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Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
PRESENT MITCHELL WITH
BIG STICK FOR DRIVE

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. l6.
Unanimously adopting a rcsolu-
tion indorsing the fight Colonel
William Mitchell is making for a
''bctter and unified air service
the San Antonio Optimist club, of
which the colonel was Il guest. to-
day presented him with a big
stick with which to carry on his
campaign.
Colonel Mitchell told the Opt
mists tha, the day of the battle
ship is gone, saying that subma-
rincs will CONTROL all ocean traf-
fic.
What we want" declared the
colonel. lis an effective system of
national defense. Just like amy other
business. well organixed and with
our efforts and money concentrat-
ed ON the parts which will give us
the most results. Then if we don I
get results We will have responsible.
ity fixed aftt'ran put our finger on
the defect ;4-ss..y -
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
EXPECT ENROLMENT
AT CENTRAL UNION
TO SHOW INCREASE
CONTINUED from page y

changes in last wears faculty are
announccd: Carl \. Hcilman, Il. S.
VI. f., mathematics; James s. Ken
ncdv, A. b., A NJ. history aud
economics, junior college; Otis W.
Coan, A. b., junior college. English;
Myrtle Issacson, A. B. English and
library; Morley Ray, manual arts:
Iorothv Wilson, b. s.. A. NJ, biol
o2y and zoology; h. NJ. Fair, B. s.,
agriculture; Edith V Iledrick. A.
T., A. NJ, history; Perry Arant. \.
T.. music; Matte Welsh, 4. T.,
English.
Among last wears teachers who
are not returning are Harold T..
Seal who will be located 1T Long
EcLch, G. G. Triplett, who has gone
to Orange, II. r. lines who has ac-
ccpted position AZ Taft. Roy
Creoch who is to teach at lndio and
Mrs. Joseph Wright, formerly Miss
Ruth Pierson, who wilt be. on the
atuity of Whittier college.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
IS and Bennett 3.l6l.

0t6 and Bennett 3.16l.
Because of the background of
personal abuse exchanged between
Smith and Hearst, nationwide in
terest is ccntered upon whether the
publisher will pat Il thirl ticket
iato the field. III an effort to crush
tn, Tammany organization by a
Republican victory.
lIyIand, before the election, was
reported to be laying plans 10 run
independently if he were defeated
by less than 10000 votes. His
drastic defeat, however, and the loss
- his home borough of Brooklyn
may cause him To bolt Hearst it
the latter suggests Il third party
ticket.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
SUBMIT l6 BIDS
TO OPERATE AIR
MAILS FOR u. s.
(Contincd from nAgc y


Wiley T. Crist, Chicago-Soattlo,
Portland. Medford, Sacramento and
Bakersfield for hrec. fourtns of the
revenue up to 500 pounds.
Walter Thomas Nurnev San Fran
c.Sco--Eiko, Nev, to PaSco, Wash,
and return, for four fiftbs Of the
revenue.
Ontario Aircraft Corporation. On,
tHiio, Cal.-Sal1 Lake City to l1S
EuclcS .073l per ounce.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16

appropriations for aircraft develop
mcnt and in each instance the
budget estimates have been cut. The
responsibility. therefore. is not ON
the shoulders of the war depart
mrrt. il was said.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
RUTH TEEPLE REID PIANO
SCHOOL
523 Holt Avenue, Telephone 236

Piano, harmony, theory. accom-
panying classes in historical pagean-
try for children.
Private lessons only in piano, four
year normal course granting teach
er's certificate Three year diplo-
ma courses. Affiliated with Nat
ional Aacademy of New York City.
Sarah Salmon, assistant TO Mrs.
Reid uses the "Dunning System for
Beginners, Early enrolment is
urged as only limited number of
pupils will be accepted. If
You Have Tried Other Omelets.
Now try Loynds. adv
Marie Reitz Jenkins, accredited
teacher Of violin and cornet. an
nounces opening of music studio
Sept. 18th, assistant teachers Miss
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
Burden of Proof
To Be Placed On
Accusers, Belief
CONTINUED frcm Page ~

war department will blame The
president himself and the. director
Of the budget for any short comings.
il was said unofficiallv at the war
department today. A high official
referred TO the charges of Colonel
William Mitchell as cravings.
In disclaimipg responsibility for
any possible hack of equipment which
may be discovered, it was emphasiz-
ed that the war department has re
pcatedly asked for larger annual
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
HYLAN IS BADLY
BEATEN IN N. Y.
POLITICAL FIGHT

