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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-06

AIumnus WillNot Be Appeased
With Anything Short
OF Win
BY M. w. CORUM


NEW YORK, Nov. s." Harvard
played slow, lifeless football
against William and Mary last
Saturday, and perhaps the reason
was some oyster stew which the
squad had last Friday night at
the Varsity Club."
The above, quoted verbatim
from the Boston Evening Tram
script, explains everything. Har-
ward is IN the stew again. The
bows have been dallying with the
sneculent biVaIve when what they
really need is raw, red meat. The
Crimson crew comes to grips with
the Princeton Tiger down In Pal
rner Stadium tomorrow, and try
ing TO look Tiger in the eye
on an oyster diet is calculated
to be had business. Good boys
are too scarce to be thrown to
the wild animals anyway.
As nearly as can be seen with tie
naked eve, the Johnnies are going
TO tackle q pretty tough Tiger Tie
word Sits IN from Nassau way that
ROp er, despairing OF whipping
Eales mighty eleven, Is going to try
and take 1t out on Harvard again.
That makes this SATURDAYS game
loom as one real contest Of The
classic Bic Three engagements.
Certainly the Crimson is IN no
position to hold anything back
This win not be meeting Of two
great eIevens. except as tradition
makes ali Princeton. Harvard and
Yale teams great. Save for the tla-
dfkf0n behind Il, this would not be
q biz football game at all, but the
tradition Is here.
Ell,an slaeFp. ana cheek. Or r,ros.
~ a,sd T1icnar wind fl,eir way
fisrnSTrl, fi1e eafIaegsiSlV sl1aInyvs ssf
81 sfaa f1Illl dav affer t0u1orrow.
$ l.s.rs ~ vsl,ns,fsa,,, figures win %
,vsfIs kI,er,,l sTsI,es..s viii - s Felf0I,
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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-29
GRADE NEWS

At the first meeting Of the Parent
Teachers Association thirty new
names were added 70 the list Of mem,
bera.
All grades have joined the Junior
Red Cross. an organization to pro-
mote service and world wide friend
ship.
Theodore Bykari has Typhoid fever
Each Of the children Of the fifth
grade wrote him an interesting letter.
All nooms are gaily decorated for
Halloween. Mary Ellen Carr made
the best poster in the fifth grade.
Arthur Newman and Grace Simonis
had the highest arithmetic average
Of the fifth grade for the week Of
October 10 to 20.
When Monroe's test in Arithmetic
was given in the fifth grade, Helen
Harner received the highest mark.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-29
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Harry T, StOng, pastor.

Morning worship at IL o'clock. The
Sacrament. of the Lords supper win
be administered BY the pastor.
Evening service ct 7;3o. A fine
new illustrated lecture. 1.-THE Farmer
and His Church." The illustrated
hymn, America The Beautiful. viii be
used In connection with this servict
Prayer service Thursday evening at
1850.
Choir rehearsal Saturday at 1850.
Sunday school at 10 o'clock
Epworth League at $3.50.
The Bible proAaises no Aoaves to
the loafer. bus work without worship
means worry. Six days shalt thou
labour and Do all thy work. On the
Sabbath we invite you TO come and
worship in our little church where
you win find warmth and comfors,
good fellowship and an atmosphere
Of devotion.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-29
SOCIAL NEWS

Last Wednesday the sophomor,
class enjoyed q vicente roast. Tn,
young people hiled to the farther
side Of Arlington accompanied By
Miss Sifford. They played games
ate and sang songs around the camp
fire. They returned home in John
Jaaps truck about 8 o'clock.
Last Thursday evening Miss Sif-
ford, Miss Huston and Miss Lapp
surprised Miss Skardvedt BY calling
on her dressed in costume. Miss Si1-
ford as a small girl, Miss Huston, as
a vamp, and Miss Lapp a. an old
fashioned old maid.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-29
HALEOwERn FRANKS

