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New Britain herald., 1925-02-23
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove It

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the sub stitute for calomel, act gently on the bowels and positively do the work.
 People afflicted with bad breath find quick relief through Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. The pleasant, sugar-coated tablets are taken for bad breath by all who know them.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act gen tly but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimulating them to natural action, clearing the blood and gently purifying the entire system. They do that which dangerous calomel does without any of the bad after effects.
 All the benefits of nasty, sickening, griping cathartics are derived from Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets without griping, pain or any disagreeahle effects.
 Dr. F. M. Edwards discovered the formula after seventeen years of prac- tice among patientssfflicted with bowel and liver complaint, with the attendant bad breath.
 Olive Tablets are purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil: you will know them by their olive color Take one or two every night for week and note the effect. l5c and 30c.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23
ke Aaventur@s5 RagysdyAnn 9 a'4Ra99edyAn4y R l.a1a !y Jekrny SrueNe aaH

"Gramma Bear makes very nice honey cookies." Raggedy Andy said as Grampa Bear passed a large plate of the candy covered cookies around.
 Indeed she does!" Raggedy Ann agreed.
 Gramma Bear laughed a pleased laugh, for everyone likes 10 be told when they make something nIcc.
 "Grampa Bear gets the honey for me every fall" Gramma Bear said, And it is fun 10 rlake cookies for nice folks like you and Rag gedy Andy"
 As the Raggedys and the nice Gramma Bears sat in the kitchen eating the lovely honey cookies, Raggedy Ann noticed a bag lying upon the floor. "Why! l do believe old Miggsy and Muggsy the magic makers dropped their bags of magic charms when they ran in here and tried to capture me-" She picked up the bag of charms and was just about to open it when there came q very loud pounding upon the door.
 "I'll bet 1t is either old Miggsy or old Muggsy come back for the magic charms." Raggedy Andy said.
 And when Gramma Bear went to the door, there stood old Muggsy, the brother of Miggsy, the magic maker.
 T want my bag of magic charms!" he said. "Miggsy dropped 1 it when you stuck the hot honey cookies on our noses!" And Muggsy still had some of the honey cookie upon his nose.
 What did you let Miggsy have the bag of charms for?" Gramma Bear asked. Didn't you know ht wanted to work magic on all ot us?"
 "Of course I did," Muggsy re. piled. And that is why I want the magic charms! Miggsy just told me that Raggedy Ann has a candy heart and I want it to add to my magic charms. So if you will give them to me, I will work magic or all of you, then I can capture Rag. gedy Ann and take her candy heart"
 silly" Gramma Bear said. "We would be foolish to let you work magic on us. We will keep the bat of magic charms, then we will bC safe"
 Then if you will not let me have the magic charms, l will take Rag gedy Ann anyhow so that I car have her candy heart!" Nehe meaI old creature said And into .tht house he walked. pushing Gramma Bear right aside.
 Muggsy fully intended doing jus as he said. but he did not know how strong Grampa Bear was, so before he hardly knew what haC happened, Grampa Bear turned MugEsy, the magic maker, righ upside down and paddy whacket him with Gramma Bears pan cak paddle. Then Grompa Bear sat upol Muggsy until Raggedy And brought rope and tied Muggsy' hands and feet so that he could no kick. Then Grampa Bear put Mug gsy in a wheel barrow and wheele
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23
BEGIN HERE TODAY


 Alden Drake, formerly sailor, grown soft and 6abby through n life of idle ease, ships aboard the clipper Orontes as boy" under the command of
 Jake Stevens, whose enmity he incurs because of a mutual love for
 Mary Manning, daughter of the owner, who is passenger. At Cape Town, Stevens is superseded as cap tain by Drake, whose lawyers have seen to the purchase. of the Dr. ontes during its cruise. In his new role of master. Drake becomes cold and dignified In the presence of Mary. Stevens, now chief mate. finds time to follow his suit.
 Stevens shyly approaches Mary in her cabin. Whom do you love?" he asks her, me orr"
 NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
 Flushing furiously Mary sprang from her chair. hurling her work broadcast over the deck, and ran below, leaving Jake Stevens there with his question unanswered yet answered plainly enough. His breath whistled through his teeth. He felt murderous. The ship swan forward in peace, and into the peace his stormy temper hurled dark discord.
 Gall all hands!" he roared. You boy! Call the bosun. Tell him tc turn out all hands and sweat ur everything all around the ship! Gel
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23
4h0fan8leA

