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Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-12-31

Dir. Chaplin, Mr.. Anderson and Mrs
Annie Moore left Wednesday FOL
Clancy and Boulder 70 spend a few
days with Mrs. Albert SkerO and fam.
iIy
The Harry Bridgeman family ar.
rived Wednesday evening to spend the
holidays with Mrs. Bridgeman's Fnsth-
er, Mrs Swanson
Miss Violet Barker came ND Wed
nsday on the train to visit her brother
ID. l. s. Barker.
Tony Failer returned houa from.
the Falls Thursday accompanied By
Mrs. Fallsr and their two childrsn
Earl and Rnth.
Mira Matt Sand and Teddy Sand,
and Mr.. and Mrs. johnson were up
frDm the Falls Thursday night to vinir
Rrs- Albert Miller. Mrs. johnson and
Mr. Sand played in the dance orches-
ira that night.
Lawrence Sand Of Great Falls came
up Thursday morning to spend the
week on the Frank Davis ranch with
the Torgeson family.
Mr.. Lenny is spending the week
with Mrs. Lenny and their children il.
the Falls. Miss Rose Lenny was also
home from Lewistown where she has
been employed for several monkhs at
the courthouse.
George Lane returned to his homs
in Great Falls following a months
with his grandmother Mrs. Lease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Petesch and
children went to Geyser Friday morn
ing for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Powers and Miss
Dorothy Powers spent Christmas IN
Great Falls with friends.
Jack Hartwig died at the Columbus
hospital Thursday. Mr.. Hartwig was
with Orbin Brewer when the car in
which they were riding turned over
about three months ago, breaking the
latter's back. At the time little hope
was held for Mr.. Brewer, but il was
thought that Mr.. Hartwig was not
seriously injured. Mr.. Hartwig died
following trouble with his
teeth, while Mr.. Brewer is steadily
though slowly gaining in strength.
Miss Molar of the Dyke went into
Great Falls Monday to spend the holi-
lays.
Mrs. Baynes and daughter Nadine
# the Dyke left Saturday for Stan
ord TO spend the week with mother
md other relatives.
C. D. Crutcher was a Great Fails
BUSINESS visitor Saturday
Mrs. Haxton, the primary teacher '
eft Christmas day for Great Falls
o spend the week with her small il
hildren. II
Mrs. w. E. White, Beauford, Bern. a
ice, Merle and verle arrived Thursl \
ay-to spend Christmas with MI \
White. II
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Emma and EIvira Schenck and Adla
and Eleanor Schoberg came up Thurs
day to visit their parents. -s-
Esther and Carrie Leyson who are
attending High School at whitehall
arrived Wednesday evening to wish
their parents and brother.
T. F. Hogg left Neihart Saturday
for Great Falls from where he left
the following day for Helena on
school business.
Roy Chaplin is doing very nicely
bat will necessarily have to remain at
the hospital for some time yet.
Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1925-12-31

Mr.. Kenneth williamson of Ray
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07
CHECK FORGER WORKING
 SMALL CITIES IN STATE

The Putnam police were making pubic. Monday, letter received from Superintendent Robert Hurley of the state police warning business and pro- fessional men of this city to be on the lookout for forger who has been op- erating in the smaller cities and towns of the state He works under the names of Henry Rosenblatt Charles Morgan and other aliases. He enters the town or city and in some way gets the signature of a substantial citizen and then forges the signature to a cheek made out to himself. For in- stance. he may get prescription from doctor and thereby get the doctor s signature. This plan of action has been successful in a number of places.
 The man. whom the state police would like Co interview. travels abouS in style. driving a specially built Hud- son sedan bearing either Connecticut or Michigan registration. He IS said to be about twenty-five years old. five feet, six inches tall, weight l46, and when last seen was wearing blush gray suit.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07

Washington and New York City are conducting drives against obscene magazines.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07
COUNTY FARMERS ASSN.
 FIELD TRIP THURSDAY
Exhibit Guern.eys