What fun fer the youngsters OF
Halloween night But Obi Do yor
not feel sorry Tor the business men
Consider the merchant VINO wishes "a
display his goods Ia the window, bul
about two weeks before Halloween
finds his windows are all soaped and
after washing them finds them soap
ed again DO you not think they are
carrying Halloween too fart Would
mt IL be naOre fun to play pranks on
just one night-HaIlowe'enf
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-29
ATTENTION IN THE SCHOOL
ROOM

This question is being considered
by every teacher in school.
Should we have attention IN the
school room during classes OF should
we not9 think Il would be . ven
good thing to have attention during
classes, because when one pupil talks,
IL distarba the othsr pupils IN the
class and alao interrupts the teacher
while she Is talking The passing Of
notes also causes a great disturbances
to the pupils around.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-29
|High School
: = :: e: !, Chat -: :: :: ::

/ A large number Of tie High schoO
studsnts were present At the football
game Saturday.
Mildred Tuur7 attended the cart
party and dance at RicsviIIe satur.
day.
Harold =. johnson and Robert wsrs
abseut from school Monday.
Miss Ethel Starner, former Eighth
grade teacher visited Miss sif6Ord
over the week end.
The noon hour and class periods
were shortened Wednesday In order
to finish the school day in time for
the teachers TO take the 2:62 train
for Great Falls, where they are spend
ing the last three days Of the week
attending the Teachers Convention.
Miss sifford's pupils wsre late 70
English class Monday because OF
their failure to hear the class bell.
Ann Klimas book tumble on the
sidewalk beside Dahps Monday. TO the
intense amusement Of q farmer.
La Verne Evans, Aintolnstte Kim
as and Ann KIimas listened in on the
radio At the Park 70 Park Garage
Sunday evening.
Janet Phalen and Isabelle ASH
worth spent the weekend in Great
Falls.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-29
THE GIRL SCOUTS

The Girl Scouts held their weekly
meeting October ~, 1925 when they
had their regular exercises whicA con-
sisted Of the Daily Doren and drills
with Indian cfabs.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-29

Mrs. Stewart has new Brmswisk
portable photograph for her fkfeh
grade.
I The Seventh and Eighth grades Ia.
vited the fifth grade to attend them
program last Friday morning. It wan
splendid program consisting "a
musical numbers, current events and
talk by Mr. Culver. These grades
are 70 be congratulated on their we'll
conducted meeting, splendid Engiiah
and good music. The visitors wished
that tbs pareuts could have bNam
there. It was well worth while,
Miss Schulerss room bad q party
Wednesday afternoon.
The second graders ara going h.
have new readers soon.
Della Goodman Is absent on accouns
Of sickness
Mas Rscs Is teaching music h Aina
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-29
GENERAL NEWS

Mabel and Martina gOodmau ztten
ded the card party and dance at Rice.
vile Saturday evening. Ethel won
the BOBBY prize and Mabel won the
head prize.
Emil Evans entered school Tues
day.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-29
NORMAL CLUB NOTES

The Arithmetic Reviews class will
observe in Miss Bemis's room the
twenty-sevsnth
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-10-29
HONOR ROLL

AAAtAfAf
9Th GRADE
Joy Browning
Edward Florek
Velma Hoskamer
Lucille Merriman
Dorothy Nelson
James Provin
10TH GRADE
Lillian Bakko, Ethel Berg, Elize-
beth Malcolm, Ethel Ranta. Ada ST.
monis, Helen velebir, George Ford. z
nth GRADE
Gladys Burnett. Victoria Dorchak,
Ruth jennings, Thomas Levandouski.
18TH GRADE
Clara Berg, Dorothy DammnOss,
Anna Forder, Sophie Miller, Alice
Robinson, Irma Wilson.
To attain a place on the Honor
Roll a student must have an average
Of 30 per cent in four regular sub
jects. Although perfect attendance
and punctuality are not required, It
Is a noticeable fact that only one
student on this roll has been tardy
or absent.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
81 Plaid
Blankets, S2.95

