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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09
MAGNIFIoA OPoRTUNIDAD.-

Sc vende la casa No. 8, Ayee de
Diego. Construction moderna, dos
plantas, cuatro habitaciones, sala,
I.comedor, etc, garage, cuarto de SER
vicio. Informaran en- la misina. casa,
Telefono 1889, Santurce. 7-18
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-09

TkfA8 pE mo sspanolas Dars
aah@man fundss hmflnfas de-
hile blancs , a. eolores para fra-
- y K0pm inleFaor. preciom econ6
wieoa. IA ueFmign de orc. san
1uan. +. A. 5-10
c. tkNnE M elarinete easi nne-
20 IN lnenms condiciones. -
da harafo. Para informes dlFljase
ai aehok Crnx paeheeo Ruix. cenba.
r. ~ 7-1O
NNs@NmNuNzN.NNm
c. ALQUfI.A en MIramer Gale
Hernandez nna hermosn cam De
eoneFete ceFea DE- Ia CafreseEa nue.
-. InfoFmaF6n Telef0no T73 azul.
Evening star., 1925-03-22
Fashion Notes!

The Manns ModeMannsh modes for topcoas and simply
Bo frock by Chanel
the tailored mode tWo-piece with mannsh
Felt and Straw Hats mannsh shapes the
Evening star., 1925-03-22
Fashion Notes!

Dancing Frock-Chon increasingly
effectively hutteg frock
ranging
from flesh color shades of and red
Evening star., 1925-03-22
81, S2.25, $3.50 and s. Values

These Gloves salesmens samples OF Fine Quality I'm
ported Chamos Sdc and Suede Finished Fabric Gloves In
all styles novelty cuffs Biarrz novelty Biarritz, sp-on
strap-w and elbow lengths Good range of sizes. All per
feet gloves.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

Finest Quality Chamois Suede Fabric Goves-ancy nov
city cuffs novelty Barritz and Sbutton lengths 16button
length fine suede fabric and novelty 16button length flo
sette In all most wanted coorings and ebroideries-Pon
gee almond mode, silver beaver castor, gray. etc.
Evening star., 1925-03-22

81 inches wide Shown in the bordered stripes th
very popular this Also all the smart plain
The dress requires but and ne-half yards
Evening star., 1925-03-22

Visit our complete Beauty Parlor,
where you will find efficient and
courteous operators who will cater to
your wants in all branches of beauty
work, at reasonable prices. u
Palais Royal-Beauty Parlor-BaIcony
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27

It was great night for dane" music, That's all for today, thanks!
 D. E. j..
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
EVENING PICK.

nT!C. 9.l9--LitE Of John Green
 ca Wh!ttisr musical settings and raRdinSs.
 VGY tA-DrsinR, The Better uudsrs,Anding." WGY Players. WDAF. t-TempIs orchestra. NOs s;iS--Colored hddiers. "SB. Miniature symphony 1rob estrs.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
Through he Static

Conditions over the -- We were just about to say weekend over Wednesday night and last night were pretty fair. On Wednesday there was considerable static, hut distance withou, limit was possible und all stations came in with lang. Last night there was some static early in the evening, al- though this died out to q great eX- tent as the night wore on,
 Just to show you how much distance was possible we'll say that we brought in kOA, Denver; NFL Los Angeles, and GEE al Mexico City, and that's no kidding. kFI was heard much better than it was on that other night bc drought in the station, although a dance orchestra which was broad casting was not as good as we hear rom New York. GEE came in moderately loud, although it was surprisingly loud for such distance. A soprano soloist, followed by an nouncomcnts in English and Span ish and then tho signing off signal on the chimes concluded the pro gram at about 12;30 o'clock.
 WTAM at Cleveland was one of the loud numbers, coming in with great deal Of volume from $ o'clock right on through the eyr- ming. The stunt club held its premier meeting before the micro phone at that station. a Mr. Clark, poet, delivering a humorous speech in which he rcci)cd some Of his poems. This club will meet each Wednesday evening and will offer a variety Of stunts.
 An Interesting novelty was car
 rird out during the Dry Siltz Hour Of Music from KpKA. This pro-
 gram was devoted 10 showing just how the popular tunes of today re- S"mbIc those of years ago, The first one taken was " cS, We Have No Bananas. and by the time the an nouncor and the orchestra got through with it, it's low life was | laid bare and il was seen that the song was merely a conglomeration of bars and measures from other songs, two in particular, "I Was 1 Seeing Nellie Home" and My i Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean,"
 The Penn State college varsity ! quartet, during special program
 hy artists from that institution,
 broadcast by KDKA, presented two
 woll-knit numbers, Victory anl
 "Give Me Dat Watermelon These numbers showed just what the or eanization could do with two wide-
 Iy different selections, one of the
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
knJ-LOS ANGELES-lO6