the blood and l had not strength to resist.
 I am ashamed because the pas- sion l felt was not deathless. In fact, that passion has died a pain less death long ago. Today am not moved by the sound of my lovers name. Today I never think of him at all and 1t makes me ashamed that all that has happen ed could have happened and left so small a scar upon my soul.
 It is hard, my friend, to make myself understand my feelings and my attitude. Consequently I expect it will be douply hard tA make you understand. As dreadful as it would be, would have liked to have kept on loving Jack. It would make me feel as though I were q cleencr woman. A great love is a great soul cleaner.
 I love my boy - but even that wild unreasoning love which held so much of hurt has soft'"ed into q kind of pride anl alf@.fion. l know myself as I am and l some times am afraid that l am light woman.
 Out of the whole catacIysm only two things remain which I can re- member without sadness. These are your great kindness to me when l needed it most and. Leslie Pres cott's wonderful understanding - an understanding that is not hu- man for into it there creeps no prejudices, no patronage, only di- vine love for all creatures and a divine pity for all their mistakes.
 Perhaps, syd, a knowledge that there is woman of that kind in this world is worth all have paid for it.
 Am called on the set now. Will finish this letter tomorrow.
 Copyright, 1925, NEA Service,
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 TOMORROW - This letter con- tinucd.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23
ON HEALTH TH--- IMPORTANT FOODS
HEALTH

[ preparing mush for breakfast, soups for luncheon. buildings for dinner; also breads, cookies and cakes for all meals.
 Where the whole grain is used the products have most food value. Such are oat meal. whole wheat, graham flour, brown rice and un- bolted corn meal.
 In the refining of flour and the polishing of rice. the outside coat ing is removed and with it most of vitamin B.
 The part remaining is still .valu- able for energy, but when used great care should be taken to see that the meal is supplemented with some vegetable, containing mineral.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23

be dumped into a mud puddle," he cried as he shook his muddy fists at Grampa Bear. But you just wait, Sometime I'll get my magic charms and then I'll magic you and
 dump you in a mud puddle" Grampa Bear just laughed and laughed and pretended that he would catch Muggsy and put him in the mud puddle again. so Mug gsy jumped and ran just as hard as he could while Raggedy Andy and Raggedy Ann and Gramma Bear cried. Flaw. flaw. Haw." to make him know how silly he looked.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23
FABLES ON

After milk another important food is derived from grain prod ucts, Mrs. Mann learned.
 Bread, cereals of all kinds, maca- roni and rice. All are high in en- ergy, and yield large amount of working power.
 The man who does heavy work. the athlete, the child that is very active, should have generous amounts of grain products at every meal. These foods will prevent the body from burning its own tissues. They are easily digested, and quick ly available.
 The wise cook will prepare these foods in various ways to keep them palatable. This may be done by
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23
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CHAPTER XXI A Knife in the Dark

