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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-02
New Corporations

The certificates of the following
new corporations were approved
Saturday at the office of the attor-
ey-general.
Aroostook Valley Real Estate COM
pany, organized February q at
Pressure Isle to deal in real estate
and to engage in manufacturing,
mechanical. numbering, trading and
commercial business. Capital stock
$4,000. all common: $50 paid in; par
value SO. President, Fred f. Libby;
treasurer. +. Frank Giberson: clerk.
Melvin d. Whitney, all of Pressure
Isle.
Alaska Western Fox Corporation,
organized February p at Bangor to
deal in fur bearing animals. Capital
stock 100000. all common: par value
500; three shares subscribed. Pres
ident, Keith McCullagh of Seattle.
Wash: treasurer and clerk, Ballard
l.. Keith of Bangor.
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Committee Hear,
SALARIES AND Fer.

The committee on sal.-,..
Will give a public hearing 4, ~
at the State House. in SrH
TUESDAY, March 8. At
the following: = y
s. +. No. $50. An Act 49,
and fixing the salaries ~ 'vsidhs
tion officer and assistant NM. ne
hcsr Ior .he county Of cumSss'a
:: +. NO. l1s; An Act Ia Z
section 3 OF Chapter ia a.
vate and Special Laws OF ia ~
titled An Act to increase ~.
OF the recorder OF the Westss,S
cock Municipal Court" sfn
H. P. No. .63s. An Act s.,.a
TIE salary aCvn OF the Judge Of proSs'I
II. P. No. 6s7. An Act ,.,..
salary of Sheriffs of Waldo s A
H. p. No. 636. An ACT rs s;oua
the salary of the Judge ana ei S
of the Bangor Municipal, ru,n sea
II. p. No. 635. An Act rsl0.
the compensation of Judrss
bate in Penobscot county. VI
S. p. No. 203. An Act :. n
Section A of Chapter III ~ ~
vised Statutes as amended h. Ms
219 of the Public Laws ~ IAN
creasing the salary of ths q
Treasurer of Androscoerin &c
II. z. No. ISL. An Act -.l slt
the fees of clerks of cities ~
S. p. No. 157. An Act ra Ia ~
allowance for clerks In tbs s 81.
Of Deeds of Cumberland cov, NC
H. P. No. $50. An Act r.i.x
the salary of the Secretarv
state Board Of Charities ana = ~.
lions. u sotfl
H. P. No. sos. An Act ~.
the clerk hire in the Office ~ NJ
of the Judicial Courts for n. - "
of Sa gadahoc. Ae eo
H. T.. No. 554. An Act t,
the salary Of the clerk Of III. ~
Courts in the County of SaESdsSss
II. T. NO. 55o; An Act to ssl
Chapter 17s of the Private and -
Laws of 1911, relating to ths :. v
of the Recorder Of thu Noss
Aroostook Municipal Court.
H. P. No. 654. An Act rel,,,,
clerk hire in the Registry Of pssl
of York county.
Fl. p. No. 504. An Act r.,,s.
the compensation Of Clerk Of ~
Of Waldo county.
S. =. No. 2S3. An Act IN ~
Section 40 of Chapter III Of n.
vised Statutes as amended re,,s,
the salary of clerks of the Srrre
Judicial Court.
S. p. No. 243.' An Act IA :.
Section Is Of Chapter is Of n. ~
Laws of 1923. relating to the ~.
bunk Municipal Court.
H. p. No. 794. An Act relailu.
the salary of the Recorder Of IN \
nebunk Municipal Court
Fl. p. No. 791. An Act ipy,.
the salary Of the postmaster 81
House.
H. p. No. 7s5. An Act rel,,,.
the salary of the County Atom
Lincoln county.
s. p. No. 244. An Act incr,
the salary of the postmaster q
H. F. No. 1917. An Act r.I,t,,,
the salary of the Sheriff Of Ssr
hoe county.
H. P. No. 79s. An Act 10 ise|
the salary of the clerks In tn h
of the Register Of Probate for Oh
II. P. No. .ss. An Act rsl.,I,.
the salary of the Clerk Of Courts2
Washington county.
H. P. No. 1872. An Act rlstjnf
clerk hire In the Registry Of u
(Southern District) Aroostook com
S. p. No. 2S4. An Act amen
Paragraph IL. Section As Of Chs]
219 of the Public Laws Of 1891 r.
ing to clerk hire in the Office o.
lister of Probate for Penobscot com
FREDERICK W. HINCKLEY
Chairma(
HAROLD w. BISHOP. Sec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-02
Committee Hearings
BANKS AND BANKING