9--Arcade sofotcria orchestra. N&0-Caildrcn's program, ll-Wcstern Auto Supply company
 program. I a. n.-Art fIickman's Hotel Bilt- more danco orchestra.
 kPO-SAN FRANCISCO--i2S 9-Amusomcnt information, lo-Trobhe's concert orchestra from the Palace hotel ll-Palnce hotel concert orchestra,
 kJIt-SEATTLE-3Si 9---"What's Doing at the Thcaters?" ,l;$o-Post Inlelligcnccr studio pro- gram,
 q. m,--Gordon Kilhournes orch
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
VOICESW THEAR
FRIDAY.

oANJE MUSIC TONIGHT.
 lin wNYo-pAnos luuslc.
 tos WaCP-oa noe music.
 .ts WEBJ --RsorSA'ton. 'o't. WTlo-OSnos music.
 t.As NRW- DrsAmlAnd.
 u-ll.Is 'N1CP--DAnce music H;st WLI-> -ArpAdtk '.ij lVAIa-Bsruis Fletcher, .t,32 WIN -Rossland. NA v WI Lorraine. ii .UA WIO- Dance music. n."o WGBs s.-CsJol'nA 4!:l: HEAF-0AHee music. .'-. W4R. -Dsnos music. 7 n WFBH .Foydham.
 THN --Donrc music.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
wrII-HARTFORD--47B

WTIC--HARTfcl a ,0--YouEE Peoples Half Hour. --D.nrer music, Erui Helm bergcrs ED!el Boad Trto. :l5--I:tae A0lsnder, soprano. <.&J.--CAA7.es F, p-ior, Jr., tenor. .5- RS5ings and musical settings .. Iaha Grssn;-s: Whittier. '0-Dauce musls. lIo;ei Bond orch. l,31 --Popdla: half hour for dis tAnt listeners,
 WBZr-EPR!NGFIELD--333 . lO-Lso Rehmans Hotel Lenox Ensemble, i--MArket report as furnished by me J. 8 Department of Agricul- sure al Boston, .05-Intormatio concerning Civil Service Examinations. 5.l6-Fiith Of the series of Back grounds Of English Literature course given by Prof. E. Charlton Black Of Boston University, "Old English Story Telling >---Program arranged by the Springfield Conservatory of Music presenting Anna Richter, pianist, and Mrs. Hazel King, soprano. s.SO-Program by Pizzitols Strum- mers. l-"Whatdoyoucall 1t Club" l0--u. s. weather reports; missing persons descriptions. .,,ns NfrITpa11,.'g po;r
 WCAC-MANSEIELD-275 G20-Music; report. 7:30-Poultry lecture, Walton Clarke. 1.45--MusiCal program.
 WJAR-PRONIDENCE--306 S-Margaret Reid. s:$Q--Gorman's Bakers. ll-Biltmorc dance orchestra.
 WEEI-BOSTON-3i9 G.jo-Lost and Found; weather. Big Brother club. 1:45-Whiting program. s:l5-NcapoIitan Quintet. s.45-Haf hour Of hospitality, 2:l5-Gilchrist program. 9:4J-TayIor Trio. I0:lj-Marimha Band.
 WNAC-BOSTON-2S0 G-Kildics' klub. G.&0-rhecllcr Inn dinner dance, <-HJroll kagen, yIoInist. s:@o-MuscaI program.
 WTAG-WORCESTER-20S lJ--StolN teller. >--Irngram to be announced.
 WJH-NI,W NORk-l55 p.%"-NrW York University cours", "Husincss Cyclc,' Professor Reid |, McC.ung. --l}anhard LeyitoW's orchestra. -:a5--"Thc King of Pleasure" John Kennedy. 5:I5-Museum of Natural History. S:Sq--Arthur Friedheim, pianist. l--To be aunuunc.d. t".&u~-l lorraine orchestra.
 WJN-\EW YORK-i05 7.&u--lrHIn Abrams orchestra. r,a"-A0lrj- l.,b1rni, soprano.
 NIHJ-\lW NOItk-273
 @.an,ju 2. ul,r ensemble.
 t,-.l'n.l ~,'.' Billy Hcagn"N su.-
 5--.h me AnUr. Wanistc.
 -Ilary..ta Turnoy ukuli,
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27

