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touring the country in the interest OF
the International Red Aid on behalf
Of the Polish victims of the white
terror, and who from his intimate
knowledge of the Polish situation,
being the editor of Tribuna Robotni-
czy, the Polish Communist weekly OF
Chicago, was able to give strong and
well-received address; resolution
was adopted protesting against the
white terror in Poland, and demand
ing that the rights of the Polish work
ers and peasants be respected by the
Polish government.
]. A. Hamilton, local organizer of
the Workers Party, who acted as
chairman, then told the audience of
the police ruling as to the collection,
stating that this not only deprived
the International Red Aid Of possible
funds for its work of assisting the
5000 political prisoners in Poland, and
their families, as well as the tens of
thousands in other countries; but even
prevented the local committee from
raising the money to cover the neces-
sary expenses of the meeting, and was
an unheard of ruling.
Discrimination Pointed Out
The chairman pointed out that
Berry's objection to collection on
the ground that the meeting had to do
with foreign country, was abusurd; !;
inasmuch as large sums of money
are raised in the United States and
loaned to the Polish and other foreign
governments and used to oppress the
workers of those countries; also that
the U. S. government itself had loan
ed $187,000,000 to Bakmetieff, the So
called ambassador" from the ex-Ker-
ensky government Of Russia, even tho
the government this gentlemen was
supposed to represent" existed only
in the hopes of Kerensky and his fol
lowers.
Also that Abramovitch is raising
money in order to assist the counter
I6NOlullOulSIS nOW III pA4SOA III ANuooic a
for their plots against the govern
ment of the Russian workers and
peasants.
Defy Majesty Of the Law
He then stated that he insisted on
the right Of the committee to give
those present an opportunity to con-
tribute whatever they desired to the
expenses of the meeting, and together
with Geo. Papcun, local organizer of
the Young Workers League, started
to pass the hat. The police rushed to
the front, stopped the collection, and
ordered the hall cleared. However,
quite a number of comrades made
their contributions anyway, during
the dispersal of the meeting, and later
outside.
The police seemed to be none too
proud of the dirty work they were
forced to do and representatives of the
local press admitted that the Berry
ruling was entirely unprecedented and
unjustified by any law or ordinance
so far as they knew.
A General Danger.
The committee in charge of the
meeting calls attention to the great
The daily worker., 1925-04-19
Jail Bird Man Head Civic Club.

NEW YORK, April 17--Roger N.
Baldwin, who has been sentenced to
serve six months by Justice Delaney
OF the court Of special sessions, Pat
erson, N. j., has been unanimously
nominated for president OF the civic
club of New York, an organization of
q thousand men and women Of liberal
and radical tendencies. In statement
the nominating committee says that
Baldwin's service led to his selection.
The daily worker., 1925-04-19
Turks Increase Army
AS B ritish h Incite
Mosul Border Raids

CONSTANTINOPLE, April 1.-THE
Turkish government has called more
classes to arms, following the an
nouncement that Great Britain has
stirred the HISTORIAN tribes in the
Mosul vilayet who have been raiding
Turkish territory.
The 22, % and "a year old classes
are already under arms, and the 21
and 20 year old classes will be called
Immediately.
Sheik Said and his principal aid,
Sheik Abdoulah, who were captured
by the Turks, are to be beheaded at
Diarbekr.
The daily worker., 1925-04-19
Workers Party-Local
Chicago Activities
Sunday, April 10.

Sunday, April 19.
-'rish Branch, 24O9 N. Halsted St.,
n.
Millinery Workers Group T. U. e. L.
11S w. Roosevelt Road, IL a. m.
Bulgarian Branch, S42 w. Adams
st., p. m.
Armenian, s55 w. Grand Ave-, 2
,. m.
Monday, April 20.
Douglas Pork English, 311S West
Roosevelt Road. A. Bittelman speaks
on 'Leninism."
North Side English, 24O9 N. Halsted
st.
Tuesday, April Fl.
Czecho-Slovak Town of Lake, 51st
and Whipple SITS.
Czecho-Slovak Cicero Women's, T.
{. Masaryk School, 57th and 22nd Pl.,
Cicero.
Rumanian Branch, 1854 Clybourn
Ave.
The daily worker., 1925-04-19
Tear Gas for Tenants

