inquirer., 1925-08-06
Ethel,s Wlah.

Ethel Ito new arrival)-Are you the
trained nurse mama said was comingY
Nurseries,. dear.
Ethel-Oh. then do please show me
some Of your tricksl
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
Hogan LETT pIERpoNT noRcANBoL uzIErEM


kert, amely alatt ARA a meggyozo
desre. jutott, hogy a ket vasutvo-
nal nagyon is eletkepes. Hajland6
volt a tarsasagot szanalni. A k0z-
gyules, amt Morgan eln0klesevel
tartottak: igazi vad nyugati volt.
Gould es Fuk felebredt emberei,
nagyvaros csocseleke szornyii bot
ranyt csaptak; meg revolverl0ve-
SEX is eldordultek rendorseg
vetett a kozgyiilesnek veget. De a
ket poruljart spekulansnak mem
volt nyueta fegyveres bandakat
szerveztek es indianus modra ta-
madtak egyre a vonatokat, hogy
az utasokat elriasszak.
Morgan azonban keresztul Wit
te, hogy a kormany teljes ereje-
vel follepjen rabl6csapatok ell
len es helyre allitsa a vonatok biz
tonsagat. A ket vasut felviragzott
reszvenyei, amelyek nagyreszt
Morgan kezebe jutottak, oriasi
merte kben emelkedtek. Ez a me,
resi-, szinte eletveszelyes vallallxo,
zas Morgannak hirtelen nevet seer
zett az iizletvilagban. S az else
sikerhez csatlakozott nemsokara
a masodik, harmadik es a t0bbi
Azota is alland6an vasutaknak
szentelte legtobb figyelmet. Eles
esszel, alapos tanulmanyozassal r;
,jott, hogn Eszak AmerikanaE
csak hat-het vasutvonalara val
igazi j0v6. Azoknak a reszvenye
J it 0sszevasarolta iigyes iizletem
bereket allitott vallalatok elere
akik fel tudtak azokat viragoztat
nj A eyiimolcs pedig = Morga,
olebe hullott.
Elso szerelme es hazassaga utal
a nagy iizletember masodszor i
meghazasodott. Noel vette New
York egyik tegintelyes polgari
max, R. Tracy baronak leanyat,
kit mar Madison Ave.-n felv
!. pompas palotajaba vezetett. A ma
sodik asszonye lett mindaz a fen.
es kincs, amt vasutkiraly az
utan szerzett, mikor enyhiilest Ike
, resett sziye sebere, az elso elves2
tese utan =.
Vajjon igazan gyogyito irnal
> bizonyult-e szamara-a penz,
y businessg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
- z IT.
MIKOR ARATNAK MAS VILAG
,TAJAKON.

Januarban fejezi be az aratast
Argentina, Chile, Australia, Vi
leland, Uruguay. Februarban
kezd aratni: Brit India. Marcus
ban: Egyptom. Aprilisban: Mexi-
k6,. Persia. Majusban kezd6dik
Kinaban, Egyesiilt Allamokban.
Juniusban: Magyarorszagon, To-
r0korszagban, Olaszorszagban, Ro
manhattan, Francia ciaorszagban, San
Marinoban, Montenegr6ban. Juli-
usban: Nemetorszagban, Belgium,
Dania, Nagybritania, LuXemburg,
Norvegia, Canada. Augusztusban:
Svedorszag, Hollandia, Peru, Uru
quay es Chile.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
GYttM0Lcs PECsETEK ZORRO
VIzZEI, ELTAVOLITHAT6K.

A legtobb pecset konnyen ell
tavolithato hazilag, felteve, hogy
kiprobalt m6dszert alkalmazunk
es nehany el6vigyazatossagi intez
kedest betartaunk. A pecsetek ne
mely fajtajat azonnali hazi keze-
lesben kell reszesiteni, hogy a
targyat a teljes elpusztulastol
megmentsiik es legt0bb esetben Xxi
vanatos is az azonnali kezeles,
minthogy friss allapotban minden
pecsetet k0nnyebb eltavolitani.
Hacsak lehetseges a pecsetet,
illetve annak termeszetet ismerni
kell, mielott meg megkiserelnenlx
annak -eltavolitasat, minthogy ez
| koriilmeny hatarozza meg AIT,
hogy milyen kezelesben reszesit-
silk. Ha mem megfelelo pecset-el-
tavolit6t hasznalunk, a pecset
esetleg ugy belle eszi magat a
targyba, hogy eltavolitasa megne-
hezul vagy teljesen lehetetlenne
valik. Peldaul, ha forro vizet
/ mely konnyen eltavolitja a gyii-
m0lcs pecseteket, protaint tartal.
maz6 pecseteknel alkalmazunk, =
tel, yer, tojas vagy hus-le, = ak.
| kor a szovet rostjaiba belefa
| gyasztjuk feherjet es rendkivH.
nehezze tesszuk a pecset eltavoli
tasat. Hasonl6keppen vagyunk {
szappannal, mely hasznal a zsir
foltok eltavolitasanal, mig ellen
ben nemely gyiim0lcs foltot allan
dosit.
Ugyszinten ismerni kell AIT a.
anyagot is, amelyen pecset van
A hasznaland6 kezelesi .rendsze.
eppen annyira fiigg az anyag ter
meszetetol, szinetol, szovesetol
feliiletetol es sulyatol, mint a pc
$ cset minosegetol. Gyapot, vaszor
' gyapju es selyem, bizonyos ese
: tekben kiil0nleges kezelest ige
! nyelnek Az Egyesult Allamol
} foldmivelesiigyi miniszterium res
: Ietes felvilagositassal szolgal ezel
mex pecseteknek kezelesi modsz
: reit illetoleg.
Altalanossagban we've ismeret
: len pecsetek kezelesenel keriil1
kell forro vizet, amig az anya
< got XII mem pr6baltak azonban b
4 zonyos pecsetek szamara a forr
vizet harom- -negy lab magassag
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10