The trip will then proceed to the farm of $. II. Peckham. Woodstock where a fine Guernsey herd will be on exhibition. Mr. Peckham. the owner, will describe the breeding work that has taken him years to accomplish. Re gently five pure bred animals were purchased as an addition to this inter. esting Guernsey herd. Two of the ami mals came from the famous Mixter farm at Hardwiek. Mass. In addition Co this fine Guernsey herd there are some splendid crops, including alfalfa and vegetables. that will help make the visit even more profitable.
 The Farmers Association is exceed ingly fortunate in having obtained a representative of the Whiting Milk Companies, one of the largest Boston milk distributors. as a speaker. Dairy men of Mindham county are making a name for the county in the production of Grade "A milk. and the address of the Whiting Companies representative will deal with the production and dis tribution of this quality product. nairymen from all over Windham county will want to hear this address.
 Interesting Address
 Of equal interest is the address of Dr. Rettger, professor of bacteriology at Yale University, who will give a talk on Baeillary White Diarrhea. This disease causes a large loss among the
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07

the premiums offered. Having seen this excellent fruit at the fairs, a large number of people will want to see the orchard where such fine fruit was produced. The orchard is twenty acres in extent and is made up of thrifty growing trees of standard va rites. Six sprays and sometimes sey- en are put on with q high powered spray machine in order to keep the fruit free from disease and insect in- jury.
 Last year a most excellent farm storage was built on this fruit farm. This storage demonstrated it's useful ness last winter.
 Looking over this storage. the fine orchard. and seeing the high-powered spray machine in action and hearing in MT. Baells own words as to how the entire fruit business was built up will constitute very instructive field trip visit. Mir. Buell. also has a herd of pure bred Jersey cattle.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07
pr. Rettger and Whiting Com. pany's Representative to
 Speak At Roseland Park
Start At Phoenixville. - Fine Pro
 gram Arranged

The annual Farmers Association Field Trip promises this year to be largely attended by people from all parts of Windham county. The trip will start at phoenixville. which is in the town of Eastford, on the Williman- state road.
 Two most excellent farm visits were selected by the county field trip com mittee, composed of the following men J. k. Stromberg, chairman. Abingdon; J. z. Labelle. Killingly; George A. Cook, Nindham: Thomas Mara. Wind ham; (. B. jewett. (. E. Salmon. Brooklyn; and Frank L. Davis. County Agent, Putnam. cooperating.
 The trip will assemble at 9.3O a. m. Standard time) at Phoenixviile. and proceed to the first visit, which will be at H. B. Buell's, Eastford.
 To Examine Orchard
 Mir. Buell. has for years exhibited high class fruit at the local fairs. and has been able to take a large share Of
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07

Nraic, a brown seaweed which grows in Japan. is rich in potash.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07

poultrymen each year. and a heavy loss of chicks during the first ten days of their existence.
 Dr. Rettger spends his summers tt the Storrs Agricultural Experiment Station working in connection with this disease and other meteorological problems. He is recognized as q na- tional authority on White Diarrhea in poultry since he first discovered and isolated the organism. bacterium pull forum.
 The two above addresses will be de. livered at Roseland Park, Woodstock in the afternoon, August l3.
 The Farmers Association County Field Trip and town field trip commit tees, together with the automobile ban ners. have already interested a larg' number of people in all parts oi Windham county in this annual Farm CTS Association agricultural event which Is an inspiration, education ans pleasure to take part in.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07
DROP IN BATTING AVERAGES

After getting but ten hits in the last two games the "0ver the Top base ball team has dropped forty points in batting. with the team aver age now at 35i.
 All but Vaudeville have dropped in their batting during the last two games. Vaudeville who got two hits in last Sundays game and boosted his average thirty-six points, did not take part in the game of July 26 when the Over the Top lineup got only two hits against Assawaga.
 Lafontaine again remains the logi- cal leader with an average of .577 for nine games.
 The team has now lost two games in a row on five hits while the locals .-.-. ...... A---
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07
THOMPSON W. C. T. U.

