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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
A szegeny koltokiraly
: Jokai penztarkonyve.

El3ttem fekszik Jokai Nor pen7
tarkonyve, nit 3 maga vezetett.
1886 julius elsejet6l 1889 decen
ber 23-ig szinte kereskedelmi pom
tossaggal vezette penztark0nyvet
napr6l- -napra, akiilon a kiadast, xii
| Ion a bevetelt, a legkisebb tetele.
kig, mint pfldaul hordar-dij, mo
sas, napszam, b6rkoasi-dii egyc!
ilyen apr6sagokic. ErClekes, hogy
/ a kolt6nek irasa, mely el6l meg
szinte. lendiiletes gy0ngybetnkbol
all, a k0nvv vege fele mar resi-
ket0s, szabalytalan, Greg kezrc
vallo betiiket mutat. De ITALIAN meg
erdekesebb az KEEP, amely sza-
mokbol skivilaglik, hogy milyen
szereny volt a magyar k0ltG-ki-
rally tiszteletdija 6s hogy milyen
szegen yvolt a vilaghirii magyar
iro 6letm6dja.
Mint a Nemzet, illetve "A Hon
szcrkeszt6je 200 forint fizetest ka
pott. Az Osztrak- Magyar Monar-
CHA szerkeszt6i dija 100 forintra
rugott, kepvisel6i havidij pedig
1862 forint volt. Ugyanilyen szerd-
nyek tiszteletdijak Wis; p6ldaul
a Ciganybar6ert "kiegyezes sze-
rint' Schnitzert0l 1920 forintot
kapott, Lenczi Frater es Harom
Marvanyfej cimii ket regeny seer
zol dija 900 forint volt, Lenczi
Frater forditasi dija 100 forint.
"A Lelekidomarert 1900 forintot
kapott. A BenyovSzkv Moric cimii
munkaert apr6donkent 100 form
tot kapott. A gazdag- -szegenyek ci-
mil regenyert a Wiener Tagblatt
800 forintot fizetett. Legradi Test
verek pedig szint6n 500 forint-
tai szerepelnek egy regenyert.
A szinhazi tantiemje k0z0tt leg
tobbszor a Ciganybar6, az Arany-
ember es Bolondok gr6fja szere-
pei 60-300 forint osszegig. Erde-
kes, hogy bevetelek k0z0tt sze-
repelnek mar akkor is Roza lea
nyanak kepeib6l, illusztraci6ib6l
befoly6 osszegek is.
A bevetel rovatnak azutan van
max szomoru tetelei is.
AZ ember szinte gondolkodoba
esix, hogy az iinnepelt, az DIVA
soft k0lt6, hogy lehetett 0r0kEe
penzzavarban2 Mert olyannyi-
ra penzzzavarban volt, hogy folly
ton a zaloghazbol kellett penzt
szereznie. 1887 januarius Len ez
all az bevetel rovatban: "Boldo-
guilt nom utols6 havi nyugdija So
forint ;, ellenben mar san EFT ir-
ia "Boldogult nom eziist es Elk
szereibol 720 forint'', 10-en pedig
mar a felesegenek kovetkez5 tar
gyait adta ell: 2 karperecet, l
arany orat, gy0ngy0ket, egy an
tlk orat, egy brocket, eziist tala-
kat es egyeb elszereket, valamint
gyemantokat mindezert $500 TO-
rintot kapott. Ezenkiviil mem egy
seer el0fordul: "Zaloghazban ka-
mat vagy "ezust zalogbol kivalt-
va, tovaIbba valt6t0rlesztes, re-
gi szamla stb. Hozzatessziik azon-
ban, hogy a Macy ir6 tetelei ko-
zott sokszor, igen sokszor szere-
pei j6tekonysag: szegeny asz-
szonynak a haznal" vagy "sze-
genyeknek" vagy "j6tekony egy-
leteknek. y
Ennek elleneben erdekes dolog,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26

- Kit5l reszi borait, vendeg-
lbs urs - kerdezte, mikor leiilt.
FL, hat mem tudja, gazd
uram, hogy ont3l vettem.
~ Ugy! Akkor kerek egy -
pohar sort.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
A NEPFELKELO
FEGYVERE.