Dol ontve a pecsetre, jo eredme-
nyeket erhetiink ell. Ez j6 m6dszer
feher vagy szintart6 anyagokon a
legtobb friss gyum0lcs folt sza-
mara, amikor az meg nedves. Ba-
rack es szeder pecsetek rendsze-
rint engednek az ilyen kezeles
alatt. A pecsetes anyag egy tai
vagy valamely mas edeny fole he
lyezend6 es a forr6 viz olyan ma
gassagbol 0ntendo ra, hogy bizo-
nyos erovel erie. Nemely pecset-
mel a forro viz locsolassal felva.-
tott enyhe dorzsoles segit; kul0-
nosen a gyiimolcs pecseteknel. Az
ilyen kezeles utan is megmarad6
pecset gyakran kiszivhato azal-
tai, hogy nedves anyagot XII
akasztjuk szaradni napra.
A fott gyiimolcsok altal oko-
zott foltok termeszete nemelyest
kiilonbozik a friss gyiimolcsok al
tai okozott foltoketol es rendsze-
rint konnyebb az eltavolitasuk is
| Gyakran mines sziikseg, mint k0-
zonseges mosasra. A Zorro vizzel
val6 kezeles megpr6balhat6 a So
tetvoros es lila szinii gyiim0lcs0k
! altal akozott pecsetek eltayolita-
sanal. S
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
Reformatus egyhaz


MOI Egyletiink a nyari sziinet
utan ismet megkezdi nemes mum
kajat. Elso gyiileset tartja a re-
ank kovetkez6 vasarnap, d. u. fel
3 6rakor.
Ifjusagi Koriink multi penteken
este tartotta elso gyiileset. Elnok
Szilagyi Imre. Jegyzo: Molnar
Istvan. Alelnok: Nemeth Jolan
Titkar: Kiss Margit. Penztarnok
Markovics Peter. A K0r eihata
rozta egy bal rendezeset kozcl
jovSben.
Vasarnapi iskola.-Kiss Margi1
es Szulligan Margit melle tanit6
kul jelentkeztek: Potornay Iona
es Batari Julis.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
Aborzalaak orszaga
Popoff Gyorgy, orosz szarmazasu nemet ujsagiro
erdekes riportja.

den tovabbi nelkiil .kivegzik. A
csekanak mem parancsol senki. Ez
egy kiilon hatalom az allamban
es feladata az, hogy a rettegest,
a felelmet a nep koreben alland6-
an ebren tartsa. Ez a kiil0nitmeny
nyolc h6nap alatt 1900 embert veg
zett Xxi sajat szakallara.
Amikor Lenin ellen merenyle-
tet kovettek ell, ezt otezer halal-
buntetessel torolta meg a cseka.
Az ellenforradalmi mozgalmak Ell
fojtasakor $50, ,O00-re rug azoknak
a szama, akiket Sziberiaba szam-
iiztek. Hivatalos aktak tanuskod-
max arrol, hogy ezeknek nyolcvan
szazaleka a sanyargatasokba belle
halt. A forradalmi t0rvenyszek
melto testverintezmenye a cseka
max. Minden igyet aszerint ke-
eel, hogy milyen parthoz tartozik
a vadlott.
Fla szelsoseges kommunista, ak.
kor meg rabl6gyilkossagert is fel
mentik, ha rajonnek, hogy a vad
lott valamely mersokelt parthoi
tartozik, egy tekintetert is halal
ra itelik.
A cseka es forradalmi torveny
seek az, amely4ek segitsegevel
verengzo kommuHzmus Oroszor
szagban het even at fonn tudts
magat tartani. tr
Icy fest proletar allan, aho
munkasember, ha becsuletesel
gondolkozik, az .eletevel fizet
meg AIT. Az orosz nep hallgat E
var. A Macy europai allamok pc
dig, amelyeknek belso eletet men
egyszer zavarta mar egy-eg.
!, Moszkvab6l iranyitott bombanal
a robbanasa, figyelnek es parduc
szerJen lesik, hogy mikor vonag
lik utols6t a Macy orosz allan
hogy azutan, mint a vilag megva1
toi, oft is ujabb rendetlenseget te
remtsenek a felfordulas utan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
A FELTEKENY KUTYA.