The annual meeting of the Thompson W. c. T. U. will b. held Wednesday August l2, at Kings Daughters hall beginning at II &. m, standard time Election of officers. reports for the year, and other business will be tran. sacted.
 It is hoped that the new county president, Mrs. Esther Brown of Dan. ieison, will be present. with ether speakers, making an interesting pro- gram. Dinner served at noon. Let ev. cry member make a special effort to be
 present.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07
BIG STREET FAIR
 NOTHING LIKE IT

oodstock-Street fair. Wood stock Hill. nothing like it in the Cen tury. Ladies Benevolent Society" of the Congregational church have arranged a sale in the street in front of "The Hill Crest Tea Room" for Friday, August i4. at o'clock.
 An entertaining program. Much to eat, lsandwiehes. cake, ice cream, punch, home made candy, etc.1 Much to buy. taprons, plain and ornate fancy work. ete.). Music, Punch and Judy, and coffee to amuse and to for
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07
REVISED DOG LAWS

Pamphlets containing the revised and eodified dog laws of the state, by the 1925 General Assembly have been printed and are being dis tributed to all town clerks, selectmen and dog wardens in the state under the direction of James NJ. Whittlesey, commissioner of domestic animals.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07

tify. Remember Mrs. John Clark's cotfeel Nothing surpassing 1t in the Century. Bring some ready cash. It will be good for the soul. Ali the Woodstocks, Putnam and Putnam Heights. Thompson, pomfret and vicinity invited. Come early to avoid the rush. Bring some more ready cash. Again we say--Nothing like it in the Century.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07
NJ. A. A. HAS BIG GAME ON

The Mochanicsville Athletic Asso- citation baseball team has work cut out for 1t next Sunday when the Myles Standish colored team of Worcester will be the guests of the Nj. A. A. on the Meehaniesville grounos. The vis- ting team comes here heralded as tho fastest eolored team in eastern Massa- ehusetts. The game will be called at 2.30 o'clock. standard time.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07

Secretary of Agriculture Jardine says that motor trucks are not hurt ing the railroads by taking the short haul business from them. as 1t never has paid the railroads.
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07
MEET AT WOLF DEN
 BASKET LUNCHEON

The State Forestry and Park Com rnissers will hold a netting at the Israel Putnam Wolf Den on Aug. i2 at about II o'clock. Members of the Elizabeth Porter Putnam Chapter
Putnam patriot., 1925-08-07

D. A. R. are invited 10 attend. 4 basket lunch will be carried. Any planning 10 20 or wishing transpor- tation are requested to telephone Mrs. E. NJ. Warner.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05

torteneteben s mindent legtoke-
letesebben legtisztabban ad visz-
sza. Enek, zongora vagy hegedii
szamok, hatalmas zenekarok mu-
zsikaja kristaly tisztasaggal csen-
dill fiiliinkbe S szemiinket le-
hunyjuk, AIT hissziik, hogy egy
Macy koncert teremben vagyunk
legfelsegesebb hanverseny reszt-
vev6i. Mig a regi gepeken zene-
szamok, zenekarok csak egyes
reszletei jutottak ervenyre, addig
az vi talalmany, legtokelete-
sebb finomsaggal ad vissza min
den egyes kis reszletet, vagy ham
got.
Az Orthophonic Victrola a Ress
Music Store-ban meghallgathato,
a nap barmAy reszeben szivesen
bemutatjak az erdeklodoknek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
FARRELLI HIREK
POMPAS DARAB

Nagyszabasu el0kesziiletek, szor
galmas tanulas el0zi meg Ka-
tholikus Ifjusagi K0r november
15-en, vasarna peste a Stanton
ST. Horvat Hallban tartand6
tancmulatsaggal egybek0t0tt szi-
nleloadasat. A k0r igazan pompas.
baJos es tanulsagos meseiu, ha-
rom felvonasos darab: "Az listen
keze nepszinmiinek bemutatasa
ia vallalkozott. Ennek a darabnak
mlnden jelenete lek0ti k5zon-
seq erdeklodeset es figyelmet.
ugy hogy meltan erdemel meg
minden ke>zjil0dest S reafordi-
tott faradtsagot.
A szlndarab bemutatasa utan
tancmulatsag k0vetkezik. Kitiino
,muzsika mellett perdiil maid tame
ra koz0nseg. ;.
Munkajat, dolgat intezze ugy
mlndenki, hogy feltetlentil oft le-
hessen ezen a mulatsagon.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
Egyhazi hirek |
l19Il9Gl@ElT] lE1EE[If=I=1f=IES
Reformatus egyhaz