A haboru alatt Pernyc AmbruS
uram lecsiiggesztett f6vel teri ha.
"a a k0zseghazarol.
Hat teneked mi bajod, hogy
ugy jarsz, mintha az orrod we're
folyna? - kerdi felesege.
Eppen most tlrdtam meg,
hogy Ell kell mennem nepfelkel0-
nel.
- Ma, hiszen szep katona lesz
beloled, csufol6dott az asz-
SONY. = Hat aztan mivel fogsz
harcolni?
= Puskaval, karddal ..
= Igen am, de hatha mem int
mar fegyver neked? Mivel fogsz
harcolni? = csufol6dik tovabb az
oldalborda.
= Mivel? Hat a tie nyelvedael,
lelkem! = pattant XII Pernye Am
brusbol az igazsag. - Ez elol BIZ
zonyosan megretiralnak a mrlsz-
kak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
FHHf;R T6zsDEvICC.

- A doktor AIT mondta, hogy
valami organikns bajom van.
- De hiszen te sose tudtal or
gonazni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
pAROS ELET A LEGSzEBB A
VILAGON, MEG A "PROBA.
HAZASSAG" BALON.
HUMOR
NO. EFT MEGCsINALTUK!


Ket iuhasz bement varosba.
Magaval vittek kutyaikat is. A Ju-
haszok bementek egy mozlba, no.
va kutyat mem volt szabad bevin-
nj. Avert bundajuk ala dugtak
kutyaikat Megkezdodott az eloa-
das. A ket kutya kidugta a fe-
Jet bunda al6l es neztek a moz-
g6kepeket vasznon.
Egyszer csak egy kutya j0tt elo,
amelyik haragosan vicsorgatta
fogat. Ere ket juhaszkutya XII
ugrott a bunda alol es neki vasz-
non lev6 kutyanak. AIT hittek,
hogy eleven. A vasznat teljesen
szetteptek. A darabjait, amelyi-
ken kutyat veltek, szajukba kap
tax futottak vissza gazdaikhoz.
Eek bundaikba csaptak kutyai-
kat es siettek XII mozib6l. Mikor
mar ekell6 tavolban voltak, egy-
masra neztek az egyik ICY szol
masikhoz
- No, komam, ezt megcsinal-
TUX!
KIRE EMLEKEZTET?
A kavehazban ket jobarat lido
gel, mikor az asztaluk el6tt egy ur
megy Ell.
- Ismered? - kerdi az egyik.
- Hogyne ismernem. Juhasz
Karoly, szab6. Mikor ezt az en-
bert meglatom, mindig egy regi is
kolatarsamra emlekeztet ].
Engem meg egy rend ruha-
ra, amit mem fizettem XII neki 4.
MEM KER BEL6LE.
Egy gazda, aki j6 ismerte q boz.
rokat, bealltott egy vend6gldbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
sZELLEMEssEG.

Miben spekulalsz az iden?
- H6ban, Oregon, hoban!
- Hogy-hogy?
Mert ez az egyetlen, ami
mem esik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-03-26
PROHIBICI0.

Vigyazz azzal palinkas
iiveggel zsebedben. Mem latod,
hogy OFT egy rend6r!
Ugyan kerlek, ! lathatod,
hogy reszeg!
Evening star., 1925-04-05

II you looking for Office help, chauaeurs.
porters, laborers, domestic help desire to
offer your services, place advertisement in
The Star under appropriate classification.
Evening star., 1925-04-05

CIUIHES-WlH pay highest prices Tor ladies'
and mems clothes. Write phone d.
Stein. 1903 9TH st. NV. Phone North 499.
CONCRETE MIXER-WouId buy cheap FOR
cash Address Box 4s7H Star office. -
DIAMONDS, jewelry and old gold. for cash:
no delays. Alvin Hoffa. diamond broker. 9lS
z ST. n W. Rooms Il and Is. Main R4as
Evening star., 1925-04-05
WANTED-AGENTS.