One mans turbulent passions shattered the peace of thirty hu- man beings. If the men thought they had been worked up before. they soon felt that all that had gone by had been nothing but a pleasure cruise.
 "There ain't no call to bullydam us like this, Mister Stevens." fat little Joe Bunting told him one blazing forenoon when Madagascar loomed blue through the simmer ing haze. Joe had just finished a boys job, far aloft, slushing down the mainskysail pole and royal mast. It was near noon, and Joe had gone straight from the wheel at ten o'clock 10 the slushing job without the five minutes smoke which was the relieved helmsman's immemorial privilege. He knew that eight bells would strike before he had got halfway up to his next job of slushing down the fore.
 Are you giving me slack 2" snarled Stevens. Are you giving me back chat. you useless lump O lard?"
 Don't call me out O me name. sir" returned Joe fearlessly. T ain't givin' yer no slack. It's nigh eight"
 "I'll show you" gritted Jake, and knocked fat little roly-poly Joe headlong with a cruelty unexpected punch on the ear. Joe scrambled to his feet. blood trickling from his ear, his twinkling eyes cold and starry. Drake was taking q noon sight on the poop, with MT. Twin ing taking another for a check from the monkey bridge. Drake happened to remove his sextant from his eye for rest, the sun still being short of meridian, and saw Joe confront Stevens, There was something about the happy lit tie seaman that warned Drake al was not well. He laid down his sex tant, and walked forward along thu monkey bridge.
 Mister Stevens, you 1t ne, | wheezed Joe simply. I'm a habl' seaman, sir, and I give yer no lip l don't hallow no man to 1t me fo nothink. It me again. sir, please I'll pay yer ant fer two in one Come on, nah. You started it."
 "I'lI talk ter you afterwards, m son!" said Joe grimIy, waiting fo the mate to take up his challenge Jake grinned like a snarling dos leaning forward in a crouch, hi great hands clenching and un clehching until the bones cracked Slowly he reached out until tn clawlike fingers of his left ham were almost at Joe's neck: his righ fist drew back to strike. Joe watch ed the approaching claw out of corner of one eye; but he evinceI no fear. Rather he looked as If h welcomed the chance to take a goo solid wallop at that terrifying face He hoped that mate would not b too long getting started. It was al most eight bells.
 That will do, Mir. Stevens! To may go aft! You. Bunting, get for ard at oncel" said a clear, leve voice, and Drake leaped from tn monkey bridge to the fore hatcl and thence 10 the deck between tn belligerents.
 Hes a mutinous dog!" snarle Stevens. He wants flaking."
 That will do. I want no fiakin done, MT. Stevens Go aft" retori ed Drake. The mate turned al muttefing. The seamen dispersed
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23

cream cheeses, 4 tablespoons finely chopped nuts, 1-3 teaspoon salt, teaspoon powdered sugar, 2 table spoons orange juice, tablespoons lemon juice, 6 tablespoons oil. French endiye.
 Wash kumquats well. Put into a smooth saucepan and add cold water to cover. Bring slowly to the boiling point and simmer until ten- der. Remove from the fire and let cool. Cut in halves and remove seeds. Work cheese with cream to make moist until smooth. Add nuts and i'll kumquats with mixture. Arrange on bed of crisp endive and pour the dressing over the whole. ITO make dressing mix fruit juice, sugar and salt. Beat in we'll chilled oil. Beat until perfectly emulsified.
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New Britain herald., 1925-02-23
What Is Behind Edith's Apparently
 Casual Question?

At the magic word ear" Jun ior's sleepy .eyes flew wide open, and his adorable little face broke into smles. He put up his gms and Ngged me tight And thR he re- leased me abruptly and began to jump up and down In the bed, with vigor that threatened Mrs, Dur kee's springs
 snatched him from his pas time. unceremoniously and deposit ed him on a chair by his grand mothers side.
 "Gran2ie will dress you" I said. "Now help her all you can, and don't wriggle."
 q won't" he promised solemnly, and then put a query and answered it himself.
 Do you know cause why I don't wriggle?" he demanded. Cause if l wriggle and am bad boy, l can't go in the car. Can l Ma-ma?"
 That's very good idea, Jun for" I said, laughing. Hold il tightly. Do you know that we are going to meet Marion and bring her back to the farm ?"
 Madge Dodgcs the Question
 I purposely had lodged his ques' ton, for l wished to answer him truthfully, and l did not think il wise for him to know that no pos sible bad behavior on his part could postpone his drive. But Mar ions name Is like a lodestone tc him, and he promptly forgot every thing else in his delight at my news.
 "Goody! Goody!" he crowed clapping his hands. DO you know what we're goin' to do when we get home?"
 "No dear" I responded absent | ly. buttoning a shoe upon his wrig glipg right foot, while Mother Ora! . ham performed the same servic' for his left
 I'm going 10 Jerry Ticers ant he's going 10 give me a ride ol Lady, and give Marion one, too, vol bet your boots"
 His grandmothers lips frightened with annoyance. I expected a tirad' upon her favorite topic - the bat effect upon Juniors vocabulary o Katie's slang expressions, but eithe the stress and anxiety of the las . few days had softened her, or he anticipation of helping Lillian hat set all other things in a minor key At any rate, she said nothing, ant { helped with Juniors dressing. B the time Katie knocked upon tn door announcing breakfast, m small son and l were all ready 10
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23

him 10 a nice mud puddle and turned the wheel barrow over.
 This spilled Muggsy right out into the mud and he was sight. Fortunately for Muggsy the rope came unfastened from his feet and he was able to get up and run.
 T shall not stay around here and
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23
- SERVICE
 FEATURES LACE AND SATIN
DAILY FASHION SERVICE