Fifty policemen and tear gas bombs are used to
evict Negro tenant in Chicago. He was behind in
his rent
In Poland the other day the government troops
killed two workers with poison gas when they
refused to surrender on a trumpedup charge
Tear gas and poison gas, when first used in the
world war, brought cries of condemnation from
the nations who had not yet devised such weapons
The war is over, theoretically but all of the i'm
proved murder methods discovered while it lasted
are now used against the individual workers and
against the workers as a class.
Landlords and capitalists have only to raise the
slogan of the sacredness of private property and
the whole force of the government city, county
and national, is at their disposal.
The hired murderers of the capitalists welcome
such opportunities as small strikes and eyictions
which are resisted to try out their new equipment
1t becomes sort of scientific ceremony and the
results obtained are made the subject of long re
ports filed away carefully so that literature of
the mechanics of violent suppression is readily
accessible.
What is the answer to the growing disregard of
workers. living standards and workers lives?
The answer is the united front of all the workers
and exploited farmers against the capitalists On
every issue, no matter how unmportant it may
seem, to those who have their eyes fixed only on
a cassess society, events on which it is possible
to arouse the masses to protest and action, there
must be unity Of all sections of the workers In the
fight for partial demands we get our training for
the final struggle.
This is the position of the Workers (Communist)
Party of America. 1t calls upon the masses to al
low no individual worker to be forced to wage the
fight that should be fought by his whole class for
solidarity in the ranks of the workers in the daily
struggle against the capitalists and all their
agents.
Tear gas used on a Negro tenant is a challenge
to the working class, black and white, because it
means that the same method is being tested for
use against the workers masse.
The daily worker., 1925-04-19
Memorial Meeting
to Honor President
of Caucasian Soviet

A memorial meeting in memory Of
Comrade Alexander Minasnikian, pres
ident of the Soviet Federated Repub-
lie Of Caucasus, will be held on Sun
day, April 10, at 1880 p. m. in the
Armenian Liberty Hall, 125 w. Chest
nut street. The meeting will be held
under the auspices of the Workers
Party of America, Chicago Armenian
branch. The following speakers will
address the meeting: Comrade VIM.
F. Dunno, S. e. Simenian, A. Chichian
and L. Martirasian.,
The daily worker., 1925-04-19
BARRIERS Win Increase
of $4 a Week After
5-Month Controversy

After five months of consideration
of the Journeymen Barbers' demand
for higher wages they were granted a
raise of $4 a week. The decision was
handed down by Charles Bendheim. a
commissioner for the United States
department of labor.
The new agreement raises the bar
bers' wages from $26 to $50 week.
The unions original demand called
for raise of $40 week and shops
to close at z p. m. At present they
close at s o'clock.
There will be a meeting of the bar
bers' union April 20, to ratify the new
wage agreement.
The daily worker., 1925-04-19
First Youth Spring Ball.

All comrades of the Y. w. L., w. p,
and Freiheit Singing Society and
Mandolin Orchestra as we'll as all our
sympathizers are invited to attend the
first youth spring ball on Saturday
evening, April IS, at the Workers Ly-
ceum, 1888 Hirsch Blvd.
A good musical program, American
and Russian dances. Music from s
D. m. to a. m. Auspices-Local
Jewish Propaganda Committee, Young
Workers League. j. Weiss, Secy.; ],
Bernstein, Social Mgr
The daily worker., 1925-04-19

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April II. -
With completion of the governments
case against Tom Poe and Wallace
Davis, Little Rock attorneys, who are
on trial in United States district
court here on charges of having at
tempted to dispose of part of'the
SS,OOO,OO0 loot obtained in the hold
up of a train at Rondout, ILL.,, the de.
Tense began introduction OF evidence
when court opened today.
The daily worker., 1925-04-19
JUNIORS, HELP WANTED!