STOF-This Is what you looking for. Per-
sonal jewelry. easiest line on earth to sell.
New. Case free. Sales Director, Drawer 20,
Spencer n. C.,
Evening star., 1925-04-05
INSTRUCTION COURSES

NOW IS A GOOD TINE TO BEGIN A
course Of preparation for life's duties. Wood 8
Commercial School, located in a quiet neigh
borhood. 311 East Capitol street, Is Just an
Ideal place. One years tuition costs SllS,
payable in seven monthly payments. One year.
evening sessions, S56 in monthly payments.
Thirty ninth year. Tel. Line. 3S.
EASY, FASCINATING PROFESSION TO
learn telephone switchboard operating; new
class starts April q. The oxford Bldg, cor
of 14th street between New York ave. and H.
SALESMEN-Inexperience or experienced
write for free book Modern Salesmanship'; (;
big demand for men. Address National Sales
mems Training Association, Dept. 1923, Chi
cago, Ill.
WE TEACH THE BEAUTY COURSE IN 8
months. THE ROLAND BEAUTY SHOP. pol
2nd st ne. Phone Line. S71s.
AUTO DRIVING LESSONS
By expert instructor Call Line. 9879.
Evening star., 1925-04-05

81 900 WANTED to finance construction nf
detached home in ID. C.. to cost $4,000; first
trust security; will pay bonus and interest
netting 20P6; lender 10 disburse funds 80
contractor as construction progresses. Al
dress Box 464-H. Star office. a'
Evening star., 1925-04-05

WANTED-BABY OR SMALL CHILD TO
board; mothers care given. terms reasonable.
Phone Clarendon SfO-F-1l.
Evening star., 1925-04-05

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC, frst-class. Apply
Evening star., 1925-04-05

ASSISTANT MANAGER for n large club in
Washington: must have hotel experience. An
rrence last place employed. Address BOX
SI-J. star office.
Evening star., 1925-04-05
HELP--MALE.

YOUNG MAN, experienced and able salesman
for electric shop. Address Box 84-J, Star
office. 5s
Evening star., 1925-04-05

BoOKKEEPER CLERK - Experienced; call
Monday SO am. 91l II st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-04-05
HELP-FEMALE.
(Continued)
WOMAN TEACHERS

WANTED TO TRAVEL
In Northern Lake Region and New England
during Summer; interesting work, congenal
teacher compa Mons and at least $50 per week
salary to start and railroad fare paid. Give
age, education and details of experience in
first letter. Address \. II. Smith, 1868 E.
Washington ST.. Chicago. Ill.
Evening star., 1925-04-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CAMERAS, field glasses. shotguns. tools of
every kind anything you have 10 sell. Groces
11th and n. Phone Franklin s33 or postal.
CANOE-tiive price and details Address Box
32-J star Office
Evening star., 1925-04-05

MUSIC, COMPOSED. ARRANGED. PUB
lished. Est 1905. II different songs. 81 90
p0stpaid. GEO. L. JOHNSON. 9os IOth NO
Evening star., 1925-04-05

SUITABLE SERVICE STATION paint
shon TO rent $500 Champlain St, covering
approximately 1900 So. IT.. Apply 1925
Evening star., 1925-04-05

DELICATESSEN STORE on 14th st nv;
wonderful chance for some one; doing la,
business; must be sold al once; viii consider
off
Evening star., 1925-04-05

WILL ROOM PARENTS AND CARE FOR
small child while they work. will board
and give mothers love and care 20 little
girl private home. Address Box Hi, star
Office
Evening star., 1925-04-05
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

PARTY with successful mail order market i~-,
advertising and selling experience. desires
salabe articles. preparations. etc. TO markct
through agents and direct; give complete i.-
scription. Address p o. Box 46j, Washu--
Evening star., 1925-04-05

If you desire to sell or purchase anything
large or small, valuable or insisni6cant-maks
it known by means of the Classified Advertise.
ments of The Star.
Evening star., 1925-04-05
Part 60 Pages
HELp-MALE.