This Is an afternoon costume of gold lace and black satin. Tho tight bodice Is fashoined from heavy gold lace and the draped skirt from the satin. The hip length cape and the skirt are bound in magenta and jade green.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23
Cossip;s Corner
Dry Cleand

Articles lightly soiled can be dry cleaned by lying buried a week in corn starch mixed equally with magnesia.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23

To Remove oil Machine oil on garments must be taken out with gasoline or washed in white soap and cold water.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23

Drying Brushes Never allow hair brushes to stand on the bristles while drying.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23

Salt Helpful When cooking steak over coal fire, throw little salt over the coal to prevent blazing from the drippings.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23

Short Soaking Long soaking of clothes Is unde- sirable. It loosens the dirt, but it passes again into the fabric.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23

The first broadcaster was the first woman who kissed and told.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23

To Clean Photos Photographs may be cleaned by sponging lightly with absorbent cotton moistened with alcohol.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23

We have here one Of the trick styles that fashion loves, This hat has a scarf which pulls down from each side and forms cape to be worn over the suit or frock as an extra decoration. The same mate rial used for a band about the hat is used about the throat to keep the scarf from flowing too freely. II Is highly recommended for sportwear.
New Britain herald., 1925-02-23
Loosen Up That Gold
 With MusteroIa

Have Musterole handy when a cold starts. It has all of the advantages of grandmother s mustard plaster WITH OUT the blister. You just apply 1t with the fingers. First you feel a warm jingle as the healing ointment peneGatGs the pores, then comes a soothing, cooling sensation and quick relief.
 Made of pure oil of mustard and other simple ingredients, Musterole is recommended by many nurses and doctors. Try Musterole for bronchitis, sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy, rheu- matism, lumbago, croup, asthma, neu- ralgia, congestion, pains and aches of the back or joints, sore muscles, sprains, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of he chest. It may prevent pneumonia and flu"
 ToMothers: Muste-ole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children's Musserole.
 35c and 65c, jars
 I|!!E|IIIlzIIz!! I|!E|III'l'IziI.|z!l j $
 and tubes. ~
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New Britain herald., 1925-02-23

TOMORROW - This letter con- tinucd.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
BoLDoG UJEszTEND0P

AZ "Amerikai Magyar Hirlap"
szerkeszt6sSge es kiad6hivatala ez
uton kivan olvas6inak az eg6sz
magyarsagnak boldog, oromteljes
es megelegedett ujesztend6t.
Magyar szivbol fakado magyar
jokivansagainkat fogadjak test
v6reink magyar szeretettel. Nehez,
kiizdelmes munkankban tamogas-
sanak, ne csak anyagilag, hanem
erkolcsileg is. Mi az ujesztendo-
ben is a regi keszsegger allunk az
egesz magyarsag szolgalatara $
szereny tehetsegiinkkel tovabbra
is magyarsag el6rehaladasat,
munkaljuk, melynel hitiink S meg
gyoz0desiink szerint nemesebb, ma
gycbb szentebb Gel mem lehet
magyarsag el6tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01

A PET0FI EGYLET RENDKI-
VttLT GYtjLESE
Szombaton, januar 3-an lesz meg
tartva.