64xS0 double-bed size;
heavy twill; woven, soft
fleece finish; rlaids Of
blue, rose. tan and gray.
Evening star., 1925-10-11
So Part-WOOl Blankets
$4.65

Heavyweight Part-wool Blankets, size 70xS0
inches; pretty plads of blue rose. tan and gray;
wide sateen-bound ends to match colorings in
blankets
Evening star., 1925-10-11
$3.50 Living Room Suites, sos

Thoroughly dependable quality throughout arranged
the the moderate sized living You have choice OF
chair handsome Strong construction Upho-
stored of jacquard No charged for
Divided Payments.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
KURUZSOLT A "SZENT
EMBER"

Az egesz Dunantulon k0zismert
ember volt Medgyesi J6zsef, az
osi scent embero, aki mar hosz-
szu esztend3k 6ta iizi amitasait
es kuruzslasait. AIT hitette ell az
emberekkel, hogy' napontd az Is
tennel tarsalogss csodalatos gy6-
gyito ereje van.
| A kuruzsl6 hazahoz messze fold
r0l j0ttek alland6an a betegek es
szerencsetlenek, akikt6l valami-
lyen raolvasasert busAs aja1ldekct
kapott, ugy hogy nagy vagyonra
tett szert. Olyan hatalma volt,
hogy egyideig meg a helyi hat6-
sagok sem akartak vele kikezdeni.
Uzerkedese vegre mar annyira ell
fajult, hogy megindult ellene hi
vatalos vizsgalat.
A veszpremi csend6rseg Jura-
seek Ferenc esend6rf6hadnagy We
zetesevel kezdte meg a nyomozast
$ 18 napi megfesziteft munka utan
rengeteg bizonyitekokat gyiijt5.t
az 6si kuruzsl6 ellen. a nyonAoEis
most komaronmegyei M6csa
k0zsegre terel6d6tt at. Lukacs La
josae ,3mgcsai ilaketA5 ias sulyas
tiidobeteg volt esa Weiner David
DIR. m6csai orvos orvoss6got 6s ke-
resztk0test rendelt neki. A flu fell
keriilt a budapest klinikara, a
honnan mint gy6eyult bsteget el-
hQcsaJtottdk. Kese1eset ezutSn
Medgyesi vette 6ts ERE Net het
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
PA,
A TARsAsK0R GYULEsE

A Sharon, Farrell es Sharps-
ville-i Magyar Tarsask0r multi va
sarnap tartotta gyiileset a tagok
nagyszamu erdeklodese mellett. A
gyiiles megvalasztotta a labdarug6
csapat vezetoseget, valasztas
eredmenye a kovetkezo;: Kapitany
Smith Ferenc alkapitany Mex
Ter Gyula, intezo Klein Istvan, bi-
ro Lowinger Sander. A csapat
minden szombat es vasarnap del
utan tartja gyakorlatait.
A gyiiles elhatarozta, hogy 4
labdarugo csapat felszerelesenek
el6teremtesere aprilis 25-en, sha-
roni Mennenchor Hallban Macy
szabasu tavaszi "Ibolya bait ren
dez. Mar most felhivjuk a ma
eyarsag figyelmet ere a nagysza-
basu mulatsagra. A nyari mulat-
sagok kezdetet is Tarsaskor fog
ja- megnyitni, a gyiiles hataroza-
tabol kifolvolag nagyszabasu pix
mix lesz tartva junius. 14-en, Ike
s6bb k0zlend6 helyen.
A vasarnapi gyiilesen tagsag
komolyan szova tette a reg0ta va
judo Magyar-Haz iigyet. Elhata-
roztal, hogy megimditjak a gyiij-
test egy Magyar-Haz javara. A
Tarsask0r a munkalatok elvegze-
s6re egy bizottsagot valasztott,
Klein Istvan es Macy Gyula veze-
tesc alatt. A bizottsag marcus ho
2S-an, szombaton este Z orakor a
Mennenchor Hallhan gyiilest tart,
hogy reszletes programot meg
allapitsak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
OKTAT0 MESE.