ADVERTISING SOLICITOR - References;
n \ yrtarrot ti,rai ma, Ts
Evening star., 1925-04-05

LADY MOTORIST DESIRES PASSENGER
to Louisville, KY, nearby, TO follow
up with other parties about May /. Phone
Y. 1906 Apt 3JI
Evening star., 1925-04-05

Send Children TO Shore
Under care Of Trained Nurse and Teacbyr
Home Environment. New Port yentor, Ar
lantic City. Open April p Make rcscrya-
ti0n now. Tel. Adams GG2s-L
Evening star., 1925-04-05

GOWNS REMODELED MADE TO ORDER.
priced. REXROAD TOGGERY
SHOP. Albee Bldg.
The Republican., 1925-02-26
Large ased Small Sur1s
StOeIi Conscience Fund

AT the United States Treasury de-
partment in Washington there is con-
science fund and it IS growing rapidly.
Consciencestung individuals from all
sections of the country, and even in
foreign lands, frequently send in sums
Of money to make good frauds that
they have perpetrated on Uncle Sam.
Since the first contribution Of five dol
lars more than 100 years ago, the fund
has grown to nearly 100000. Those
who contribute to this fund hardly ever
give their authentic names, and few
go to the trouble to explain how they
came to unjustly get into possession of
government property or money.
These contributions have varied from
a one-cent postage stamp to $4,000.
At the present time the annual receipts
are said to amount to over $4,000. The
largest contribution, that of $4,000,
was accompanied by a brief note stat
ing that it was the final installment on
an $4,000 payment, which was four
times the amount the sender had
stolen. The most frequent cOntribu-
tors to this fund are little children who
send in a few cents to make good can
celed postage stamps which they have
used Illegally. These small remittances,
1t is said, are often accompanied by
the most pathetic notes showing the
mental tribulatiOns suffered by the
writers.-Pathfinder Magazine.
The Republican., 1925-02-26
All Men of Unusual
Strength Are Sansors

The story of Sampson is found in
judges IL, and the three following
chapters. This man takes his place in
Scripture as a.judge or ruler, an office
which he filed for 20 years; as Naz.
arite, that is, one bound by a vow of a
peculiar kind to be set apart from 9th.
ers for the service of the Almighty
The obligation was really for def
mite time, and during that time the
Nazarfte was bound to abstain from
wine and every production OF the vine.
and from every kind of Intoxicating
drink. He was forbidden to cut the
hair of his head, or to approach any
dead body. In the third place sam
son appears as a man endowed with
supernatural physical strength. 1t is
this latter quality that first comes To
ones mind when he is mentioned. aud
1t Is because of that wonderful dual
ity that any man of unusual strength
Is called a Samson. For instance. a
London carpenter, named Thomas
Topham, has been called 1.-The British
Samson" 1t is related that in Cold
Bath fields, London on May %, 1871.
in the presence of thousands Of spec
tatOrs TOpham lifted three hogsheads
Of water, weighing 1886 pounds. Top
ham was born in ITO, and died in
1153. 1t is related that he was driven
to suicide by domestic troubles.
The Republican., 1925-02-26
Princess de Cont

She was the daughter of Louis XIV
and Louise de la Valliere. She mar
ried Louis Armand de Bourbon, whose
brother was chosen king of Poland.
Louis Armand died of the smallpox
The princess was celebrated for her
wit and wonderful beauty. Muley Is
mael, king of Morocco, seeing her por
trait, fell in love with her and sent
an ambassador to demand her hand
Another likeness inspired the viceroy
of Lima with a violent passion, and
one Of these pictures being lost in In
dia was found by the natives, who wor-
SHIPPED it as the image of the goddess
of Manas.-Chicago Journal.
The Republican., 1925-02-26
Old Chapel Uncovered

The lost chapel of st. Patrick has
been unearthed at ST. David's, in Penn
brOkeshire, England. This relic of by
gone days stands ten feet from the
highest point reached by the tide, and
was originally covered with wind
blown sand, over which turf grew
to a depth of from six to twelve
inches. All the walls have been un-
covered The chapel faces east-north-
east. The measurement of the walls
is as follows: Upper end, sixteen feet
eight inches lower. fifteen feet three
inches; side walls, each thirty-five
feet. At the east end was an altar.
nearly four feet long and three feet
wide st. David sent ST. Patrick to
Ireland as a missionary, and the site
of the chapel is about half a mile
from st. David's head, which is the
nearest point to the isle of Erin.
The Republican., 1925-02-26
Bees Send Scouts for Food

An eminent German professor who
has made a profound study of bees
states that bees do a sort OF fox trot
and rely much on their dancing as
means of communicating ideas TO their
associates. In experiments the pro-
fessor said he learned that bees send
out scouts to search for food The
scouts, if successful, return to the
hives and then execute a dance, which
attracts their associates who smell
the perfume the scouts have collected
anu then follow the scouts back to
where the food awaits them. The pro-
fessor says he also has learned that
bees are unable to distinguish scarlet,
but readily recognize other colors He
asserts that he has fed bees on all
colors and has proved that they are
blind only to the crimson hue.
The Republican., 1925-02-26
Eggsactly!