AZ east youngstown Petofi San
dor Egylet tagjainak figyelm<t
felhivom a most szombaton, jaml-
ar 3-an este Z orakor, a Grow Hall
ban tartando tisztviseloket valasz
to rendkiviili gyiilesiinkre. A null
vasarnap tartott rendes gyiilesen
Sellett volna megyalasztani az nj
tisztikart, tagok azonban oily
kis szamban jelentek meg, hogy
a valasztast mem lehetett megej-
teni.
Az egylet iigyeit ebben az esq
tend6ben a tisztikar csak ugy yc-
zetheti, ha megvalasztasa alkal-
naval tagok 0sszessegGnck aka
rata jut .kifejezesre, epen exert
kerek minden egyes tagot, hogy
a szombati fontos gyiilesen jelen-
jen meg s vegyen reszt a tisztvise-
Is valasztasban. A hazeltoni tag
testverek kiil0n is keretnek, hogy
ell ne mulasszak szombati gyii-
lest.
A Petofi Egylet nemes hivata-
sat csak ugy kepes j0v6ben is
bet0lteni, ha a munkab0l minden
tag kiveszi maga r6szet a gyii-
leseken val6 megjelenes altal. Ia
jo az egylet tagoknalk, amikor
halaleseti, vagy betegsegely fel-
vetelr0l van $40 = akkor jo, hogy
kell legyen akkor is, amikor az
cgylet j0v6beni sorsat intfz6 tiszt-
visel6valasztoi gyiiltsre hivjuk osz
sze a tagtestverekct.
lsm6telten k6rem tagokat,
hog'y Observation-Disclosures
hogy a szombati gyiilesen legyen
jelen minden egyes tag.
F0do Istvan, elnok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
VERHOVAY 10S.

Felhivom a Verhovay Segely
Egylet 108-ik fi6kj janak osszes tag
iait, hogy fiokrnk a jov6 szomba-
ton este, jannar 3-an oral kez-
dettel a szokott helyen, rendkivii-
Ii gyiilest tart, melynek targy a
lesz az 1924. evi szamadas bemu-
tatasa tisztikar reszer0l es az al
tisztikar megvalasztasa 1926. ev-
re.
Keretnek a tagok, hogy ezen a
gyiilesen tclies szamban jelenje-
mex meg, leven rendkiviili gyiiles,
szabalyunk minden tagot k6telcz
a gyiilesen val6 megjelenesre.
Tovabba, mindazonl tagokkal
szemben, akik a gyiilesen meg mem
jelennek kimaradasukat mem
igazoljak, a most december hoban
megtartott rendes havi gyiilesiin-
k0n< elfogadott inditvanyt fog
ia a tisztikar alkalmazni, amely
rgy szol, hogy mindazon tagol1,
alik a rendkiviili gyiilesen meg
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
KERELEM
AZ E. Y. M. A. G. tagjai figyel-
mebe.

Az east-youngstowni Magyar
Atletil1ai Klub tagjai keretnek,
hogy most vasarnap, januar 4-en,
delutan 2 6rakor sziveskeid.jenek
az Adam St.-en lev0 teremben
megjelenni. A gyiilesen sok fon-
tos dolog kerul megbeszelesre. Icy
a tobbek k0zott ez alkalommal lesz
elintezve a januar lien tartando
szinieloadassal egybek0t0tt tame
mnlatsag elrendezese. A tagoll
tartsak kotelessegiiknek a gyiile-
sen valo megjelenest.
Az e. Y. M. A. G.. miil1edvel0
tagjait ezlton ertesitjiik, hogy va
sarnap delutanra tervezett pro
bank elmarad, mivel teremben
romanok tartanak gyiilest. A
delutani elmaradt probat este s
oral kezdettel fogjuk megtarta-
nj. A szerepl0ket kerjiik tehat,
hogy pontban este 8 6rara gyiil-
ienek egybe, hogy probat rem
des idoben tudjuk megkezdeni.
Tisztelettel,
Keszler Wendell es
Vekassi ,Tanos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
1o5.1K .CIKK.
Etkezesi szokasok.