NEW YORK. Sept. 16.-With the
final vote counted and State Sena-
tor James J. Walker victorious over
Mayor John F. Hylan in the Demo
cratic primaries by a margin Of o.
J+3 votes, New York city had
warming today of fresh warfare be
tween Cover or Al Smith and vii
liam Randolph Hearst, hackers Of
the winner and loser, respectively.
Hearst, through his Evening
journal, sounded note Of new war
by declaring the mayor will run in
depcnden.ly IN the fall mayoralty
elections.
NEW YORK, sept. 1G.-Govcrnor
! Alfred f.. Smith today cmergcd--vic
! torious from the bittercst battle Of
his political career, having reduced
to shreds the influence Of William
| Randolph Hearst, publisher, in this
! state.
The end Of Hearst s domination
o.er New York City's politics came
when Mayor John 2. Hylan, whom he
| had supported through his news
I papers fof eIght wears, suffered Il
crushing defeat at the hands Of
, State Senator "Jimmy'' Walker,
Tammany candidate and friend and
! protege Of Smith.
Walker won the Democratic may
orally nomination by mI Indicated
/ majority Of $4,000.
! I'm the November election Walker
will be opposed by Frank d. Wat
| ornan, fountain pen manufacturer,
/ who Overwhelmingly won the Repub-
! lican nomination from Former Sec
! retary of state John Lions and
! William NJ. Bennett
/ walker Gets Big Lead
] Returns from 1928 OF the ritv s
! 2G29 election districts gave Walker
! 2@S,2l2 and Hyland l47.l17.< Re
publican returns from 2,l55 districts
gave Waterman S4,2lJ, Lyons 49,
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
oignts, uoltville Natatoriun. adv

Gabbert Visits valley-W. J. Cab
bert, publisher Of Riverside paper,
who recently was appointed state
;ealty commissioner, passed through
El Centre this morning enrorte TO
Brawlev.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
Davis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227
adv
Teachers Need Rooms-Supt.

Teachers Need Rooms-Supt. A
P. Shibley of the elementary
schools announces that some of the
teachers who are arriving report
difficulty in finding aceommoda
tions. Nupt. Shibley states that
available rooms, apartments, or ae-
commodations where both room and
board may he obtaind may be list
ed with the school authorities by
notifying the Wilson school.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
Williams Music Studio.

ALL band instruments, students
trained for orchestra and solo work,
Advanced and beginners. SDecia
system for beginners. Advice Civ
en- rs to choice Of instrument. Horace
Williams. $40 Main street, telc. 6j7.
l5tl2
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
AMERICA UNITES
TODAY IN HOMAGE
TO PRES. HARDING
Confined from page y


! dealing, which, God grant, shall
! continue for all time -
Throughout the address OF Presi-
dent Moss, an address inspired by
high patriotism, appreciation of the
ideals and common purposes of the
two great AnglO-SHXon nations. the
thousands stood attentive. earnest
and sincere, until the closing words:
Kiwanis Tribute
q" kiwaniS international now dcdi.
Gates this monument us memorial
to its former fellow member, late
President of the United States War
rem G. Harding. as Il monitor for
the present and a pledge for the fG-
turc peaceful relationship between
Canada and the United States aS Il
reminder to the other nations of the
earth Of the benefits aecruing from
international friendships.
Then. rs the flag dropped away,
revealing the majestic bronze fly
ures of Columbia and Miss Canada
placing laurels on the imperishable
man, there broke from the as
Semblage a paen of acclaim fer Il
Einship further cemented by the
voice of 4 great man as he stood in
the shadow of his approaching end.
1t was moment of emotion and
many eyes held tears as. with heart
and voice, the crowd re-echoed the
desire for a lasting peace among the
peoples Of the earth.
Coolidge Endorsement
Nor had the sentiments expressed
by President Harding on that sum
mer dav two Years ago been lost
with the passing of the man. for
President Calvin Coolidge, his sue
cessor, telegraphed his endorsement
multitude.
Hon. J. II. King. minister of pub
lie works Of Canada, represented
the dominion government and voic-
ed Canada s tribute To a good neigh
Dor.
Senator Frank r. Willis of Ohio
represented the United States and
l'f. george /. fafulhg Jr, Dfolher
of the late President, attended for
the family.
Premier john Oliver Of British
Columbia spoke, while kilograms
from numerous state governors and
from men prominent in world af-
fairs were read.
Thus, the cold gray British Co
lumbia stone and the bronze from
the land of President Harding 5
birth have been changed by the ar-
tistry Of Charles Marega : sculptur"
into 4 new shrine for America.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
Reported Better-Fricnds of Mrs.