=
Berlinben, a Grell ucca 20. sza-
mu hazban rak6 Soldt Ferenc va
rosi tisztvisel6 nejet megkerte a
szomszedn6je, engedje meg, hogy
a kisleanyat delutan hozza kuld-
hesse.
= Nekem ell kell mennem a
postahivatalba, = mondotta a
szomszedno = minthogy mem
akarom, 'hogy Flora egyediil ma
radon lakasban, nagyon lekote-
lezne, ha megengedne, hogy On
mel legyen.
Soldtne nagyon szivesen belle
egyezett s Fl6rat = a nyolc esq
tendos leanykat = ARA pamlag-
ra fektette, ahol az 8 kisfia $50
kott aludni delutanonkent. A kis-
fiut pedig a hal6szobaba kuldtc,
ahol az apja agyaba fekiidt lie.
Miutan gyerekek lefekiidtek,
nyugodtan kiment konyhaba.
Koriilbelil egy ora mulva bement
a haloszobaba, ahol a kis fiat fel.
k0lt0tte, azutan mask szobaba
| ment lit megd0bbenve latta
hogy a kis Flora verben fetreng
torka at van harapva es az egesz
teste szet van m'arcangolva.
Az elso pillanatban AIT hitte
hogy betortek lakasaba es gyil
kosok ohek meg a szerencsetlel
gyermeket. De aztan szoba sar
kaba pillantott, ahol Erred ne
VII kutyajuk szokott egy szonye
gen pihenni. A kutya most is OF
volt, de veres volt szaja mel
lette husdarabok fekudtek.
i Soldtne ketsegbeesetten kial
tott segitsegert. Nehany perc mul
wa mar oft vokak rendorseg EN-
berei S eek megallapitottak
hogy Fred feltekenysegbol kovet
. te .el a borzamas tettet. A kuty
tudta, hogy Soldtne kisfia szokot
a pamlagon aludni amikor .ot
egg idegen gyermeket pillantot
meg, haragra gerjedt es rarohant
I. ANIMAL val6szinnbb. ez felteyes
inert amikor Flora holttestet {
akartak szallitani, Fred aharagc
san morgott $ kiserletet tett, hog,
. ,holttestre ugorjon. Csak I nag
nehezen lehetett viss1atartani el
fta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
Rom. kath. egyhaz

Keresztelesek. - Henrik Mar
ton, Bauer Ferenc es Tanner Err
zsebet fla, sziil. aug. 30-an, ker.
szept. Gan. Keresztsziilei: Kovacs
Marion es Gyory Rozalia.
Iren-E -Erzsebet, Feher Janos es
Lukoszky Erzsebet leanya, szll.
julius 24-en, ker. sept. Gan. Ke-
resztsziilei: Petringer Istvan es
Klenovszky Anna.
Hirdetes. - NagykiikIllo me-
gyei sziil., youngstown lakos Fro
MUS Janos; nehai Gertner Anna
ozvegye veszi magahoz hazastar-
sui Szabolcs megyei, kisvardai
sziil., youngstown lakos Rolla Ma
riat; n6hai Domjon Antal owe
gyet.
Zaszloszenteles. - Most vasar;
nap, sept. 13-an deli istentisz-
telet alatt megszenteljuk Rosa
fiizer-Tarsulat gyonyoru zaszla-
jat. Ere az unnepelyre hivatalos
mindenki, aki szeretettel ohajt
lepni a keresztszTlok soraba. Joj-
jenek mind erre a szep unnepely.
re. /,
Elso gyonok es aldozok oktata
sa.-Most szombaton, sept. 12-er
reggel 10 6ralor veszi kezdetet q
gyermekek oktatasa, akik j0vt
evben elosz0r fognak jarulni a
scent gyonaslhoz es aldozashoz
Sziviikre kotjuk az anyaknak
hogy kiildjek ell gyermekeike
ezekre az oktatasokra.
Adomany. - 10th Miklosn'
adott a templomra Sit.
Havidijak.-Kakuk' Istvan So
Szlavik J6zsef Sc, Knapig Jano
$2.-t.