A gyermeket, ha ait akarjuk, hogy
normalisan fejl6diek, elegend6 mennyi-l
segii es megfelelG taplalekkal kell ell
latnunk Sok bebit, akik sziiletesnkt6l
limos gyermekekke lehet fejleszteni,
ha mindennapi etrendjdkre kell5 gon-
dot forditnnk.
Ha cseesem5k szamara kesziilt al.
talanos taplalasi tablazatokat nezziik,
AIT ldtjuk, hogy az etrend, amint
gyermek fejl6dik, lassan tobb es t6bb
lesz. El6sz0r is egy szigoruan tejb6l al
10 atrendifnk van, amelyhez kes6bb
cerealok, gyiimolcs es egy keves f6ze-
lex jarul. EFT csak fokozatosan nagyob-
bitjuk. hogy az emeszt6 szerveknek ne
artson es ugyanakkor normalis fejl6-
desre is kell gondolnunk.
Hasonl6 tervet kell kovetniink n
gyermekkorban is, azonban az els6 OF
evben az etrendet olyan taplalekokra
kell szoritani, amelyek legjobban szol-
galjak a gyermek fei6deset, azonban
megfelelnek a gyermek emeszt5 kepes-
segeinek.
A tel, ugy mint csecsem6korban,
legyen most is az etrend alapja. Feltet-
lenil fontos celszerii fejl6deshez. Eag
lie Brand teiet hasznalnak kozelke-
leten Szentfold arvainal Is nagyszerii
| ercdmenyeket ernek ell vele rossz tap
laltsag megakadalyozasara. Az Eagle
Brand, ha celszerien hasznaljak, mind
azokat gokat szolgalia, melye-
| ket normalis fejl6deshez sziiksegeselz,
exert legyen a novesben lev6 gyermek
etrendjenek egyik resze.
Ezer es ezer gyermeknek van kiilon-
leges feliigyeletre sziksege negy IS
16 ewes kora k0z0tt. Olyan taplalekra
van sziiksege. amely kGlon0sen tapla-
10. Olyan taplalekot kell kapniok, amely
t6l er6sek es etetkepesek lesznek es a
betegsegnek ellen tudnaM. allni. Mcle-
| gen ajanljuk a gyermek skiileinek a
Borden s Eagle tejet. Ez legiobb tel
es legiobb cukor tudomanyosan kever-
We es elkeszitve, ez lehet6ve teszi rosz
szul taplalt gyermeknek, hogy sulyban
gyorsan gyarapodjek, ami sziikseges,
hogy eros es egeszseges legyen.
Minden sziil5nek igazi takarA ossag,
ha AIT latjak, hogy gyermekdk er5-
| SEX es jobban client tudnak allni be-
| tegsegeknek, inert olcs6bb gyerme-
ket egeszsegesen tartani meg, mint visz-
szaszerezni az egeszseget. Ezeknek
gyermekeknek AIT ajanljuk, hogy ket
| ev6kanal Eagle tejet kapjanak, fell
eresztve haromnegyed csesze jeghideg
vizben. EFT legjobb, ha delel6tti vagy
delutani taplalasukkor ada. Az id5-
sebb gyermekek neha jobban szeretik
ginger ale-lel, gyiim0lcslevel vagy to-
jassal.
Olvassa ell ezen cikkiinket Is vagja XII
meg6rzes celjab6l, id6vel sziks6ge le-
het ra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-01-01
PA.
MAGYAR TARsAsK0R.

A Sharon, Farrell $ Sharpsville-i i
Magyar Tarsaskor december 2S-
an tartotta meg rendes havi gyii-
leset a tagok szep szamu jelenle-
tie mellett. Az erdekes targysoro-
zatot tagsag mindyegig Macy fl
gyelemmel hallgatta vegig 3 erte-
kes hozzaszolasaival tamogatta a
vezet6seg javaslatait. Orommel
szamolunk be arrol, hogy vasar-
napi gyiiles alkalmaval a Tarsas-
k0r tagjainak a szama tiz magyar
testverrel szaporodott - remel-
jiik peldat r0videsen k0vetik
meg maid t6bben.
A vasarnapi gyiiles alkalmaval
szoba keriilt a regen vajud6 Ma
gyar Haz iigye is. A Tarsask0r tag
jai k0reb6l 5 tagu bizottsagot va
lasztott, akik hivatva lesznek a
sziikseges lepesek megtetelere.
Oszinte szivb6l kivanjuk ennek
az eletkepes magyar int6zmeny-
mex, hogy kezdemenyez6 lepeset
most mar skier koronazza s a Ma
gyar Haz terve vegre val6sagot
oltson. Hissziik, hogy Tarsaskor
k0zremiik0desevel Magyar Haz
iigye vegleges megoldast nyer -
$ magyar testvereink ebben ne
mes munkajaban Tarsask0rt
egyakarattal tamogatni fogjak.