Reported Better-FricndS of Mrs.
\. G. Johnston. who Is i'll at Eagle
Rock, will be glad to know that
word was received today from Mr..
Johnston 10 the effect that she is
improving. Mr.. Johnston was call
ed to the coast by his wife's illness
om Monaav.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County

rJosephine Williams, Mrs. Ruby Bak.
er. 12t6
Committed to Asylum - George
McLcvcy. who has been under Oh
scrvatiou at the county hospital fol
several weeks, was committed t.
the state asylum for the insane at
Norwalk. following an insanity
hearing before Judge Conkling IN
the superior court yesterday after
noon.
Drink Coachella Artisan water.
Can Budwine Bottling Co., phone
.22-N.
Scots Have Returned Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles l.. Scott have return
ed 10 FL Centre from an extended
trip TO the Atlantic coast during
the past six weeks. They report an
enjoyable trip aud 4 visit To many
interesting places. Attorney Scott
buckled down to business again this
morning at HIS fofice in the Reh.
kulj4 HANtIHS.
If you have tried all the rest. Now
Try the best. Mcbride Dairy, Grade
A Raw Milk, south 4th st. 12tf
Trucks Hit on Corner-Two Ford
trucks, one driven by F. Sang Sung,
ana the other by II. \. Wood, came
together ut the intersection of Fifth
and Main street at 9 O'Clock this
morning. little damage being caus-
ed to either car. and the occupants
of each escaping without injury.
Wood stated that the sun shining in
his eyes as he entered the intersec-
tion prevented him from seeing the
other car.
Parisienne Beauty shoppe. Phone
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16

More than 700 tons Of fruit were
canned in Pomona, Los Angeles
county, during the third week of
AmgNst.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
Try Our Special SOC Lunch. Wo,
men cooks. New Oregon Cafe. adv
Madame Katharine Ward Ku,

Madame Katharine Ward Kupe-
Han. vocal teacher will open her
studio at the Academy of Music to-
morrow (Thursday. September 17th.)
Madame kupclian will be pleased
to try voviceS aud arrangements can
he made for lessons personally or
hv phone 4G6W. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16

Buttered Pop Corn, the Baby Rice
brand Always fresh at Paul s lem
onade stand. Union Stages depot.tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16

Ccp Gives Warning-Traffic Of
ficer Reynolds stated this morning
that there were five collision at
Fifth and Main street Yesterday,
caused by drivers using toe much
speed in making turns nj the inter
section. He said the four button
traffic rule in effect al that corner
is being m;sinterpreted by some
drivers to mean that they are to
speed up when they get into the in
tersection and that arrests will fol
low unless drivers use more care in
rounding the traffic buttons.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16

Automobile Loans. I clear your
ear and loan you money, you pay
aae by the month. Fred r. Cross,
eco Main s.. Phone 35gJ, FL Cen
tro. adv
Study During summer-Supt. and
Mrs. A. p. Shibley are back after Il
simmer spent in Los Angeles.
Supt Shiblev attended the regular
session at the University Of Cali
fornia, southern branch, and follow
ing its close enrolled in the post
summer school at the University Of
Southern California. Mrs. Shihlev
also took work at the southern
branch. but did not have as strenu-
ous summer Is her husband, who
put in eleven weeks Of study, which
covered his entire period Of alb.
sence from The valley.
Dance Every Wednesday and Sat
urday nights at Heber Palm Garden.
adv.
returns 10 EatleS - NcoHtmaster
S. l.. McCrory returned 10 the city
Yesterday following a months alb
senee. Mr.. McCrory spent his two
weeks vacation visiting in and
around Los Angeles. For the past
fortnight he has been attending the
biennial conference and training IN
Stitute of scout leaders Of Califor-
MIA. Utah Arizona and New MeXi-
co.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
Pealsill.. Phone 261-J,