Herman Finck, whose only fault IS
that he is always witty, happened to be
walking up Baker street with Page,
and, stopping in front of Elliott &
Fry's, the well-knOwn photographers,
they noticed that there was an exhibi-
ton of cOuntry-life photographs in the
window, and that in a basket in the
center of the window were a couple of
dozen of the best new-laid eggs This
being somewhat unusual for an estab-
lishment of this kind, Page said:
Eggs, Why on earth should a pho
tographer put eggs in his Window To
which Finck replied: 1 really don't
know; l can only suppose that a hen
has gone in for a sitting which is an
example of quick wit can hardly I'M
agine has ever been excelled From
"Chestnuts Re-Roasted' by Seymour
Hicks.
The Republican., 1925-02-26
iron Rust Drives Fish
From RiUer in Siberia

Can you Imagine Il river that gets
rusty2 There is one which is subject
to this phenOmenOn-the River OBJ,
which falls into the Arctic ocean and
runs through the north of Siberia.
The OBJ contains a great amount of
iron. Every year when it freezes over
the iron Is cut off from the air. The
result is that the metal precipitates,
or, in other words, instead of being
dissolved in the water, becomes a
solid.
The whole underside of the ice Is
covered thickly with rust, and even
the fish and other creatures become
rusty. In the lower reaches, where
ice does not form, the water, ordi-
narily quite clear, becomes cloudy and
dtscOlOred. The whole river, 2,3OO
miles long, becomes poisonous.
People living near 1t have to quench
their thirst with melted snow, and
most of the fish leave the river and
seek safety in the sea. They are told
by instinct when the time arrives for
their annual exodus.
In the spring the ice thaws and tie
air renders the river free from poison.
The fish Immediately return They
swim up the stream in such vast mum.
bers that they are packed tightly to-
gether. Any boat that tries to navi-
gate the river at this time forces thou.
sands Of fish onto the fiat banks,
where the natives kill them with
sticks.
The Republican., 1925-02-26
Name Often Changed

The Russian capital has been sub
jected to many name changes, but in
this respect is a long second to the re
Gently beleaguered Peking In the
Twelfth century B. c. Peking was
known as Chi, but this was changed
to Yen early in the Christian era In
the Seventh century A. D. it became
Yu-Chou, and 800 years later Nan
Ching. This was again altered IN the
following century to Yen-Ching, and
again to the more imposing
Khan-baligh in the Thirteenth century
Its present name Of Pei-ching or
Picking was fixed upon nearly 600
years ago, though even this is not its
official title, which is Shun-tien-3u.
The Republican., 1925-02-26
Connects Common Word
With Interesting Story

Probably none Of our readers think
of sack" as a word in any way re
markable, but DR.. c. G. Williamson in
his book Curious Survivals" reminds
US that the word has a strange origin
and is connected with a curious story
We probably got that word sack"
he says, from a Coptic or Egyptian
word "sok," which means a kind of
canvas or cloth from which a bag was
made. The word survives sackinclOth.
The story is that the word "sok"
was the last word uttered before the
tongues were confounded at Babel and
that consequently it appears in every
language in an almost identical form.
Curiously enough, the second state
ment is true
The Irish sac" is the same as the
French word; the Latin "saccus' is
closely related to the Italian "sacco"
and to the Spanish "saco." In Greek
it is "sakkos," In Hebrew "sak" or
"saq," in Egyptian or in Coptic "sok,"
In Dutch "zak" and in Swedish sack;
and the same word appears in many
other languages without any real
change. In slang or colloquial talk we
now apply it in quite another fashion;
when we talk Of a PERSONS getting
the sack we intend delicately to init
mate that he has been discharged from
his employment. That use we prob
ably derive from the Turkish custom
C-nt ffyNry ~ 80
by putting them into a sack and throw
ing them into the Bosporus-Youth's
Companion.
The Republican., 1925-02-26
Poisonous FLoWer