Are you willing and able to donate
an hour or two Of your time some
day after school or Saturday after
noon or morning to clip newspapers
for the research department Of the
DAILY WORKER? WerI pay. the
oarfare, to and from the office, at
1113 w. Washington Blvd.
The daily worker., 1925-04-19
Bittelman Speaks at
Douglas Part English
Branch Monday Evening

Alexander Bittelman, political sec
rotary of the Workers Party will lee
turs next Monday evening at p. m,
on "Leninism" at the Douglas Park
branch of the Workers Party. The
branch meets at 311S Roosevelt Rd.
Admission is free.
The daily worker., 1925-04-19
Youngstown NAV pay MeetInq.

YOUNGSTOWN sohio, April IT,
VIM. J. White via be the principal
speaker at the May Day meeting in
Youngstown to be held at the Ukrain-
ian Hall, West Rsyen Ave-, on May
1. at 8 d. m. az
The daily worker., 1925-04-19
NorthsIde branch Meets Monday.

The North Side English branch
meets Monday, April 20, at p. m, at
the Imperial Hall, 24O9 N. Halsted
st. Important matters will come
un Plaaas come on TINA.
The daily worker., 1925-04-19
Activities of the Workers Party
Los Angeles Notes

LOS ANGELES, April 1.-THE sec,
ond anniversary celebration of the
Junior section, Y. w. L. of Los An.
geles was great success. There were
over 500 people present of all ages
and they enjoyed every bit of the big
program arranged by the juniors them
selves.
There was three act play entitled
Happy Prince" an operetta Labor
Defence" in four scenes and the
Spirit of Communism" in ballet. The
evenings entertainment was an in.
spiration to youth and adults alike
An appeal by Comrade e. Levin, city
organizer, for funds to take care OF
the arrested workers at the Abramo-
vich meeting whose trial takes place
April 29 was met with hearty re
sponse.
The daily worker., 1925-04-19

LOS ANGELES, April 17-May Day
will be celebrated in Los Angeles by
the Workers Party and Young Work
ers' League by mass meeting and
entertainment, at which Tom Lewis,
new district organizer Of the party,
will be the chief speaker. The juniors
will do the entertaining on May Day
and promise program which will
equal any that they have yet given.
The Young Workers League will be
represented by a speaker who will
talk on the significance of May Day.
Due to the many attractive features
on the program, including the first
appearance OF Comrade Lewis in Los
Angeles, our friends and sympathizers
are urged to turn out one hundred
per cent TO this meeting, which will
take place at the Cooperative Center
Brooklyn and Mott.
The daily worker., 1925-04-19
Join the Union.

LOS ANGELES, April 17.-Every
unorganized dressmaker, every tailor
and all workers in the cloak and suit
trade will be given an opportunity to
join the union of their trade at a
special meeting and concert on Tues
day, April 21 at s p. m. at 13SB So
Spring street. The meeting will be
held under the auspices of the Inter-
national Ladies Garment Workers,
Local So. They appeal to all workers
to attend the meeting and join up
with the organized workers in the
trade.
The daily worker., 1925-04-19

Every day get a "sub" for the DAILY WORKER
and member for the Workers Party.
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new CASTLE
VERHOVAY MULATSAG.

A Verhovay Segely Egylet &C.
ik, new castlei fiokja julius 25-en,
szombaton este a Lengyel Hall
ban (Long Ave. es Moravia st.
sarkan) nagyszabasu bait rendez.
A szombat este tartando nyari
mulatsag irant nagyaranyu er-
deklGdes mutatkozik, a rendezG-
seq ezuton is felkeri ugy a helyi,
mint a videki magyarsagot, hogy
minel nagyobb szamban jelenjen
meg. A szombati mulatsagon sem
miben mem lesz hiany, etelek, tia
lok kell0 mennyisegben lesznek
muzsikalni videk leghiresebb ci.
sanyzenekara fog, akiket ez aka
lomra Macy anyagi aldozat aran
szerz0dtetett lie Youngstownb6l a
rendez6seg.
Legyen jelen mindenki szon-
bait tancmulatsagon.
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Reformatus egyhaz