The committee on Banks and Bank
ing Will give a public hearing in its
room at the State House, in Augusta,
on
WEDNESDAY. March 4 at o'clock
7. NJ. on the following.
H. P. No. ~, II. D. No IS. An Act
relative to the payment of interest by
banks on Withdrawals.
Il. P. No. 81. An Act relating to
payment of interest on matured shares
in Loan and Building Associations.
S. p. No. 1ji, s. d. No. ca. An Act
relating TO industrial banks.
S. p. No. 155. S. d. No. G5. An Act
recurring more efficient supervision of
brokers selling securities on marginal
account.
HORACE NJ. PULLEN, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-02
INDIAN AFFAIRS

The committee on Indian Affairs
will give a public hearing in its room
at the state House, in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY. March 4, at 1 z. NJ.
O'Clock on the following:
). Z. No. 290. S. d. No. III. An Act
to amend Chapter IS of the Public
Laws of 1921. to regulate certain in
. affairs of the Passamaquoddy
Tribe of Indians.
$. p. No. 27o. 5. D. No. 105. An Act
10 amend Section a. CHAPTER IA. r. S.,
relating to schools of the Passama,
quoddy Tribe of Indians.
). +. No. 269. S. ID. No. 101. An Act
to amend Sect. p. Chap 113. Public
ing.
S. p. No. o6s. S. D. No. 1ot. An Act
TO amend Sect. 26, Chap. IA, r. s.. re-
lating to schools on Indian Island in
Old Town.
GEO. G.. BOYNTON. Sec.
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PENSIONS

The committee on Pensions will
give a public hearing In it's room at
the State House. in Augusta, on
THURSDAY. March 5. at 100 P. NJ.
on the following:
II. P. No. ne Resolve in favor of
Emma Coffin Norton of Fairfield for
State pension.
H. P: No. IT'S. Resolve in favor of
Louis Mason of West Gardiner for
State pension.
II. p. No. III. Resolve providing
for and increase of State pension for
Emma Coffin Norton of Palermo.
II. P. No. $50. Resolve in favor OF
Robert f. Parlin of Fayette for State
pension.
H. p. No 7s2. Resolve for State
pension for Annie d. Mclean of Au-
gusta.
]. HENRY MORSE Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-02
FARM|NCTON

The town meeting will be held
Monday at 10 o'clock.
A fire of unknown origin was dis
Uncovered at 1890 Thursday night in
the dwelling of John Jacobs of New
Vineyard. This dwelling was burned
to the ground in spite of all efforts.
The fire also spread to the Office
building of the Fred o. Smith Manu-
featuring Company of New Vineyard.
completely destroying that also.
There was no insurance on the
buildings. The loss is estimated at
from $500 to $4,000.
The Every Monday club will meet
with Mrs. Laura Small at her home
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-02
APPROPRIATIONS AND FiNAN
CIAI AFFAIRS

The committee on Appropriations
and Financial Affairs will give pub
lie hearing in its room at the State
House. in Augusta, on
THURSDAY. March 5, at o'clock
p. NJ.
S. z. No. 1s7. Resolve for Maine
General Hospital for medical or sur
gical treatment of certain persons.
S. p. No. 264. Resolve in favor of
the Children's Hospital. Portland.
II. p. No. IA. Resolve in favor of
Knox Academy of Arts and Sciences,
Warren, Maine.
H. P. No 677. An Act relating to
provision for upkeep, equipment and
extensions for the several normal
schools and Madawaska Training
school.
ORLANDO T FROST Soc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-02
AGRICULTURE

The committee on Agriculture will
give a public hearing in it's room at
WEDNESDAY. March 4, 1925, at
100 =. NJ, on the following:
S. P. No. 216. An Act to amend
Section 115 of Chapter 4 of the Re-
vised Statutes, relating to killing I'M
collared dogs.
II. D. No. 1873. An Act to amend
Chapter of the Revised Statutes re-
lating to the registration and licensing
of dogs.
II. d. No. 159. An Act relating to
the use of the Babcock test as applied
to samples OF milk and cream.
GEORGE c. Lord, Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-02
U. OF M. NOTES

Pi chapter Of Phi N1u Sorority at
the University Of Maine compelled
their annual initiation ceremonies
with a formal dinner-da at the
Penobscot Valley Country club Fri
day night. Members of the active
chapter, alumnae, and delegates
from New Hampshire University and
Colby College and their guests We're
present to see that the new members
were given the best Of entertainment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-02
TAXATION