Keresztelesek.-Mult vasarnap
nyert Evelin-Ruth neveket Tuli-
pan Istvan es neje Dork6 Erzse-
bet leanykaja. Ker. 81. Dork6 Ja-
nos es neje, 10th Erzsebet.
Oktober 25-en kereszteltetett
Janos-Istvan nevekre 10th Jo-
zsef es neje, Domonkos Katalin
fiacskaja. Ker. 81: Kiss Karoly
es Domonkos Erzsebet.
Urvacsora.-A reank j0vo he
ten, ahogy hirdettetett is, a gyile
kezetnek ujbori halaaldozasra a
scent asztal megterittetik. Keszit-
SEX azert megukkal hivek a scent
jegyekkel valo elesre.
MOI Klub.-N6i Klubunk fontos
gyiilest tart vasarnap d. u. 3 oral
kezdettel karacsonyi bazar meg
beszelese vegett. Legyen szives
minden tag megjelenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
A LEGUJABB CsODA.
Forgalomba keriilt az 0rtophonie
Victrola.

A radio-technika fejlettsegevel
S elterjedesevel szamolni kellett a
danologep gyarosoknak is. A ver-
senyben semmikep mem akarvan
elmaradni, mern0kok egesz ra-
jat allitottak munkaba, hogy az
eddigi gepeket meg jobban toke-
letesitsek. Hosszu idok faradtsa-
gos munkaja utan a Victor gyar,
az altalanosan elterjedt Victrolak
gyart6ja, hozta Xxi a legujabb Ygs-
pet: az Ortophonic Victrolat.
A Ress Music Store.ban, 4OS w
Federal ST., alkalmunk volt ennek
csodagepnek els6 bemutat6jan
res7tvenni Az uj talalmany 6ridsi
elohaladast tesz q danol6gepek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
KITUNOEN SIKERULT
SZURETI MULATSAG

A Munkas Betegsegelyzo es On
kepzo Szervezet sharoni osztalya
multi szombaton tartotta szoka-
sos sziireti mulatsagat. A szep
szammal egybegyilt kozons6g
nagyszeriien erezte magat, s>mint
sziireti mulatsagokon aItalanos
szokas, iparkodott mindenki le-
heto legjobb szol6tolvajnak bizo-
nyulni. Szepen is ment volna a
tolva jlas, de az elelmes cs0sz0k
bizony kimeletleniil nyakon ra-
gadva kisertek a tettenert tolvat
az itelkezo Gore Gabor bir6 uram
(akarom mondani: Simon Janos)
ele, aki helyes iteleteivel mem
hogy megjavitotta volna, hanem
csak buzditotta a javulni mem
akaro, alkalmi szol6tolvajokat,
Wig n6ta, kedelyes jelenetek, va
lamint sziireti j6kedv, tettek han
gulatossa a mulatsagot.
A rendezoseg szorgalmas mum
kaJanak meg volt gyiim0lcse,
inert megjelent k0z0nseg a Leg
nagyobb megelegedessel hagyta
oft termet, egy kellemesen ell
t0lt0tt estenek az emleket zarva
szivebe.
A mulatsag, dacara az egyik OIL
dalrol meginditott elenakcio-
max, ugy erkolcsileg, mint anya-
gilag, fenyesen sikeriilt. A bal fo-
rendezoje Vajka Farkas volt.
Munkajaert dicseretet erdemel. A
zenet az Ellwood cityi magyar ze-
nekar szolgaltatta, a kozonseg leg
nagyobb megelegedesere.
Nemes Jozsef
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
dix maid, hogy az utasai leg
nagyobb megelegedessel emlekez-