Kereszteles.-Mult vasarnap ke
reszteltetett Dorottya es Eleono-
ra nevre Pal Lajos es neje, Moi
mar Eleonora leanya.
Ker. sziil. Demeny Ferenc es
neje, Molnar Julianna.
Kozgyules.-Mult vasarnap tar
tatott meg egyhazunk felevi koz-
eyiilese, A penztari adatokat, me-
melyek szerint haszonnal zarodott
a felev - Kiss Andras atyankfia
fogja k0zolni. Bako Sander penz-
tari ellenor lemondott allasarol. A
penztarnoki szamotadas utan meg
tette jelenteset az a haromtagu
bizottsag, melyet gyiilekezet ne
vezett XII targyalni az egyhazme-
gye bizottsagaval.
A jelentes szerint az egyhaz-
megye ARA keri a gyulekezetet,
hogy a mostani nevebol hagy.ja el
az s'evangelium szerint', vagy ro
viditve: "ev." kifejezest S tegye
helyebe Presbyterian kifeje-
zest. Az vi nev tehat legyen a ko-
vetkez5: Magyar Presbyteryknus
Reformatus Egyhaz." EFT Sc ki-
vanjak, 'hosy nyilvanosan haM-
MALTA a gyiilekezet S ICY meghagy-
hat6 a templom sarok k0ven lev0
regi felirat. Megelegszenek annyi-
val, hogy az egyhaz hivatalos le-
velpapirjain Is az egyhaz .pecset-
len legFen meg az uj ney. Ezzel
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AKRON 100 EYES JUBILEUMA
A hetfoi Macy paradeban ma
gyar felvonulas altalanos szenza-
ciot aratott-Az akroni magyar
sag kitett magaert.

Akron varosaBan mar napok
6ta hatalmas iinnepsegek folly
max. Az iinnepsegekre az adott al
kalmat, hogy most van szaz esq
tendeje annak, hoey a varos meg
alakult. Az iinnepsegek soran, het|
f0n hatalmas felvonulas parade
zott vegig a varoson. A felvonu-
lasban resztvettek az 0sszes nem-
zetis6gek, icy a magyarok is.
Az unnepi felvonulas legna-
gyobb szenzaci6ja a ma agtar ESQ
port volt. A legnagyobb amulat
tai, csodalkozassal nezte vegig
sok ezerre teheto k0zonseg "a ma
gyar csoportot. Elol hatvan, csi-
k0snak huszarnak oltoZott To-
vas vagtatott, a ficankolo nemes-
verii paripalat biiszken live
meg. Egy hatalmas teherkocsin
mezok0vesdi lakodalmas menet
kovetkezett, kaprazatosan POM
pas ruhakban. Az ember szinte be.
levakult gyonyorii kezimunkak,
ruhak, a magyar nepmiiveszet
eme remekeinek bamulatos szin-
tarkasagaban. A k0vetkezo ko-
csin falu nepet latta megeleve-
nedni az ember. A harmadik ko-
csin, mindazoknak a magyar sim
daraboknak, smelyek amerilSai
szinpadokon bemutatasra kerul-
TEX, foalakjai voltak hi Jelme-
zekben. Falusi haz, hatalmas paj-
laval volt a negyedfk kocsin.
Negy sep sail, magyar nemzeti
viseletii magyar a pajta elott csep
hadarokkal taktusra verte XII a
bu2aszemet.
Aki latta magyar felvonulast,
az oszinte csodalkozassal kerdez-
te: milyen nagyszerii is lehet az
akroni magyarsag, hogy ossze-
tartya ilyenre is kepes?
Az oriasi munkat Tarnoczy Ar
pad, az akroni magyar lap seer
keszt6je szervezte, aki megert6
segederokkel, meltan valtotta Xxi
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Egyhazi hirek
E1@lilTlf]IE1T@ T@E@1ll@E

szemben mem haborgatjak az egy-
hazat, ha az 8 t0rvenyeiket meg
tartja. T0bbek hozzasz6lasa utan,
gyiilekezet nagyresze eltavozott,
ugy, hogy szavazasra kerilven d
sor, harminchat szavazat tortent
az elfogadas mellett. Ez a har-
minchat szavazat is bizonyos fel-
tetelekhez k0t0tte az VI nev elfo-
gadasat. A felteteleket a rank jo-
vo vasarnap terjesztjiik a gyiile-
kezet ele. A dolog mem tul siirgos,
inert az egyhazmegye bizottsaga
nem k0t0tte idohoz az elhataro-
East. Gondolkozzon tehat minden-
Xxi nyugodtan azutan veglegesen
hatarozzon "a gyiilekezet.
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FARRELL, PA.
A FARRELL REF. EGYHAZ
HIRET,
Kohl: Vecsey A. Jen6, ref. lelkesz.