Better egy pap muzeumba
hogy faradt idegei legalabb egy
kis idore pfhenest nyerjenek. A
pap laha nyoman valami pincsi
kutya szaladgal
- Ide kerem hem szabad ku-
tyaval bejonni, - szolt a muzc-
UNI Ore.
= Nagyon helyes, nagyon he
lyes, = allapitja meg a pap.
= A kutyajat mindenki hagyja
kint - ordit most mar szolga.
= Igen, mondta mar egyszer, =
5 halad tovabb a pap a maga ut
Jan.
A szolga azonban utana iramo-
dix fiilsiketitoen b0mb0l:
= Golly! hat mem erti? Miert
viszi hat magaval a kutyaiat?
- HlSZen eZ mem IS az en- ALA
tom, - fordult hatra pap.
= AIT hiszi a pici! Merit sza-
lad hat akkor, inert szaglasz on
utan?
= Nezze, kedves baratom, -
tiirt6zteti magat pasztor, - ma
ga is utanam szaladgal meg sem
az en- allatom ..
Ez azoknak az erenycs0sz0knek
sol, hanuban testvereim, akik a
pap eleteben a kakan is csomot
keresnck, plane ha meg idegen al
latok is szaladgalnak utana.
(v.M.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
REG MEGIRTAK MAR,
HOGY A SZERELEM
S0TET VEREM.

DE Olyan szerelmes historia.
mint Jonas Antal szentesi fatal
legennyel t0rtent, ritkitja par
Jat. A menNasszonyaval egyiltt
mulatott a minap este egy szente-
81 korcsmahan. Hogy, ,hogy mem,
a negyedik liter bornal leany
fakepnel hagyta. Rettenetes diihbe
gurult a legeny. Bevarta az ejsza
kat es akkor leany haza k0rul
olalkodott. Megvarta, amig ell
csendesedik "a haz nepe es azutan
konnyii szerrel felkapaszkodott az
alacsony tetore,
lebontotta a kemeny tetejet
nagy elhatarozassa1 belebujt
akemenybe.
Ismerte jol a haz beosztasat, tud-
ia, hogy kemenyen at abba a
szobaba jut, ahol hiitlen n6 al
silk.
Ugy egy. meternyit. k0rulbeliil
kenyelmesen -haladt a k6menyben,
egyszerre azonban megakadt. Sc
elore, Sc hatra, Sc lie, Sc fol mem
birt mozdulni, rugkapal6zott, ka-
paszkodott, rugaszkodott,
igzett-mozgott, forgol6dott,
de hasztalan: kemsny meg
fogta.
Ekteleniil orditozni kezdett. En-
mex mar volt foganatja, inert a
hazbeliek nyomban felriadtak.
Meg akartak gyu;tan:: {: sSSSsasTT-
mat, hogy kifiistoljek a ke-
menybol J. Antalt.
Eppen az utols6 percben rem.
/ dor j0tt a Macy kialtozasra. A rem
dor megtiltotta a kifiistolest, ehc
lyett inkabb letrat hozatott. Eel.
masztak a tetore es megpr6baltak
kihuzni fiatalembert. Mem sike.
rult. Mem volt mas hatra,
lie kellett bontani a kemenyt
egeszen a. fiatslember dere-
kaig,
aztan k0tellel keresztilhurkoltals
Is ICY szaba'ditottak XII igazan $50
rult helyzetebol.
Termeszetesen a leany apja ala
posan elpaholta raadasul sze-
relmes flu ellen megindult az ella
ras. Hatosag elleni eroszak, ejjeli
csendhaboritas es maganlaksertes
cimen.
Ma, ez a legeny Sc fog t0bbe a
kemenybe maszni a szeretoie utan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26