The committee on Taxa.'vro cs
give n public hearing in Its I Nv
the state House. in Augusta ~ y 1
TUESDAY,. March 3, is..'
NJ. to consider the folloWlhs., al
s. D. No. 80. An ACT r.stutes
Section / of the Revised S .hs I'd
amended by Chapter AZ OF tsx
Laws of 1921. relating TO pon al
H. d. No. 1913. An Act ~ RED
Section 80 of Chapter 3 OF tto ths
Statutes of Maine relating ="
else tax on railroads. a %
H. D. No. 1876. An ACT vstats
Chapter 10 Of the Revised esd
relating to the exemption . ~
of soldiers, sailors and .alstipj
H. d. No. IT'S. An ACT 'e'
certain exemptions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-02

Examination for
Nurses April 1916

The State Board of Examination
and Registration of Nurses will hold
the regular semi-annual examination
of nurses in the House of Represen-
tatives April Is and Is, it was an
nounced Saturday. 1t is expected
that approximately 65 nurses from
all over the state will take the OK
animation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-02
INTERIOR WATERS

The committee on Interior Waters
VIII give a public hearing in it room
at the State House, in Augusta. on
WEDNESDAY. March 4, 1925, at .
+. NJ. on the following:
). 2. No. PCT. An Act to change the
name of Rattlesnake Pond in the
towns OF Raymond and Casco in Cum
ARTHUR A. CRAFTS. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-02
COUNTY ESTIMATES

The committee on County f, It's
will give public hearing Inausta,
at the State House, in Au "a p.
THURSDAY, March ., les
Relating to county estimIasrV 8
HORACE NJ. PULLS4"
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09
EsErLEG KETT0s HAzAssAo lEsz A 'PRoBAHAz.
Figyelje lapunk jovS heti szamAt !

Szombathpz egy hetre lezar0
dix szavazas aprilis Is. deli IL
oraja utan senkit8l sem fogadunk
el mar szavazatot. EFT hataro-
zatot az tette szJksegesse, hogy a
szavazatok tizezer szamra van
max meg kint az illetok tartogat-
jak az utolso napra. Ez pedig mem
helyes, ha a szavazatok elobb bent
lennenek, a szavazatok allasa ma.
gyobb tevekenysegre serkentene
ugy szavazokat, mint a szavazat
elarusitokat.
Egy azonban bizonyos, miota a
szavazas megindult, masrol igazan
mem beszelnek magyarsag sorai-
ban, mint err3l, valamint szen-
zaciorak igerkez5 "Pr6bahazas-
sag" balr6l. Mem nagyitunk, mi
kor AIT allitjuk, hogy fenyesebb,
nagyobb aranyu balban meg So
ha hem volt resze a magyarsag
max. Intezze is ugy dolgait min
denki, hogy aprilis 20-an este oft
lehessen Moose Hallban, ezen a
pompas mulatsagon.@ @N@
A mulatsag reszleteit mem arul-
hatjuk ell, azonban annyi funban,
muIatsagban, mokaban 0tletes vi
damsagban lesz resze a k0zonseg-
mex, hogy az igazan eleg lesz egy
eyre. Ma meg a jovo titka, de az
sihcs kizarva, hogy balon ket
hazassagkotes lesz, egyik "Pro-
bahazassag" verseny nyertes par
ia, mask egy fatal par. Ne
viiket mem arulhatjuk ell. Hogy ne
legyen fennakadas, a rendezoseg
megkerte az anyak0nyvvezetot,
hogy legyen kennel. Ha valaki az
utan kedvet kap oft, a balon =
"'hiszen valakit meglatni, megsze-
retni elvenni egy pillanat -
ne fazzon hazassagtol. Egyszo-
oft lesz pap es a bekebiro. -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09
Dr. Laurisin Jen6

10O-10O szavazatot kaptak ko-
vetkez6k: Balask6 Andras, Balas-
k6 Gy6rgy, Balla Karoly, Brogli
Ferenc, Cibulyas Andras, Darazs
Eide, Greeosits Janos, Gro z a
Gysrey, Groza Janos, Horvath
Bella, ifj. Horvath Istvan, Hru-
h6czky 1stvan, Kiss Bella, Lat6s
'J6zseft Lautner Janos, DIR. Mahrer
Marion, Madachy Pal, Menyhert
Imre, Menyhert Istvan, Meszaros
sJanos, Molnar Ferenc, Palatinus
J6zsef, Pal6ezy Janos, Reny lst-
van, Reni J6zsef, Smith Istvan,
subak Janos, Szilagyi 1mre, Szul-
gan JAnos, 10th Istvan, Uray Ka-
roly, Zsolka Ferenc.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09
BiaS' flonla
Kin Anna