The most familiar relative Of the
cardinal flower is Indian tobacco,
Lobelia in1ata, frequently met in open
fields, and possessed OF medicinal
value when correctly used in the
treatment of laryngitis and spasmodic
asthma, says Nature Magazine. The
drug known as lobelioa is obtained
from this species, overdoses of which
are so dangerous that a number OF
fatal results have been recorded. SO
powerful is this drug that it has fig
ured in more than one murder trial
The handsome Lobelia cardinals have
been reported as poisonous.
The Republican., 1925-02-26
a Good Pag

The old country mansion had been
turned into a clubhouse and the sur
rounding sylvan park into golf
course. The members We're eXtrGordi-
narily proud Of the luxurious club with
the previous owners hunting trophies
still adOrning the walls.
One day q player was showing
visitor round the place.
Il say, this is iine,' said the stranger.
as he stepped into the oak-paueled
hall. lie waved his hand in the direc-
tion OF the mounted heads OF stags,
caribou and moose. Tell me, did thay
Kill all these fellows with golf hal!s?'
The Republican., 1925-02-26
Of Course II Was

"Where have you been an the eve
nlng? asked the suspicious wife.
I've been talking business with Tom
Baker" replied her husband.
YES, And I suppose that is baking
powder sprinkled all over your shoul-
der?"
The Republican., 1925-02-26
Emulsion
n o TIC E OF
MUNICIPAL ELECTION

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN To
the legally qualified voters Of the
town of Oakland Maryland, that an
election will be held on
MONDAY, MARCH 9th, 1925,
for the purpose Of balloting for
Three persons to be members of the
Town Council Of said town for the
term of two years, and
One person to be Treasurer Of the
town of Oakland for the term of one
year,
The polls Of said election will be
open at the hour of eight o'clock a
m. and remain open until the hour of
six o'clock m. at the Council Cham
Der in the Municipal Building ON
Third street.
BY order of the Mayor and Town
Council Of Oakland
52-8t. A. c. ROSS, Clerk.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15

German government seized by the
alien property custodian.
In an opinion delivered by Justice
Holmes, covering % cases in which
the issue was raised, the Court ruled
tina: the United States Government
was noe entitled to priority in satisfy
ing it's claims against Germany out OF
these funds, which include money
amounting to S2,715,571, identified as
belonging to the imperial German
government.
The German government having
failed to make any provision Tor the
REDEMPTION of its treasury notes, the
American holders entered suits in the
Federal courts asking judgments to
satisfy their claims out Of the German
furds. This was opposed by the gov
ernment, which asserted that II had
claims amounting to 4OO,0OO,00O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
H00SIER EVENT TONIGHT.
State Society to Give Reception to
Congress Members.

The program for the reception to
be given by the Washington Indiana
Society at Rauscher's tonight for the
Indiana congressional delegation will
include addresses by Arthur r. Rob
inson, the new Senator from that
state, and Everett Sanders, secretary
TO President Coolidge.
Assurance was given by Representa-
tive Fred Purnen. president. that
every member of the Indiana delega-
ton would be present, and that Post
master General New also would at
tend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-12-15
BUYERS OF GERMAN
SECURITIES UPHELD
Supreme Court Decision Sustains
Owners Who Purchased Before
U. S. Entered World War.

american holders of German treas
ury notes purchased before the United
States entered the World War We're
upheld by the Supreme Court yester-
day III their effort to satisfy their
claims out of funds belonging to the
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claims ott of the fund. and the court
issued an order giving immediate eff
feet to its decision. waving the Gus
tomary delay in the issuance of its
ma ndates
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indy dual holders and the government
appealed.
Justice Holmes stated that the hold
ers of the German treasury notes had
an absolute right to satisfy their
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against Germany, for the payment of
which Germany had made no pro.
vision, and that It was entitled to ap-
ply the $2,715,571 to that account. The
lower courts decided in favor of the