storn, majestic type; the other of tho humorous, light variety, MccI- lent work,
 lf it hadn't been for the Corncn- Penn same yesterday radio fans would have been nrarly out ot luck. as there was nothing on th" air all afternoon, outside Of that game. that amounted to anything, The game was rather slow and we wandered away several times, but without result, Phil Carlin was U' tho microphone for the American Tel, and Tel during the football tracas and J. Andrew White did the Ealio Corp.
 But we forgot one thing, the fact that WTIC broadcast about 40 minut., of music before the gam" went on tho air. The music was played by Emil HcimhcrEor's trio, from 'lc Hotel Bond, and there ls no doubt that many fans were en- ahlod 10 digest their dinner more easily because Of the fact that tho strains of well played music were coming through tho speaker. Tho program was especially well Sc lrctod gems from stepping Stonrs' and special arrange ricnt of Manufacturing numbers be- ing included. We certainly enjoyed it.
 Hoimbcrgcr's orchestra enter ,aincd from the Bond last night at about 10 o'clock, playing "Tho Prisoners Song and "Show Me the Way 10 Go Home" The Prison CTS Song" has certainly met th" public's favor and there's no doubt about i',
 Jack Little, singing from woe at Davenport, lei Us in on "Th' Baby Looks Like Me-" rendered in his fauItlcss style. It's too bad, though, that he and Paul Small broke up, Do you remember last year when those two singers were out at woe, and how they pre- sentcd q three hour program? And then the public wanted more.
 Tho SilvcwtoWn Cord orchestra through WSAl, took us out tc Uncle Sis farm and gave Us a Eooo time. There were many old time songs, talking and general pro gram Of funmaking,
 Among other stations which came in slick in the course of tho evening were WRNY, WGY, WpG l WBX. KNW, WEAF, WGR, WILL and WRC. We brought in WHAS and WBBM long before 6 o'clock and WISE was broadcasting foot ball returns at about 3:i5, all oI which we heard.
 It was great night for dance music.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
MNYC-NEW NORk-52G

.. .ia k'. .nan snpts. 2' ,aao E, eraons. 1o.- 3t'en-a'a~g French lts-ons, At.a"ey9 E:~.ra lessons. h. Po,!ce a.r.a3x. I5.- Dance o:a.s~..a. 70 -Doro.av ,1}.nr, con'ra3to, An.p- "a. s~a :eao. 4o -Joas3A H,sGcHJ'2, solos. --J2.a reoi'a :,- Jas"qa ... .%n2, so.os. I.--, ,r 'r-.. E.'1 BurJoID '97Es
 N..-i<.,,.,: s.s ensemble. - pa4rs ..u. IS weather.
 MEAL NlN IORK-i92 -i,n:.-' EUE,.
 .'le71:t)4A A..u.. "no~.
 Sart 5 %. .e N7-y Can.o. "a a'B
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27

Nearly Go,0OO,ooO pairs of stock ings are made in the United States in one month, and less than half Of these are cotton.
New Britain herald., 1925-11-27
%OOK A,.,>FOOD SHOP
 l1S MAIN ST.
 Mutual Bldg.