Horvath Mariska l55, Condor
ErEsike 152.
150-150 szavazatot kaptak: Ban
ssky ,VeronikH, Kardos Erzsike,
Maty6s Erzsike, Molnar Margi.-
ka, Reni Mariska, Hajdu Mariska
123, Molnar Istvanne los.
100-100 szavazatot kaptak: Bar
tina Sandorne, Belenszky Juliska,
Brogli Ignacne,. Deak Paine, De-
mes Istvanne, Dkvay Gyorgyne,
Hajdu 1lonka, Horvath Erzsike,
Jambrik Ilonka, Lat6s Jozsefna,
Lautner Baba, Liszkay Claiborne,
Menyhert Mariska, Molnar La
josne, Nemeth Jolanka, Pipoly
Margit, Rub6czky Juliska, Szabo
Mariska, 10th Honka, Uray Ka-
rolyne, Vajdovics Istvanne, Yara-
bek Aranka.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09
aldott emleket kesyelettel 5rEik
meg itthagyott szerettei.
Aprosagok a debreceni mu-
zeum rlagy adomanyoz6j jarol

A Becsben elhunyt Deri FRI
gyesrol, aki t0bbmilliard erteki
miikmcset adomanyozott debre-
ceni varosi muzeumhak, tobb err
dekes, kedves apr6sagot kozol q
debreceni "Hajdufold." Elmond-
ia, hogy Becsben Deri palotaja te-
le' legertekesebb miikincsekkel
es ritkasagokkal, val6sagos fel-
becsilhetetlen ertekii muzeum
volt. Meg cseledszobak is mil
kincsekkel voltak tele, az arany-
eremgyujtemenye peldaul, amely-
ben az ezereves Magyarorszag
nindenfajta erme meg van, a Ma
gyar Nemzeti Muzeum eremgyuJ-
temenyevel teljesen egyenerteku.
Az elhunyt Deri bizalmas, benso
baratsagot tartott a nemregiben
elhunyt K0vess tabornaggyal, >
XII mas elokelosegekkel egyitt
minden heten megjelent Deri pa
lotajaban egy-egy bridgepartira.
Erdekes, hogy Deri politikaval
soha mem foglalkozott, megis rem
diiletleniil hitt abban, hogy Ms
gyarorszag mostani helyzete csak
atmeneti allapot. A Deri-gyiijte-
meny egy resze mar Magyarorsza-
gon van, illetve Debrecenben van
a Becsben maradt reszenek XII
szallitasaert most sokmillio kor. XII
viteli illeteket kernek az osztra
kok. Az osztrakok kiilonben el0-
kelosegek bevonasaval sokaig ia
radoztak abban, hogy Deri Bees
nek hagyja kincses, gyiijtemenyet.
Az egyik alkalommal eppen Ma
Ha Terezia f6hercegn6nek AIT va
laszolta Deri: "En negyven evig
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09

mefeeset lapk kovetkeo szamaban kozok
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09

aki az6ta 6lland6an fi6n&l, FSt.
Major Dezs6nel jelenlsg FARRELL
plebanosnAl lakott.
A halal mem srkezett varatla.
null, miyel q nagyasszony mar h6-
rrapok 6ta hetegeskedett. Jo kede-
lyet azonban az utols6 pillanatig
megtartotta, bar tudta, hogy Ell
kell mennie. De mindig azzal Vi
gasztalta magat, hogy neki odaat.
a masvilagon is vannak szerettei,
akiknek koreben talan4 megta-
lal mindent, amt lit elveszit.
Major Elekne Macy kort ert
ell, majdnem so esztendos. volt.
Rendkivtil eros szervezete volt 8
az utols6 nagy betegseget6l elte-
kintve, alig erzett betegseget
egesz eleteben. Halala csendesen,
minden nagyobb tusa nelkiil ko-
vetkezett be. Az utols6 alombol
sohasem ebredt fel.
Az elhunytban Tarkdnyi Bella
ne, sill. Major Gizella, Tarkanyi
Bella ferje; Deak Gyorgyne, sill.
Major Nelli es Nemesh Janosne,
sziil. Major Piroska edesanyjukat
gyaszoljak. Leanyai t0bbsz0r meg
! latogattak a nagybeteget, inert
melyseges, soha neln mulo szeretet
kapcsolta 0ssze nagyasszonyt
gyermekeivel.
+ Major Elekne temetese hetfSn
reggel 10-kor ment vegbe a far
lelli rom, kath. templomban. A te-
metest tiz plebanos segedletevel,
F6t. Varlaky Sander vegezte. "A
templomi szertartasok utah a meg
boldogultat a farrelli temet6be he
lyeztek 0rok nyugalomra.
A teinetesen nagyszamban je-
lentek meg ugy a. helybeli, mint
a. kornyeki magyarok, akik igaz
! reszvettel> allottak k6riil a nagy-
asszony kopors6jat.
Nyugodalnla legyen csendes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09