Accepts Position - Bert Johnson
of this city has accepted 2 posi
tion in the FL Centre Meat Market,
ana has assumed his new duties in
charge of the shop. Mrs. Ritz, pro
prictor of the market. is making
several Improvements, including Il
new cashiers office and slight
changes in her flower shop.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16

Ds us beauty Farloi. Phone 227.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
Realsilk. Thone 36-J. Il

The Fuller Brush Man has free
brush for You. Hell call, phone
CIV. Park View Apts. ljt6
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16

Owners of 53,s74 hens filled ap-
pleation cards for the July culling
in Riverside county.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
DR.. C. J. McKendrick, Chiroprac-
Sr. 81 Dunaway Bldg. Phone 32S.
I. v. Academy CT Music. 63o Div

I. v. Academy CT Music. 632 Olive
begins enrolling pupils Monday,
Sept. II.
Piano: Elmer A. Todd, Estelle
Catherine Needham, Mary Elizabeth
Greer, Fern Alwilda Newton.
Voice: Madame Kathryn Ward
kupelian.
Dramatics: Pauline Hartman.
Glasses in harz2ony, sight reading
and expression. Complete gradual
ing course in al departments. High
school credits, If 9 p
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16

Dance Every Wednesday and Sat
urday nights at Heber Palm Garden.
adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
La Toilette Jr.
Gets Nomination
For Solons Seat

CONTINUED from page y
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16
Trucks Hit on Corner-Two F

Parisienne Beauty shoppe. Phon
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16

IF you have tried all the rest. Now
try the best. Mcbride Dairy, Grade
4 Raw Milk, south 4th st. 12tf
Imperial Valley press., 1925-09-16

Josephine Williams, Mrs Ruby Bak
ar 1ott
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-03
OSTOBA TREFAERT ELETE
VEL LAKOLT.

\ nebraskai Stanton k0zeleben
bekes szomszedsagban cit ket dan
farmer, Lewis Jensen es Frank
Thor, negyven ev k0riiIi embe-
rex. Az utobbi molten, jom6du es
igen buta, az elobbi nos, eleg jo-
modu. de meg butabb. Jensen az
elmult napokban Daniaba kiildte
feleseget. Thor valami j0 viceel
akart kedveskedni a szomszed ia
max AIT mondta neki, hogy 8 sze-
reti Mrs. Jensent S ha maid az asz
SONY hazater, felesegiil fogja ven
nj, inert szeretik egymast. Jensen
hazament, sokaig gondolkozott a
doIgon. mikor vegre megertet-
tie, mir6l van $40, visszament, ker
dGre vonta Thort, igaz-e amt mon
dott. Amikor az mosolyogva bo-
lintott igent, el6rantotta revol-
veret egyetlen j6l iranyitott To-
vessel agyonlotte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-03
TEvEDEsB0L EaY GYILKosI
A N0vERET L0TTE AaYoN.

Harom fegyenc, Rostas Janos,
Rostas Lulu es tarsuk megszoktek
a desi iigyeszseg foghazab6l. A ha
rom sz0keveny Magyarderzse ko-
zeleben rejtozott ell es ICY l6at6-
sag sennmikep sem birt nyomuk
ba akadni. Egy felreeso pasztor-
kunyhot akartak a sz0kevenyek
kifosztani, mivel az elelmiszeruk
fogytan volt. A kunyh6ban csak
pasztorne tartozkodott, XII ta-
madoi elol menekiilni akart. Ros-
tas Janos celba vette fegyyerevel
es ra is lott, azonban a pasztor-
ne helyett Rostas Lulut, move
ret talalta ell. A csend6rsegnek 81
keriilt is letartoztatnia Rostas ia.
most, kit ujra bekisertek desi
iigyeszseg foghazaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-03

lenfele szerdan este Frank Erick-
son, dan oroszlan lesz. Ugyan-
akkor este meri 0ssze erejet Wal
dek Zbyzsko, Gustav Nelsonnal,
a norveg bajnokkal. Frank Jud-
son, aki a Howard College sport
tanara, Able Kaplannal, heber
bajnokkal all szembe.
Harom kitiln0 formaban levG
bajnok kuzde1me harom minden
tekintetben egyenertekii cllenfel-
lel szemben, AIT hissziik eleg von-
70 attrakci6. Ha hOzza vessziik
logy hat bajnol. soraban, Joe
Varga-a magyar champion-in-
dul legnagyobb eselyekkel a
kiizdelembe, AIT hissziik, mem kell
t0bbet mondanunk.
A magyarsag soraiban bizonya
ra solxan akadnak maid, akik szel
dan este OFT lesznek a Rayen
Wood Auditoriumban. 235 West
Rayen Ave, hogy v6gigelvezzek ;
bajnoki viadalokat egyben lei
l<esen tapsoljanak egy honfitar
sunk, meltan kierdemeIt sikere
heZ.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-03
i TEN0xaI CkIys&o3K
K1NcsEI 1s T1TKAI.