 ALL HANDS
 are extended toward our Delicatessen Store. This is the kind of weather to have these appetizing dishes and no better place can be found to get them than right here. Become a patron today and every day will bring you to this DelicateSsen Store here after. Why exert yourself cooking when you can buy such good things here. SATURDAY SPECIALS ClOverbIO0m Butter,
 (l4 ID. prints) 55c lb. Walnut Meats,
 
 59c ID. BrOokfeId Butter
 (4 ID. prints) 55c ID. New Roquefort Cheese,
 = 65c ID. Breakfast Sausage,
 3Sc To. Our Make Mayonnaise, 2Oc F pt., 75c qt. New Sauerkraut, , lbs. 25c Picked Pigs Feet.
 1Sc ID. Smoked Salmon.
 65c ID. Chicken Salad.
 43c ID. Regular 4Sc Coffee 40c ID. Roast Stuffed Chicken.
 , to i lbs. average,
 S1.75-S2.00
 ABOUT THE STORE
 Picklcd Pigs Feet
 Mrs Spcakman's Pork Pattics
 Pickles and Olives
 Old Colony Canned Goods NNcItlSn anu NtIInau DellCaClcS Chicken. Potato, Cabbage, Tuna Fish, Combination Salads Y. E. C. Products
 All Kinds Cooked Meats WinChcIl Smiths "Mill Stream Whole Wheat Bread All Kinds Of Cheese
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
Ealaadas

egszebb erenyek egyike a halaerzes. A jonak, a
szepnek nemesnek megbecsiiese A mindennapi kenyer
megszenelese. mndennapi kenyer megszentelese al
tai hogy halat erziink erte
A gazda, ak oszi idoben betakarita tennest, szin
ten erz ezt ezest eli at Osztonosen jon ra
gondolatra hogy mem kizaroag 3 munkajanak terme
teres fold eet, Gondviseles is reszes benne
inert Macy smeretlen gondoskodasa erkezett hozza
napfenyben, szelben, vragban, magban, gyimocsben,
mndenben, ami owe.
THANKSGIVING gyonyoru unnep Els nagyszerien
jelemzi EFT orszagot Az ember szven elken stena
dota tulajdonsagan felepit Amerika plgrimek szan
totta oldet szabadsgo es othont kereso vlg gyony0
I'll ajandekat Melt Macy ajandeka embersegnek 6s
Istentol valo.
Sajnos, mas gondolatok is belevegyiinek mi Foga-
dot hazank koranyzasaba de ezek mar Istento
l6k es 6ppen exert alyozhatak meg att hogy
Amerika nepe szep scent inepen, Halaadas nap
jan magaba szalo Jon es talakozzek Gondyselove lima
ban, szoban, cselekvesben va gondoatban De minden
kor oszinte halaerzessel
magyar sZaTmaZasu amerikaiak semmi esetre sem
fogjak meghatottsag nekil aten EFT napot Uncle Sam
ultevenyerol mi is takarotunk be teest Szepet j6t
es megadottat Amin volt aldas AIT oszvvel eeled-
k Mert egyszer ell keH kovetkezni annak az idonek
mkor egy asztahoz kerl lit mindenk Indian yankee,
benszott es bevandorlott Feher es fekete Mer vala
mennyi egyforman ember liza ember
Tegyiik szeppe magyarok mi iinnepiinket!
(Akroni Magyar Hirlap)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26

