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New Britain herald., 1926-11-20
"GlOOniy Deans" Book.

Dean Inge, known as the Gloomy Dean. whose book England" attracted much atten- ton chiefly because of the philosophic pes simistic view that John Bull was on his last legs has shaken off his dreariness and is talk ing a renewed interest in life.
 The Dean recently expressed the belief that the coal dispute which began in May and brought fuel to a level in price with potatoes, would continue for months. Therefore. ne has settled down to make himself comfortable for the winter. ,,
 The dean has had up-to-ate gas heating stove installed in the Deanery at St. Peters where there has never been anything of the kind before, the old-fashioned fire place hav- ing been in order since the history of the Cathedral began, in the days of William the Conuucror.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-20
Lung Power and Ready Wit,

Lung power and ready wit were the basis upon which jury judged the cries of Berlns street vendors in prize contest at the munich pal stadium. Each contestant asked to 'seil" his stuff to the jury and demonstrate the value of his goods just as he would do on the street corner.
 The judges were surrounded by cabaret and vaudeville artists looking for jokes 10 palm off the public. The first prize went to form university student who now sells chocolate bars. The second prize given to former iewclry merchant now selling cigarettes and the third to a vendor of live crabs.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-20
Has Toy Animals.

Realistic looking lions. porcupines and white swan were among the toy animals Princess Mary bought for her boys during a, tour of the Home Arts and Industries EXhihi- tions They were ordered to be sent off to the Royal nursery where George Henry Hubert and his brother Gerald David are spending most of their time while their parents are in London.
 During the tour of the exhibition. Princess Mary confessed to a weakness for owls and spent some time at each stall searching for limitations of the birds. Only could be found in the whole exhibit and that in the form of window wedge. "Never mind" she sad "I must have it if it's owl"
New Britain herald., 1926-11-20
PARIS
Parisians over 40 Uniting to De- fend Themselves and Provide Jobs.

Paris. Nov. 20. P-Parisiennes who have passed-or rather who are willing to admit to have passed--the forty year mark are or ganizing themselves into league to defend their interests The main object of this league is to find employment for it's members. who from the mere fact of their age often meet difficulty in getting positions in office or workshop. Charities. both public and private, decline to assist them on the ground that they are not old enough to cease work Their situation often Is pitiable.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-20
Arc Wild Over Jazz.

Actors In the German capital are so mad about jazz that they insist upon infctns their conception of 1t on the public. At a recent benefit performance for the Actors Pension Fund in the auditorium Of the Reichstag ths actors and operatic stars band made big hit.
 The chief tenor Of the Metropole theater manipulated the tamhourine and castanets. X leading comedian beat the sdrums and one of Max Renhardts stage sheiks played the flute.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-20
PCculjor parcnfamc Twist,

A Princess who was born in the United States of English parentage, and yet is Russian is writing a film history of British patriotism in the hope of being allowed to stay in England She is literally princess without q country.
 Her name is Frances Golitzine and she Is the wife of Russian nobleman. She is living in England from wise to wise, the last of which expires at the end of the year.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-20
Autos Twice Pass Over
 Worcester Mans Body

Worcester, Mass, Nov. 2o.--(Pt- Carmanio Amoroso, e5, father of six children. was killed last night when he was run over by two automobiles loaded with joy riders, believed by the police to have been football enthusiasts bound for the Yale Harvard game tn New Haven. Both drivers went away without making themselves known. police say. The man was crossing Belmont street when the two automobiles, one close behind the other sped past. The first car struck the man and the one following ran over him. Amoroso was taken to hospital where he died a few hours later.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-20
t2.00O Making Flowers.

The manufacture of artificial flowers and fruits for export to the United States is pro- viding employment for about 1c.00O men and women in Saxony Otherwise they would be joblcss, because of the slump in the textile and fur industry, in which most of them were employed.
 In Sabnitz alone there 1c5 flower nanu- featuring concerns employing from 20 to 300 workers. In the last year the value of flowers and fruits exported has jumped from s2,50o.- ono to nearly si,000000.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-20

ot Charnish by the Parmelee farms.
 In the testimony it was developed that the wife Of the younger Towers was also carrier, although of milder form Of typhond than that spread by Charnish.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-20

He had" BuCkalew assented.
 The jury was discharged by Judge Bondy after it could not reach an agreement. None of the defendants testified, their counsel letting the case go to the jury after the govern ment had presented its evidence.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-20
WHAT WILL YOUR HEALTH
 BE NEXT NEAHo

Many people who are healthy today will be gone next year, Many more will be physically un- fit to secure Massachusetts Mu- tual Life Insurance.
 A man 2I years old. with 2 children bought S2.0OO insurance 6 months ago-ycsterday we re- jected his application for 5000 health gone.
 Call Kenneth Futile of o59 Main St. Phone 3GGS-2 for in formation.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-20

A. An acrid, volatile oil, com- posed of a sulphur bearing com pound. which causes the eyes to smart and the tears to flow.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-20
SUBSTANTIAL