PRAA marc 2Fehabotoan durva es peldatlanul izesee
len vezeckk eent csehorszag nemet szoademok
rata part praga nappjaban SociaEemokra ban Szerzoe
Kamar Henrik Karolyikormany nemzetisegi mnzerumana
cgykori aamtkarja poeardkatura ala nemet ugyek
nepEzosa Kalmar nrike emlekeeu kommun buka
utan brsag haara tle azonban ceretuszok aara
keru Oroszorszagba vo esztasra Mem aznban Orosz
hanem Pozsonyban kSao vonabo es azota
mkodik mint nemet szocialdemokraa part egk
vezet6 Kamar cikksorozatot kezd ell praga
Socialdmokr ban Ez mber aki szocademokratanak
vaa es6 ckkeben olyan aasoka kockaztat ameyek
haborodassal ldenit ak valaha civia
berek k0ze szamitotta magat
Szovenszkot = irja IA renegat magyarok elskkasz
oak kvlag Fels6magy yarorszagot kezeek
rletet azo harco hoaen jottek be de szorotta
XII 6sszlav lakosokat'. a't9a
Ckenek tovabb reszben kama hogy magyar nyev
VOLT amelyeket unyomo rszbe
zav neme idiomakka kelett keezeni cik
kuonben roakaratu bealastol Egy eyen
eldaul hogy t6toknak ha akartak eln fakanaa
kat atekoat aruniok uod0n abako csnan e
r6tozni magyarok okozak Ckke vegen megalapa
aztan hogy az Apponyee nyevorven adta
meg l0kest
Feeleges szennyiraa amelye Kalmar meg folytanl
serten kelett azonban hogy assuk mik6nt
dolkona magarsag6 akk Magyarorsg felett urakod
nj akartak es meg ma is akarnak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
CANTONI HIREK
{ MARCIUSI tjNNEP.

Az Iparos Egyesiilet marcus
l4-en, szombaton este nagyszaba
su emlekiinnep kereteben aldozott
a negyvennyolcas idok felejthetet
len emlekenek.
A minden tekintetben fenyesen
sikeriilt unnepsegrol, melyen mem
csak a helybeli, hanem messze vi
deki magyarok is nagyszamban
vettek reszt =, lapunk jovS heti
szamaban hozuk reszletes tud6si-
tast. !
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26

mulva meghalt. Exert gondatlan-
sagbo1 okozOtt ember0les es vesze
defines kuruzslas vadjaval Med
gyesit letartoztattak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26

azonban az Ol1kara igyekvok =
'nyolcvan flu es leany ket taniti
tezet esevel - egyszerre csak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
FtJGG0LEGES.

OdGOI6G6S.
p A legnagyobb eszakamerikai or
sag nevenek kezd6betui.
81 A maradak hajleka. -
4) A "Peter' angol becez6 neve.
- Hatarozatlan nevel6. ~
81 Az egyes szani, Blk szemely him
nemii szemelyes nevmas targyesete.
81 Az Egyesult Allamok egyik legre
GLIB keleti allama. nevenek royi-
ditese.
81 Egy kigy6s2erii hail.
1D A szaglalas SERVE 2
13) Egg vallasos, konyv.
15) Flu gyermek. t1.
~ Kerekes kocsi. ~ III
2O) A prohibici6s torveny altal eltil-
tott egyik ital. Y t
21 Mem nehez. 81.
22) A sag finomabb elpevezese.
23) A tagad6 clientele. Y
26) Az egyes sszam, Six szemely, sem
;leges n6vmas.
t2S4 Helyhataroz6 sz6cska.
e9) A Unio legkisebb allama nevenels
roviditese.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26

siirii k0dtengerbe keriiltek.
Olyan vastag k0d ereszkedett
lie a Fert0re, hogy alig lehe-
tett egy- -ket meternyire latni.
A ket tanit6 es a diaksag mem tu-
dott t0bbe tajekozodni. A nyolc-
van f6nyi diaksereg negy 6rakol
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
vIZSZINTES.