eltem tavol a hazat6l, de j6 ma.
gyar ember, magyar kllampolgar
vagyok most is $ eppen ezt q ha.
zamt6l .val6 negyvenevi tavolletet
akarom expialni azzal, hogy a
gyiijtemenyemet Magyarorszag.
max, Debrecennek adom. "
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09

GYEREKSfG.
z0ld ifju: Szsbad kernem, nagy
sad, kovetkez5 t6ncot.
IKisasszony (lenez6en) /: Gyerek-
kel mem tAncolok.
Ifju: Bocsanat, mem tudtani,
hogy boldog allapotban tetszik
lenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09
HIREK
MAJOR ELEKNE MEGHALT.

Egy aldott lelkii, aranyos ke-
delyu nagyasszony hunyta lie orok
alomra a szemeit aprilis 3-ikan
reggel 3 6rakor. Meghalt Major
Elekne, aki IA esztend6vel ezelStt
jott At Amerikabas eanyaival Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09
51A. szAMU KEREszT-szo-REJTvENY.
res kockakat aant magyar megfee6
angol szavakkal ken kit0lteni.


vIzszINrEs.
/. Tet6pont.
a. Tisztelet, h6dolat, felelem.
Z. Nemes.
10. nal, mel, ban, ben.
II, Megcnged, berbead.
13. Az CEN targyi esete.
IA. Foldet mJvcl, mig, amig.
16. Nyilt, nyitott, nyilvanos.
Is. Menni.
Is. Semleges nevmas.
20. Labszarak.
%. Vezetni, olom.
"a. Vagy.
25. Kerd6 nevmas.
q. Egy deli allan nevenek roviditest
2S. Darab.
30. Sonka.
81. Zarak kinyitasahoz hasznaljak.
a fennti kereszt- megfejt,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09

Az iizletemberek reszer5l nagy
lseszseg nyilvanul meg naszajan-
dekokat illet3leg - hissziik, hogy
a magyarsag valasztotta menyasz
SONY 5 volegeny, mem szuk6ik0-
dix maid semmiben sem.
A fenyes tancmulatsag kerete-
ben hirdetik maid XII szavazas
eredmenyet, mely utan kezdetet
veszi Pr6bahazassag." Lesz le.
anykeres, legenybucsu, pomRas
eskiiv6, diszes nasznep sereggel,
lakodalmi vacsora, vofelyes k0-
szont6vel, nyoszolyo lanyokkal,
csak persze mindennek folytata-
sa = mar masnak a dolga. Nasz-
ultra ha akar menni - melet maid
fatal par, csak rajtuk all.
Jov6 szamunkban reszletesen
beszamolunk a reszletekrQl. lsne-
teljfik addig is, hogy szavaza-
toknak aprilis 18-an, szombaton
deli IL 6raigi bent kell ienni seer
kesztosegiinkben 4 kes6bb erkez5
szavazatokat mem 'fogadhnk ell. IA
mulatsagon sem lehest mar szavaz-
nj. Azok, akik postan kuldik BE a
szavazatokat, keretnek, tegyenek
eleg belyeget a boritekra, mivcl
naponta ra kell fizetnunk leve-
lekre.
A szerda delutan lezart szavaza-
tok allasa a kovetkezo:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09
FtjGGOLEGEs.