Hi tudja, milyen kincseket es
titkokat rejt mely tengerek fe.
ileke. A buvarok eddig nem tud-
tax haromszaz labnal melyebbre
ereszkedni a tengerbe, inert a
nagy viznyomas sulyat mem birtak
ell.
De egy olasz talalmany olyan
szerkezetet tt lehetove, mely IT,
zenketezer Ii !, melysegre viheti lie
a buvarokat. semelik, hogy ennel
segitsegevll felfedezhetik egy
elsiilyedt varos maradvanyait
napolyi 0b0lben Italian a tavo
jov0ben tengerek melysegebo
fogjak nyerni az elelmi es ttizel'
anyaasziikseglet nagyreszet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-03

A magyar sportkedvelo k0z0n-
seq soraiban bizony kevesen akad-
max, akik tudjak, hogy tit Amer;-
khban a birkozo bajnokok sorh-
ban egy kivalo magyar is akad.
Joe Narga, aki ket .hettel ezel0tt
merk6zott varosunkban, joI tette,
hogy mem szamolta meg merk6
zGst vegig nGz6k soraiban a ma
gyarollat. Afig ct magyar ember
mcnt cl a viadalra, hogy tanuja
lcgyen magyar bajnok nagyer-
dckessegii kiizdelmenek. -Akik D
lcgutobbi merkozest elmulasztot
TAX mcgnezni, azok szamara ismct
lit lesz az alkalom. A birkoz0
sport hiveit, de az egesz magyar
sagot fclhivjuk ARA a nagyerdc-
kessegii es izgamas merkozesre
mcly december 9.-en. SERBIAN es
tc fog lcfolyni a Rayen-Wo Wood Au
djt0riumban. A minden tekintet
ben nagyjelentosegii sportesemeny
nck kimagaslo esemenyc lesz, d
magyar bajnok, Joe Varga szerep
lesc, aki teljesen felkesziilve al
Xxi cz esten IA porondra. Varga ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-03
EGY URASAGI KOCsIS SzIvEN
LOTTE MAGAI, INERT
ELALUDT.

Mlhalyffy Ern6 b6nyretalapi
f0ldbirtokos AIT az utasitast adta
kecskemeti Istvan huszonharom
ewes kocsisanak, hogy ejjel ktt
orakor szallitsa XII a vendegeket
az allomasra. kecskemeti Istyan
akl elotte valo nap lakodalombar
mulatott, az rttasitast mem telje
sltette, inert elaludt ICY a ven
dtgeket egy mask kocsis szalli
tottaRki. Ez kecskemetit / -mikol
megtudta az esetet, annyira elke
seritette, hogy revolverrel sziven
lotte magat. Sulyos sebesiileseve
beszallitottak gyori k0zkorhaz
ba, ahol meghalt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-03
BEUST Es DEAK

Tudvalevo, hogy az 1S67.-ikl
kicgyezes megkotesenel Beuts ba-
ronak, a jeles osztrak allamfer-
fhlnak oroszlanresze volt. AZ
egesz kiegyezest, Deak Ferenc es
8 csinaltak, a parlamentek csak
raadtak az aldast.
a kiegyezes megk0tese utan,
egy magyar four szemrehanyast
tett Beustnak, hogy keves enged-
menyt tett a magyaroknak.
= En- mindenben engedtem De-
aknak, valaszolt Beust. = Mem
az en- hibam, hogy mem k0vetelt
tobbet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-03
ANGoL TANITAs

Gyakorlott nyelvtanarno kezdo
ket angol oktatasban reszesit. Aki
jol akar beszelni angolul, az biza-
lommal forduljon hozzam. Cim
Mrs. Mary II. Magulas, 534 Ok
ford st., telefon 383S4.
AS, 49,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-03
FEJSZEVEL AGYONVERTEK
ES KIRABOLTAK
EGY KERESKEDOT