y Trefa, bohosag, m6ka.
~ Egg siitesre hasznalatos konyha-
edeny.
y Egg babonas szam.
10) Mem kint.
12) Az i'll $40 multi ideje
l3) Egy $40, mely letezest jeent.
l4) A 'sok' szonak legfels6bb foka.
16) A "jo' $40 clientele.
49, Ilym6don.
19) Az "abc'' els6 ket betiiie.
20) A 'fJen6" angol becezo neve
22) Egyeddli, egyetlcn.
24) Van.
25) Segit. !
27) Egy nagyon szeles par cipo jelzese
2s) Egy j6lismert nemet szarmazasu
gazdag amerikai csalad neve.
3O) A diszn6k hajleka
80 Szakitani (ruhat, stb)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
NYoLCvAN GYERMEK BORZALiMAs EJszAKAJA
i A FERT6-T0 JEGEN
kodben sotegben elevedtek egmezon nadrengeteg
he-Beszakadt eg a1attu-0vg meruek fagyo vzbeLang
nyelvekkel adtak eet partra-Tuzoltok Is katonak
II naentetek XII 0ket

A kismaaton polgari iskola veg
zetes kirandulast rendezett. lTizen-
k6t-tizennegyeves fiucskak es lea
nyok indultak a FertS-t6 jegere
tanitoik vezetese alatt, hoey egyi!i
csoportjuk a iEgen keresztiil a
szomszedos Okla k0zsegbe, mask
csopoHjuk pedig Nezsiderre men
jen.
A nezsideriek meg is erkeztck
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
new CASTLE |
CsALADI 0R0M

Macy az 0rom Bakos Sander
honfitarsunk hazatajan, felesege
szil. Cservinyiszky Erzsebet, feb
ruar 16-an egy egeszseges fejlett
kis leanygyermekkel ajandekozta
meg. A keresztelo meg Z honap-
ban meg lesz tartva, S kis leany
ALA $ Wee nevet fogja kapnf.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
XII KAP TOBB SZAVAZATOT
FERFI, VAGY No?

ottrekedt a Fert6-t6 k0zepen,
negy oranyira a partt6l. A jeg be
szakadassal fenyegetett.
Recsegni, ropogni kezdett,
inert megpuhult siirii k0d-
A fiuk es leanyok k0ziil t0bben
rosszul lettek az izgalomtol, IA
radsagtol, hidegt6l es a felelem
tol. Kozben jeg beszakadt, lesii-
lyedt,
a gyermekek es tanit6k ter
dig, ovig elmeriiItek a fagyos
vizben. Borzaszt6 siras Is jaj-
veszekeles tort XII soraikban.
Az>id6sebb ,fiuk azonban nem vesz-
tettek Ell fejiiket. Nadat hordtak
ossze es hatalmas maglyakat gyuj-
tottak meg, hogy azok fenye oda-
vezesse partiakat, masreszt,
hogy langjuknal melegedhesse-
mex.
Egy gazdatlan cs6nakot is ta-
laltak, abba beletettek legkisebb
gyermekeket. Kozben egeszen be-
sotetedett, csak maglyak fenye
vilagitott. Azutan gyerekek osz-
szebujtak es ugy melengettek egy
mast, hogy meg he fagyjanak.
Lassankent elhallgatott siras,
mindig csendesebben 1ly6szorog-
TEX vegre i
q kimerillestd Is a hidegt0I
legnagyobb resziik elvesztette
eszmeletet.
Delutan 4 orat6l masnap hajnali
4 craig tartott ez a borzalmas al
lapot, mig yegre a minden irany-I
b6l eindult keres5k meatalaltak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
APR0 H1RDETESEK
GEO HOMORODY

Butor athux&sok - Ujjaalakit&-
sok - Javitasok Gyermekko-
csik njjafestese Is ujjaepitese ~
Box Springek Matracok - Gin
219 Steel ST., telefon: 3-O698.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
KtZ0s FttRD0BEN.