dix maid, hogy az utasai leg
nagyobb megelegedessel emlekez-
zenek vissza, ugy tengeri, mint
szarazf0ldi ultra. Aki evvel a
tarsasutazassal vag neki tenger
tulso vegenek, az igazan mem is
meri maid meg az utazasi nehez-
segeket. A Cunard Lime utasai
gond nelkil utaznak. Kiil0n vonat
varja 6ket a hajonal. Az utasok
nehany ora alatt kik0tobol Pa
risba ernek, ahol egy k0zvetlen
budapest gyorsvonatba szallnak
maid at. A kezi taskak es a nagy
kofferek egesz uton az utasokkal
egyUtt mennek. Vamvizsgalat a
hatarokon a vonatokon t0rtenik,
hogy ANIMAL l1evesebb bajjal s lido
veszteseggel jarjon az ut. A Pa
ris-Budapest-i gyorsvonat fes-
t6i szepsegii Svajcon halad keresz
till. A haj6n ket, negy es hat
agyas magan fulkekben lesznek
az utasok elhelyezve. Hazasparok
es csaladok kiil0n hal6szobakat
kapnak. Magyarosan keszitett
etelek, figyelmes es udvarias XII
szolgalas, tagas es kenyelmes k0-
z0s termek, szamos firdo szoba,
szeles seta fedelzetek vannak az
AGuitanian. Mint erdekesseget em
litjik meg, hogy a gyermekek
minden alkalomma1 frissen felt
tehen tejet kapnak.
A karacsonyi tarsasutazason
olyanok is reszt vehetnek, akik
meg nem polgarok. Visszateresi
engedelyt allit XII szamukra be-
vandorlasi hatosag S ennek alap-
jan egy evig otthon maradhatnak,
s tekintet nelkiil quotara, barmi
kor visszaterhetnek.
|, Ismeteljuk, aki karacsonyt
szerettei k0reben, Magyarorsza-
gon 6hajtja tolteni, az hatarozza
ell magat mielobb S tegye meg az
,utat Cunerd Line tarsasutazasa-
max tagjakent1S $ Markus Alfred
vezetese alatt. A karacsonyi tar
sasutazast illetoleg minden haJo-
| jegy iigynoknel kaphat reszletes
| felvilagositast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
SHARON, PA.
SHARON M. s. G. GLENCOE
THISTLES 90.

A nemreg alakult sharoni ma
gyar football csapat a multi szom-
baton merte ossze erejet grove
cityi Glencoe Thistles csapataval.
Eros s minden tekintetben melt6
ellenfelek eroprobaja volt mer-
kozes. A grove cityi csapat, mely
het evig tartotta a Western Penn
sylvania Liga bajnoksagat, a sa-
jat palyajan latta vendegiil a
sharoni jatekosokat. A rossz lido
jaras, valamint a saros, vizes pa
Iva, mem volt befolyassal ma
gyar csapat Observation-Disclosures.
Szakado esoben, fagyaszto hideg-
ben kezdod0tt a jatek. Az elsG
percekben a Glencoe csapat vesze
lyes tamadast indit a magyar ka-
pu ellen, de Peterka es Horvath
eszszerii es dicseretremelto vede-
kezesen minden eros probalkozas
meghiusult. Alland6 f6lenyben
van magyar csapat, egy, lies
reven Murray, a csapat kapita-
nya, gszerzi az els0 vezet0 COLT.
Ttana Glencoe indit hatalmas' ia
madasr, most mar nagyobb skier
rel, az elso felid6 81 aranyban,
az ellenfel javara dol ell.
A masodik felidoben a magyar
csapat csuromvizesen kezdi har-
cot, valtozo szerencsevel, mig Ne
mes egy beadasabol, Eisemen egy
iigyes rugassal egyenlit. Mindk6t
fel kitino formaban volt, de ma
gyar fiuk megmutattak, hogy
meg oily eros csapattal is 0ssze
merik merni erejuket. S mint a
tapasztalat mutatja, eleg szeI
eredmennyel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
ALLIANCEI HlREK
"AZ ORDOG MATKAJA"
A Miikedvelo KOr szinielOadasa,