R aaadas k0zeedteve, ember sok mindenro ell
gondokozk keres knat muban eloszdege reg dra
emekeket fo gondda Macy szeretete eoroge
lido fogat sargu emekekro eemerg regmult szep oha
vssza ter6 id6kon azok esemenyein.
Az amerika nagyarsagnak bizony fenyes buzke
e vannak de csak emekek Fenyuk halvanyu evek en
vel sznk kkopk ok unya evek alatt nagyaguk e0r
pill evek fogaa Feledsbe eg sok daga do dolog Ma
Experimentation oegeknek zvek yaban mgfardtaknak
knek mondani dallas dok szdp t0renee Az degen fold
meghodiasat A feszekakasoka honfogaast egy meret
len odon nemzedek kultrajava igazan er
dekodk uore tonste man Lassanassan emegy gar
a obb hazaba koozk honaap6 nemzet honfogaa
dcso tortenete ee feedtbe mulba magyar kozonybe
Kevesen ak lit jartak harminc evvel ennek eotte
meg ksbb azoknak zama akk amekaimagyarsag tot6ne
M smerk De ITALIAN ag talalunk egyetett6 ak mrEe mul
embereke esemenyeke hl kronkasa tudna enni
gyarsag tten hnuszerzesenek
DR. Poya Laszlo-aki sarozkodik k1runkhen esak
sme hanen secret magyarag egyk tengerto sk ar-
agnatott hogy megja tortenet6
juk etatn akalomma cak anny entnk be magyar
sagnak hogy hog
munkanak mielobb megeeneset teto ala juttassa
Bizunk ten magyaagban, knltrAs niv6aban megerto
sereteeben sszdk ogy erne dadamas skier koronazza FL
mondu magyaros 6sznesaggel nsgga hogy meg ebben
esend0ben egy irodam ku esey szeretnenk reaen
meynek kers4ben dr. P6s Laszo flolvasst tsrtana or
mjaden eeyes alsa slves
zees steljen5 miudenkinek.
eges nagyarsagra saunk esten Tanusagct kel
ennink amec hogy roalom particle kuurfokon ao nenzet
fia ogozznnk akar bnyaban akar gyarban akr e
ben akar meet Szmank mindeDkre mar po felke
RINK nren magyar testete sint66ny mint ninden
magyaF hogy sgysn rszt snnsk esynek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
A NEMET TUDAs Es HAzAsZERETET.
Hatvannegyezer lo er tett vtoaval tengeren hzen
nyolc eenssg cr6 goy6aporaban egy nsmet tengeazsz

angol hajokat. Eek meglepete-
siikben AIT sem tudtak, honnan
jon az agynzas es mikor eszrevet-
TEX, hogy a Seeadler tamadd,
mar kes6 volt. Ketto elsIlyedt ko
zuliik, en- pedig haj6mmal vi
har segitsegevel szinte kiugrot-
tam k0zuluk.
Meg tobb hajmereszto "kalan-
dot' meselt el a CROFT kapitany
es kozben AIT is mcgemlitette,
hoey kikotes nelkiil ga ezer kilo-
nj 6tert tett meg a tengeren a See
adlerrel. Osszesen 16 hadihaJot sill
lyesztett el 68. ezer tonna tarta-
lommal. -
= A deli tengeren 1918 nya-
ran, Honolulut6l d6lre; egy lakat-
Ian szigetet talaltam a Mopeliat
lde mar ugysz6lvan menekiiltilnk,
inert k0zben szikrataviratokat
fogtunk fel, amelyekbol megtud-
TUX, hogy antant allaminak 1e
hajoja csak azert cirkal ten.
gereken, hogy benniinket elfoe,
| jon.
/ - Hat hetig voltam Nope.
: liam, amikor egy tengerrenge>
teliesen tonkrtetette a Seeadlert,
ugy hogy csak vltorlavasznak
maradtak meg. Ket honapig LAX
tunk lit, majh, tutajt acsoltunk
0ssze, amellyel 23200 mertfoldnyl
ut utan, otodmagammal, Fidzsl-
szigetekrc jutottam lit az an
golok elfogtak es bortonbc dob
tax, maid elszallitottak UJ-Sec-
LAMBDA, ahol egy egyedulallo szl-
getre internaltak. Megsz0ktiink.
de harmadnapra nyilt tengeren
elfogott az Iris newt angol cirka-
l6. Ez visszavftt Uj-Seelandba, d
honnan azutan 1919 januar l-er
mint elso kiszabadult hadifogol1
tertem vissza Nemetorszagba.
Elmondotta a grof, hogy fel
tetlenul felkeresi Mopelia szige
tet. AIT mondta,,; 'hogy ez crkolcs
k0telessege, hiszen ez az egyetleJ
nemet gyarmat Merit tobblt, az
elvettek. EFT csak azert mem
inert AIT sem tudjak, hol fekszik
Es nemet 1obogo meg most i
oft log. Biiszken, mintha scmm
sem tortent volna.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26