fO01OA1iUIsN.
2. -en, ON, ra, re.
B. Valasztok jegyzeke.
4. Nelly moi hang.
s. Nevmas tobbesszama.
O. Fejiinkon viseljiik.
s. Lenni
8. Egy szam jegy.
IL. Egy vadallat.
Is. Ere.
Is. Fatusko, fatorzs.
II. Sitemenyek egyik fajtaja.
20. A 'magas' ellenkezoje.
81. Uszni
%. Alto zarasahoz hasznaljuk.
%. Huszonnegy ora.
26. Szemelyes nevmas.
2S. Az "apa' $40 roviden.
30. Egy nagyon szeles par eipo jelzese.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-04-09
lk, 6RRIIlIe 9.
Az utols6 h&t

Sziinet nelkl erkeznek szavazatok- -Szombathoz esy
hetre lezaruk szavazast-A "r6bah6zassag" b6lt 6a
81 erdelodes eloz meg sessen lsadni ssavaEatA* min
dend-Az utolso napon mar mem lehet ssavasni
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 MARKING TOOLS
 FOR FOXFARMER

In a recent issue of the Fur Far mer, V. R. Cline, V.M.D., B.Sc., in an able article tells of how foxes should be marked. He says: Several forms Of marking outfits have been devised and adopted for foxes. have had oc- sasion to check up on the results of some of them, and up to the present time I have not seen one that is sat isfactory.
 "One association has adopted tat tooing outfit, for which they charge and collect from the farmers the sum of S1O. I am sure the farmers would not object to the price, but it does not work satisfactorily. It was quite task to get the farmers interested in such an outfit, but after having paid for it they find that it does not work. Consequently the cooperation and loyalty of the farmers towards their association has been weakened.
 'No apparatus which just pierces the ear will do, the needles should be of hollow tubes, so that portion of the flesh is removed. I have tried to discern tattoo marks on a live fox six months after the work had been
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accomplished and could not discern the letters. The scar had formed en- tirely over the mark. The machine, ii lever style, must have jaws which when open will clear at least one-half inch. The reason for this is that in inserting the ear between the jaws II there is not the necessary space, the
 ink will be rubbed off by the hair on the ear, and also the task of removing the ear from the jaws is tedious as the needles or points stick quite tight in the ear, and when pulling the ear from the jaws the teeth on the other
 side stick, thus tearing the hole larg- CT and separating the cartilage from the skin. I have had an occasion in several instances to observe the pres ence of abscesses as large as an egg,
 which had formed from an infection
 due to septic conditions and difficulty in removing the tattooing outfit from
 the ear.
 If a marker wnlcn makes a form of wound in one manner or another is used it should produce as little blood
 as possible, have a tendency to pro- duce no infection, these qualities be- ing obtained by an outfit which does not tear or injure the ear in any man. i her, and above all it should work to fair degree of satisfaction.
 An outfit which marks by heat pro- duced by direct flame or electricity,
 would be excellent as no blood would
 be produced the wound would be clean, and would heal up readily. An
 ear tagger might be advised, which inserts metal tags with numbers in the ear.
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VIRGIN ISLANDS TO
 HELP THEMSELVES
"GARDEN OF WEST INDIES" IS TAKING ON NEW AND VlG-
 OROUS LIFE

CHRISTENED, St. CroiX, V. l., Jan. 9.--St. CroiX, the Garden of the West Indies" and gem of the Virgin island, purchased by Uncle Sam from Denmark in 1917 is taking on new and vigorous.
 For seven years this beautiful is land has suffered from heavy tax ation, a change of government and drought which has reduced it's sugar production from normal crop of l2,OOO tons in 1920 to 1,SO0 tons last year and compelled third of the population to leave. The island which once had population of 26,. coo, now only supports about 5000 people.
 But the long, long lane is turning, and heavens have sent down their showers of blessings and the sugar cane is coming up so fast you can almost see it grow. With the pros pect of returning prosperity, the leading planters, cattlemen and merchants have united in broad and general representative organ ization, such as was never known here in all the centuries that St Croix was occupied by the Dutch the French, the Spanish, British and Danes, ito advance the agri
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kalanzeiger a choice assortment of able citizens who do not shy at all at themarriage yoke, the men can- didates admit generally that lone someness strives them to seek. dou- bleblessedness, though other frank ly say that they need a dOwry to help them on in their business or their profession.
 In these marriage advertisements may be found all classes of folk, from carpenter experiences to pro- fessors, from butchers to noblemen.
 The greatest drawback to mar riage in Germany has hitherto been the dwelling shortage. This is be- ing, in a very slight degree, reme- died, much to the assistance of the matrimonial bureaus. However, one of the most attractive inducements is finely furnished dwelling of five rooms goes with the bride or bride, groom" as the case may be.