November 25-en, szerdan este a
Nemet Hallban a Mukedvel3 Kor
nagyszabasu szinibemutatot rem
dez. melyet azutan tancmulatsag
kovet maid reggelig. Macy szor-
galommal folynak ennek a pom
pas estnek elokesziiletei, a SEE
replok mindegyike szorgalmasan
tanul $ azon van, hogy alakitasa-
val mely nyomot hagyjon a koz0n
seq soralban. A probak Gyorffy
Lajos rendezo vezetesevel folya-
nathan yannak S mindjobban bon
takozik Xxi az eloadand6 darab min
den szepsege. A darab erdekesse-
ge az, hogy meseje Szekelyf0ldon
Jatszodik lie ICY a magyarsag sci
yehez nagyon kozcl all0 eseme-
nyek elevenednek meg maid a
nagyszeru miikedvelok alakitasai-
BAN.
Magyar, sziybol jov6, sziyhez
szol6 n6tak, szep id6kre e1nlekez-
teto tancok tarkitjak darabot, a
kozonseg kedvence, a kis Fedak
Sari pompas tancai yal6sagos szen
zaciokent fognak maid hatni.
Minden magyar testverink fl
gyelmet felhiyj,lk mar most err
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
Macy Az ERDEKL0DEs
A Cunard Line karacsonyi tarsas.
utazasan szamosan vesznek resxt


December 2-an indul ell New
York kik0t0jeb0l a Cunard Line
hatalmas uszopalotaja, a hajon
nagyszamu magyarsag teszi meg
egyitt az utat, hogy a karacsonyi
ilnnepeket egyiitt tolthesse Ma
gyarorszagQn, szeretteiyel.
"a clnafd iez ,idefF kafacsonsyi
tarsasutazasat is Markus Alfred
fGtisztyiselo vezeti ami a ma
gyarok szamara annyit jelnt,
hogy az egesz altat Macy kenye-
lemben teszik maid meg. Markug
Alfred egesz ut alatt ARA t0reke-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
A NILES, o. REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.
Kozli: Cs6pke Istvan, ref. lelkesz
Lakasa: 503 Robbins Ave.
Templom q So.-Sideon, a End st. EN-.

Presbyteri gyiles.-E heten,
szombaton este fogja megtartani
presbyteriumunk rendes havi gyii
leset a templom alatti helyisegben
este fel s oral kezdettel. Targya
lesz az oktober honaprol val6 ell
szamolas egyeb foly6 ugyeknek
az elintezese. Remeljuk, hogy ia
gok teljes szamban oft lesznek c
gyilesen.
Az Ifjusagi Kor alarcos balja.-
A Halloween esti maszkabal fe-
nyes sikerrel zajlott lie. A Roman
Hall megtelt mulatni vagyo ko-
zonseggel, Xix kozt Macy SIAM
NAL voltak a jelmezesek, xix a XII
tiizott dijakert versenyeztek. Tiz
ora utan volt felvonulas ket-
tagu birosag elott. Xix dijakat
a k0vetkez0knek iteltek oda. Az
elso ferfi dijat Samuel Locker
nyerte meg, mexikoi jelmezevel
egy Gillette borotvat. A masodiE
diJat Fil0p Zsofia, ki mint egy
rogtonzott bandanak a vezetoje
alaposan megnevettette a k0z0n.
seget, Az elso n6i dijat, egy Elk.
seer dobozt, Drinoczi Juliska nyel
te meg a legcsunyabb alarc vi
seleseert y pedig, Kudari Erzsebct
egy gyonyorii nyaNancot kapott
A mulatsag mindvegig jokedvber
folyt lie zaroraig, Balogh Bella e;
bandaja vidam muzsikaja mellett
Remeny van ra, hogy az erk0lcs
skier mellett, az anyagi sem ma
rad ell
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
1926. NOVEMBER 5

resznyes lepenyt.
Csodalkozva kerdi a pincer.:
Holman tetszik gondolni, hogy
az mai etlap?
Honnan gondolom? Tudom !!
Hisz meglatszik az abroszon!
A pincer folenyesen legyint
Tevedes! Bableves es paradi-
csom martas eppen ket het el6tt
volt!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-11-05
NOVEMBER Is, SZERDA

Farrell, PA + farrelli magyar
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gal egybek0tott sziniel6adasa.
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Parma" 3 felv. nepszinmu.