akar, teljesen vi vallast alapita-
nj. Icy a youngstown magyarok-
max is joguk van independent re-
'formatus egyhazat alapitani, an
max birtokot szerezni, annak lei
keszt tartani, annak t0rvenyeket
alkotm addig, amig azok mem ell
lenkeznek az Egyesult Allamok es
Ohio allan t0rvenyeivel.
a december 6.-iki gyilesen
azok, akik nem kivannak a prezs-
biterianus egyhazmegye fennha-
tosaga alatt all6 magyar reforma-
tus egyhazhoz tartozni, kivalhat-
max es csinalhatnak, amit akar-
nak-azok pedig, akik a regi
rcnd mellett foglalnak allast, tag
jai maradnak a youngstown ev.-
ref. egythaznak, amelynek blr-
toka a Mahoning ayenuei tenn
plom. l.
Hogy aztan a szerzett wagon
nal mi lesz, abba AIT hissziik, az
egy7hazmegye mem fog beleavat-
kozni. Hogy kellemetlenseg, vi
szaly es hare lesz belole-az biz
tos.
Naeyon kerjiik reformatus DIVA
s6inkat, hogy ne olvassanak belle
ebbc a cikkbe barmilyen partfog-
lalast a mi reszunkr0l.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26

hallottak utan hatarozzanak maid
ugy, ahogy meggyoz6desik dix
talja, a sajat maguk es a refor-
matus magyarok osszesege jayA
ra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26

megrendzeen 0etet 6 gondcaot keszsegge halas kosz
nettel veszink.
Eekkel ezelott volt utoo kultur es varonkbanannak
koonseger6l obb ha bezenk lit alkao
s6soban magunknak de muassuk ege Anne
hogy 6k vagyunk egyenok k0zo Ami
kpee sok tzezres etro meg cleveland magyarsag AIT
pes megvalositan youngstown Merit mindg magyar
szive kulturnemzet fiainak erzi magat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26
ESEMENYEK

(Folytatas az 1-so oldalrol.)
prezsbiterianus lelkesz: Mt. Ge-
renday Laszlo szemelyeben.
Amerika a szabad vallas hazaja.
TIT mindenkinek joga van, ha
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26

Olvassak ell figyelemmel az, al
talunk irt tenyallast, gondolkoz-
zanak rata, es maid ha a tenn
plomba mennek december 6.-an a.
fontos kozgyiilesre, akkor az Oft
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-26