- Uram, ez szemtelenseg Hog,
mer engem lit megszolitani?
Ezer bocsanat,> nagysad, dc
hatulr6l egeszen ugy nezett Xxi,
mint boldugult felesegem.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
d gyermeksket, akik 1O-20.as ESQ.,
portokban,
felig megfagyva, eszmeletle-
mil hevertek a ieg hatan.

Nagyobb fonyi katonasag es tuz-
olt6sag ment be ertGk jegre es a
teljesen er6tlen, felig ajult oyer.
mekeket egyenkent, a karjukon
hoztak a partra. S szerencsere
.egyikiik sem lett halalos beteg
ellenben legnagyobb resziik komo
lyan megbetegedett es hosszu ide.
ig fogja az agyat nyomni.
Megindult .vizsgalat anna),
megallapitasara, hogy kit terhel d
felel6sseg aze,rt, hogy a gyenge
jegen kirandulasra vittek oyer
mekeket.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13
BUSINESS SERVICE
Professional Service

COMMERCIAL PRiNTiNG-neatIy done at reasonable prices. Prompt service. Tho R, and c. Printing Corp. 325 Main st Tel. TT. J. M. Knlner. Mir.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13

sThETTNG-lIghtIngR md ignition, eIcrtrlc nnrts and service. Claik's Auto Electric and Repair, 1915 Lincoln st. Tel. 3ool, TEPATR1Nti--on nli makes nf ears. EH- phrt mechanics available da" and night. Hotel Washington Garage. Phone l155. sTnP-That carbon knock. Burned cut whln you wait Auto Repair O., 94 Hartford Ave. Phone 5271-l2 or 2e93-eS. WILLARD RAnn-and auto batteries
 All makes rochargcd and repaired, Simmons Storge Battery Co.,, 32l Arch
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13

PIANO-uscd upright in good condition, rrtce t59. terms. John A. Andrews X
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13
MERCHANDISE

 Business and OfTiCc Equipment D ART METAf--A drawer letter file, all steel. S3760. with lock Si%o0. New Rrtaln Typewriter Exchange, 96 West Man St.
 DESkS--fat tops aud typewriter styles, substantially made, practical and con veneut Priced from s37,6o upwards. Adktns Priting Co.,. Stat0Ders snd' Of flee Omtttters, 66 Church St. SAFEs-We have them to suit any home or business purpose. Tn all st2es and weights, Prices etart at $25. Adklnt Printing Co.,. Stationery and Oflce Out fttefs. GChuTch St. OXYGEN WELDTNG-outrL new. wn sell right Phone 24a6. Business and Onicc Equipment 5 F1NTTEES- ES-tor mat mmh.. Good Hs u,N. IIulf cost Tris,. .,5 Myrtle St. IT. aHEN Frank
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13

BARCLAY TILE < MARBLE CO,-Tile for all decorative and sanitary purposes interior and exterior. Marble. mosaics, terrazzi. walls. ceilings, floors. Cost Ia small. benefit great aA3 Arch St. Phone 9fg0.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13

READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
 FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13
'alnting. Paper Hanging

CLOTHES called for and delivered by Ye London Valet service. Ye London Shnn 4E Mam St. Phone S04S.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13

READ THE HERALD CI.ASSi- FLED ADS FOR RESULTS
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13

MAIN ST. I62-furnished room, suitable for l or gentlemen, all conveuienceA tllEhtS ur. Mrs. Dawson. ring bell.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13

liAWLEN ST. 49-7 room apartment on
 2ud f9or rent S55. Inquire mornings
 or evenings on 1st floor. GARDEN ST, 72-modcrn room apart-
 mcnt. Inquire 9nd floor, Phone 36ii. GROVE HILL, S0--heated apartment to
 rent.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-13

WHEN TINE Is MONEY-Try our rn- stant service. Tires, Batteries, Gasoline, We get ynu there and back. o'Neirs, ss Washington st. Phone 900,