Istentiszteletek.-A reank k0-
vetkezo vasarnap, azaz julius 26-
an, reggel 9-t6l fel 11-ig vasarna-
pi iskola es utana mindjart isten-
tisztelet.
Delutan 3 6rakor pedig a Mine
No. 5-0n fog tnrtani a lelkesz is
tentisZteletet, a szokott helyen.
Kereszteles.-Az elmult szomba
ton reggel az egyhaz lelkesze a
k0vetkez5 sziil6k gyermekenek
szolgaltatta ki a keresztseg scent
sakramentllmat: Mogor Janos es
neje, sziil. Major Krisztina (Ma-
gyargenc, Vasm) illet6segii, sha-
roni lakosok leanyanak, aki Ida
Etel neveket nyert. Ker. sill. let
TEX Meggyess Ferenc es neje, sziil.
Virag Julianna sharoni lakosok.
Egyhazi majalis. - Egyhazunk
julius no 4-en minden tekintetben
nagyon szepen sikeriilt majalisr
tartott Bobby-fele farman, anne
lyen most, vagyis ez evben sols-
kal tobben vettek reszt, mint bar
mikor. Ez annak tudhato be, hogy
az egyhaz el0ljar6saga, vigalmi
bizottsag tagjaivai kapcsolatosan,
erofeletti munkat vegeztek az elG-
kesziiletek ideje alatt, amely hi-
seges faradozas meg is hozta busa-
san gyiimolcset; miutan a fent-
nevezett egyhazi piknik mintegy
335 dollar es &c cent tiszta haszon-'
nal zarodott. A mulatsag jovedel-
mehez Sebestyen Albertne, Had
nagy Janosne, Hefhy Denesne es
Horkay Imrene (Mine No. 81 XII
sorsolasra ajandekozott targyai
is nagy mertekben hozzajarult. FoI
gadjak szives adakozok es azok
is, akik barmily csekely' k0zremu-
kodesiikkel az egyhaz anyagi ALA
potat el6mozditottak, az egyhaz
igazi elismereset es halas koszo-
netet.
Az Ifjusaei Kor Fikniije.-AI
mint mar jeleztik, a Ref. IfjusagiI
Kor augustus 2-an fogja tartani
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Egyhazi egyletiink multi vasar-

Egyhazi egyletiink multi vasar-
nap delutan, istentisztelet vegez-
tevel tartotta meg rendes havi
gyiileset Il templom basementje-
ben. Vi tagok gyanant Halmagyi
Tstvan es neje jelentkeztek. :.
Zeffer Sandor az elso beteg az
III egyletben, kinek betegsegely
lett kiutalva. Munkaja k0zben
olynn szerencsetleniil lepett, hogy
csontrepedest kapott.
Az Ifjusagi Kor jov6 vasarnap
delutan fogja havi gyiileset meg
tartani. Base ball csapatunk jate-
ka t0bbekben felkeltette az erdek
l6dest K0r irant is, tehat re.
meny van rea, hogy tobben fog
max jelentkezni es beallani vi ia.
gok gyanant. Jojjenek. Sziveser
fogadjuk 6ket!
Eskivo is kesziil templomunk
ban. Monos Laszlo es Bak0 Er
zsebet mar regebben eljegyeztfE
eeymast julius 25-en, tehat SION
baton delel6tt 10-kor ohajtjak et
mondani egymasnak holtomig
lant holtodiglant. Az ismer6s0l
koreben Macy az erdeklodes a, fe
nyesnek igerkezo eskiivG irant.
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niles
NYARI MULATsAG.