ut6bbi esztend6kben mindenfele
megfordultak, ketsegtelen leger
dekesebb egy nemet tengeresz-
tiszt: Felix van Luckner grof, A
gr6f el3adasokat tart az europal
varosokban. A legutobbi hetven
nap alatt hatvanhat eloadast tar
tott Is $500 eloadasa van maj
napig el3jegyezve. Amerikaban
40 varosban fog eloadast tartani.
Hatalmas szal ember mikor
kezet nyujt, mintha vaskapocs $50
ritana meg "baratsagosan" az
ember kezet.
Aztan kozvetleniil beszelnl
kezd. Elmondja, hogy 13 eszten-
dos volt, amikor megunta az is
kolat es elsz0kott a sziiloi haz-
t6l, orosz haj6ra menekiilt, ahol
mem idozhettek a nemet hatosa-
gok.
- Mem volt valami jo dolgom ::
hajos-t -tisztek cipoit pucoltam.
Ahg vartam, hogy valahol kikos-
sink, hogy azutan megszokhes-
sem. Felesztendei hajokazas utan
Ausztraliaba erkeztiink. En- BIZ
zony megszoktem. Kalandos elet
lltan, amelynek soran voltam SEE
relmes ifju, fakir, birkoz6 es box
baJnok, vegre is egy amerikal Vi
torlasra keriiltem. Az elso hely, a
hol hat esztendot egyfolytaban ell
t0ltottem. 19O5-ig tartozkodtam
lit, maid a tengereszmesterseg ell
meletenek elsajatitasa celjabol
Liibeckbe kerilltem kereskedei-
mi tengereszeti iskolaba.
- A katonai iskola befejezte-
vel a Hamburg American Line
tarsasaghoZ kertltem masodil1
tisztnek. 1912-ben a nemet flotta
parancsnokanak hatarozott kivan
sagara tenyleges tiszt lettem.
Most kezdodott meg tulajdonke-
pen katonai karrierem. ben,
mikor a haboru kitort, masodosz-
talyu kapitannya leptettek elo ts
1917-ben mar korvettkapitany1 lett
a rangom. Ekkor mar mem keve-
sebb, mint Is kitiintetes csillogott
a mellemen.
Kinevezesem utan a Kronprinz
Wilhelm hajonak lettem pa
rancsnoka s mint ilyen, resztvet-
tenn skagerakki tengeri iitkozet,
ben. Az en- hajom siilyesztette el
a legtobb hajoegyseget, kozot
Tux a Black Prinz es Warrior ne
vii angol csatahajokat is. A Kron
prinzrol a M0were parancsolt ii
csaszar, maid innen hatheti deli
tengeri tart6zkodas utan a Seead-
Ter vitorlasnak lettem a parancs-
noka. Ez volt az egyetlen vitorlas
halo, mely a vilaghaboruban had.
| miive1eteket yegzett. A vitorlas
mem arulta el, hogy hadihajo
Deszkakkal volt megrakva 6
syed zaszl6nk volt.
| Egyizben az angolok hadihajo
haromszoros gyuriivel blokaltal
bennimket. Nekem feltetlenul kt
resztiil kellett mennem ezen gyi
rim. Elindultllnk, el0bb azonbaI
4 kereskedellni hajoNa redlettiink
at ICY vagtunk neki az ango
gyiiriinek. Tgen am, de az ango
lok minden hajot Atxizsgaltak. =
Most is ez tortent, elcsiptek ben
niinhet fs ket Hngol 'cirkal6 k0zre
fogott. Agyuikat rank meresztet
tex, maid feljott a haj6nkra ke
angol tiszt IS 80 legeny. Koz0ttiil
| hat olyan ember volt, aki tokelc
Itesen beszelt norvegil. Kerdez6s
kodni kezdtek. Mi nyugodtan va
laszoltunk. vegre is eltavoztak.
! Alig mentek el az angolok ha
jonIr6l, mikor nyugati orkan ia
madt. No. gondoltam, az en- vitor
1 lasom 56 meter ma gas arboeaya
les sSisszessnF 1854 nsgyzetmet metetiiy
lvito1lafs1iileteyel biztosan gyor
Isabb lesz, mint nehezen mozg'
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-01
TEARNEY CONTINUES
AS WESTERN PREXY

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 1.-GP
A. X. Tcarney today withdrew his
resignation and will continue as presi-
dent of the Western League for two
more years. The action was taken at
meeting of the league directors here.
Tearney's resignation was submitted
September 10. after several club OWL
ers had charged that the president was
not devoting enough time to league af-
fairs.
The resignation had been discussed
at three meetings of the league di-
rectors but no action had been taken.
Mr.. Tearney's contract calls for two
years more service.
Frank Isbell was recognized as own
er and president of the Wichita Club.
since the recent deal for sale Of the
club was not consummated.
A committee was chosen to draft a
schedule of 16S games, the season 10
open April IA, with the northern
cities of the league playing in Tulsa,
Oklahoma City, Wichita and st. Jo-
seph.
The Lincoln Club, which entered
the league last year, will continue to
hold its franchise.
The next meeting Of the directors
will be held at Los Angeles, January
IL, when the league will take part in
the joint minor league conference. Mr..
Giles, secretary of the board of direc-
tors, announced.