Borzalmas rablogyilkossag tor
tent Nagyselmec kozsagben. Mi
alatt lakossag lakodalomban vi
gadozott, harom jol 0lt0z0tt en-
Der fejszekkel felfegyverkezve be-
hatolt Matyasovszky Aurel j6mo-
du kereskedo hazaba, rat0rtek a
kereskedore es mielott segitseg-
ert kialthatott volna, ket hatal-
mas fejszecsapassal foldreteritet-
TEX. A borzalnlas erejii csapasok
valosaggal szejjelszeltek a szeren-
csetlen e1nbcr koponyajat. Mikor
a rablok lattak, ahogy aldozatulS
holtan hever a f0ldon, hozzalat-
tax aslakas kif0sztasahoz. Al seek
renyben 5000 korona keszpenzt tn
laltak, amit magnkhoz vettek. Mi
k0zben zsakmany utan motosz-
kaltak, a konyhaban tart6zkod6
cseled figyelmesse lett a gyanus
zajra, es segitsegsrt kialtott. A rab
l6k ere abbahasytak a keresge.
lest eltilntek azsejfs6tetiebe A
I sendorseg nyomban ,n4einditet-
Ia a nyomozast. de eddig mem sike
l.iilt nyomara akadni tettesek-
mex.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-03
sZoMoRU EsKUv0

Ebben sok bajjal, banattai
teljcs vilagban orome az embc:-
nek, ha fatal sziveket lat egymas
fcle hajolni es a szekely falvakban
is SOL laIkodami muzsika. K0pec
kOzsegben is 0rvendezo erdeklo-
dessel vartak Zsigmond Rozsi-
ka ts Katona Andras eskiivojet.
AZ utcakon varakozok meg meg
beszeltek mindenfele dolgot: Az
elmuIt hetekben kicsit rosszul erez
te magat ID sep menyasszony.
Dolgos ket keze megallt egy pill
lanatra. Mennyi sok tennivalo is
volt az oszi mezei mullka es negy-
ven csaladot akartak iol, szepen
mcgvendegclni. A sok baj k0zott
IS mosolyogva nezett ozvegy Greg
aItyja es becsiilt, igazan szeret6
szIvil vOlcgenye fele, hogy igen -
holnap. Es ITALIAN egy gondolata
elrOppent az ismeretlen szomoru
orosz fold fele is, honnan sokaig
yarta, varta AIT mask v0le-
9enyt. Faradt volt es a szive is
nehez lett, lie is kellett fekudnin.
ITALIAN csak mem marad Ell az esk;i.
v0, k6rdeztek a varakoz0k? Hall
SILK mar a Wuzsika, .j0nnek. >Es
.lott menyasszony mosolyogva,
oily jol ALT neki az a Bosolygas.
a k0zseghaza clott az emlek
cszlop k0re csupoltosultak a va
rakozok. A menyasszony moso-
lyo2va lepett ki az anyak6nyvve-
zctot0l. Tame, notara zenditettek
4 szep menyasszony meg tett egy
fordulatot, de AIT a mosolygast
melyikkel tancba indult, lit hagy
to az el6knek Is q mask mar oda
szallt, ahol csal bakess6g s. ,sze
rctet van. Az autokkal erksz8 hi
rom orvos nem.segithetett,s a szel
mcnyasszony mar halott volt.
T. n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-03
HALALOS DINAMIT ROBBA-
MAS MEZONYARADNAL

Mezonyarad kozsegben ha1alos
ycgii dinamitrobbanas tortent
10th Laszl6 f0Ldmiives a foldje
dolgozgatott k0zben egy rozs-
das dinamitpatr6nt talalt. Bah
ralgatni kezdte patront, amel,
felrobbant es a szerencsetlen EN-.
bert halalra sebezte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-03

Olvassa az Amerikai Magyar
ITirlapot Is tamogassa az abban
hirdet8 cegekst
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-12-03
FELOKLELTE A BIKA.

Fiilep Gy0rgy erhatvani gazda
virtuskodasbol maga akarta be-
hajtani k0zseg engedetlen bika-
jat. Az allat megvadult, szarvaval
kcresztill d0ftc az embert es ugy
rohant vele vegig az utean, maid
a falu vegen ledobta. Fiilep per
eek alatt kiszenvedett.