A Nilesi Elso Magyar Bs. Egy-
let agusztns Len, szombaton a
mindenki altal ismert Roman
Hallban nagyszabasu nyari mu-
latsagot rendez. Az Els0 Magyar
Betegsegelyzonek ezen nyaron
ez lesz az elso mulatsaga, az el6-
ikesziletek nagy szorgalomnal
foly1lak 5 ICY minden kilatas meg
van ARA, hogy a bal hatalmas ST.
kerii lesz.
Rig6 Joska hirneves youngstow
nj ciganyzenekarat szerzodtette a
rendezoseg ICY mindenki szama-
ra alkalom kinalkozik, hogy a ne
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UNNEP

Julius 5-en 0rvendetes es lelek-
emel6 egyhazi iinnepelynek volt
szinhelye New Castle varosa,
inert ezen a napon szentelte meg
melt6sagos es #. Takacs BAIL
g6r. kath. piispok ur a helybeh
SIT. Miklos, g0r. kath. hitkozseg
miiv6szi izlessel kifestett temple
mat.
Az iinnepelyen nemcsak a hely-
bell 0sszes ruthen es magyar gor.
kath. hivek jelentek meg, hanem
videki varosokbol is rengeteg
sok hivo nep jott ell, hogy reszes
legyen a szentelessel jar6 nagy
lelki 0romben es kegyelmekben.
Az osszes jelenlevo hivek sziv-
bol 0rvendeztek es halat adtak az
egek Uranak, hogy kegyes volt
ilyen lelekemel6 iinnepsegben re-
szesiteni 0ket.
A templomszentelesi unnepelyt
megel0zoleg a piispok ur omelto-
saga segedl1ez6 papsaggal
egyiitt a parochialis hazb6l, ha-
rangzugas k0zepette impozans pro
cessi6val a templomba vonult, a
hol megkezdte a templomszente-
les gyonyorii es meghat6 szertar-
tasat. = Ennek vegeztevel piis-
p0ki szentmise vette keZdetet,
melynek tartama afatt templom
zsufolasig volt megtomve hiv0
neppel, szazakra rugott azoknak
szama, akik csak kiviilrol hall
gattak a szentmiset.
| A szentmiset farrelli 0tven
tagb6l all6 egyhazi enekkar enc
kelte, Zapotoczky JOSEF karmes-
ter VeIeCcSe dldUL.
Az assistenciaban a kovetkezG
! lelkeszek vettek reszt: Rev. Goj.
!. dies Tiles, Rev. Markovich Kornel
Rev. Szabo Tamas, Rev. Thegzt
Gy0rgy, Rev. Kozak Istvan, Rev
J Kosztik Josef, Rev. Kraymer
Rev. Krusko Janos, Rev. RACE Ga
Dor, Rev. Hromjak Janos, Rev
Molchanyi Peter es Rev. Varzaly
Istvan helybeli lelkeszek.
i Az iinnepi scent beszedet. mags
a piispok liz mondotta a szabad ee
alatt. Ezenkiviil beszelt meg Sza
b6 Tamas lelkesz ruthen nyelvel
es Krusko Janos lelkesz angolul
A szenteles delutan ket orako,
ert veget. A hivo nep soha mem
fogja elfelejteni a gor. kath. seer,
tartas ezen orvendetes es lelek,
emelo iinnepelyet.
Bunbulucz Jozsef.
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NEGYEDEvI sZAMADAs.

A Verhovay' Segely Egylet he
lyi, 1OS-ik fi6kjanak negyedevl
milk0deserol adnak bizonysagot
az alanti szamok:
Athoz. az 1-so IA -evrol $466S.--
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
FARRELL HIREK
FENYEs EsKtjv0.

Hetf0n diszes eskiivo szinhelye
volt SIT. Janos gor. kath. tenn,
plom. John Saleau, a Mcdowell
National Bank idegen osztalyanak
tisztviseloje ekkor eskiid0tt orok
hiiseget szive valasztottjanak, Ne
mes Mariskanak, a Farrell kor-
nyeki magyarsag kozszeretetbcn
allo tevekeny tagjanak.
Gratulanuk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-07-23
A NILES, o. REFORMATUS
EGYHAZ HIREI.

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