Several different cooked vege- tables may be combined with white sauce and cooked in a casserole to form a substantial luncheon dish.
New Britain herald., 1926-11-20

perfected before electrical communt- cation without wires, for both are implied in the electrical knowledge that preceded them and inventors were working in both fields for many years before anybody in either orpD,, S,rrpaaIal
The Washington times., 1926-06-30
1880 At BEACH.
FOR FR0[|C

Four organizations are holding
outings today at Chesapeake Beach,
drawing more than 1000 excursion:
lists to the resert--the Grand In
ternational Auxiliary to the Broth
erhood of Locomotive Engineers.
the Cuthbert Glass Club of Peek
Memorial Chapel, and the Sunday
schools of Grace Episcopal Church.
Georgetown, and st. James Episco,
pal Church Il
!. Mrs. Daniel Klein! president of
the Engineers Auxiliary is, in
charge of arrangements. for her
organization assisted by the fol-
lowing officers: Mrs. Mona Down,
past president: Mrs. Mary Smith
treasurer. Mrs. Mary Bush, relief
secretary: Mrs. Clara Perry, secre.
tary: Mrs. Lottie Lipscomb. chap.
lain; Mrs. Walker. guide. and Mrs.
Mona Swami. sentinel
H. A.. Meyers, .of 1922 Twenty
ninth st. N. W.. is in charge for
Peck Memorial: Miss S. S. Wheat
ley. of 1880 Florida Ave. ~. w,
for Grace, and Rev. Or. q. w. At.
kiason. 9s6 Eighth st, NJ. Fl, for
st. James.
The Washington times., 1926-06-30
COUNCIL FAVORS
D. c. PROBE

Having no official business up
for consideration the Citizens Ad.
yisory Council last night voted to
approve the sweepins investigation
Of the District by House and
Senate joint committee as provided
in the resolution introduced by Rep
resentatiye Ernest w. Gibson.
1T might result in an amendment
to the Constitution to provide for
another kind Of commission, de
clared Harry NJ. stun. who said
further that it looked ID him like
an excellent opportunity to invests
gate many things which have not
vet been touched upon.
The Iowa Circle Citizens Assecia.
ton met last night and voted urant.
1aiousely against 1engtllening the
school week by having classes on
Saturday.
AT the organic ltion meeting of
The Washington times., 1926-06-30

VOUR grandmother knew. what
i went into her bread because she
made it herself, and because all the
ingredients that. were. not grown, on
the home place were selected under
her own careful eye. < 49,
But suppose you were asked to say
what kind of -four was used in the
bread yeu buy. what grade Of short
ening, what kind of salt, sugar, yeast
what would you say2
" Could you tell whether fresh milk had
enriched tic recipes Whether the water
used was the purest to, be had? And
what would you answerd you were asked
The Washington times., 1926-06-30
OLDEST INHABITANTS
PL AN FOR JULY FOURTH

The Association of Oldest Inhabi-
tants of the District of Columbia
win meet in the parish hall, Church.
Of Epiphany. 1917 G st. ~. W., Mon.
dav at IL o'clock. Patriotic exerf
cises will be held at II O'Clock noon,
Frank w. Mondell will deliver the
Address at the exercises. and Odelf
S. Smith will read the. Declaration:
If Independence
The Washington times., 1926-06-30

the American University Park Cfti
zens Association Thomas II. Lodg
was elected president, Mrs. Frances
Williams. vice president: Henry al
Donovan, secretary, and Miss Grace
Torrey, treasurer.
The Washington times., 1926-06-30
BRITISH LAUNCH FLEET
or suPERRoMRlNG PLANES

LONDON, June sO.-The British
Air Service has perfected fleet
of bombing planes capable Of flying
at least 1000 miles with "a war
load at an average speed Of 100
miles an hour.
The fleet has made several ex.
perimental flights to Edinburgh and
return.
The Washington times., 1926-06-30

and American teacher award. who
arrived here from Philadelphia yes.
terday to visit the White House.
Mt vernon saild the tomb of the
Unknown Soldier. are touring Gov.
eminent buildings and other places
Of interest In the city today.
They will leave for Philadelphia
at $50 this evening.
The Washington times., 1926-06-30

CUUtNI AhE1CHks
HIS FULL NAME Is Count
Arthur Cherep.Spiridovicli. and he
has established headquarters on
Staten Island, to promote his idea
Of n Slavonic union, composed Of
Poland CzechoslOvaIkia. Russla.
JugOslayia and BuIgaria. with.
himself as amperoI 6:
the congregation temp
summer during the vacatf6lE %
Rabbi, Abram simon, succeeds Rabs
bia Harry Kronman. resigned.
The Washington times., 1926-06-30
the bread you buy


sible skill and care. =
If you. have never tried this fine bread,
order'it today and7,see for yourself how
delicious it is. - 800
Your housewifely soul will reyel in
this big, beautifully Drowned, perfectly
baked loaf. And your family will ex-
claim with pleasure over the rich flavor
of the delicate, frm-textured slices.
You can always be sure of getting it
fresh too-whether you do your market
ing in the morning or afternoon-for
Rice's bread is baked twice daily and
rushed to your grocer's.
Order it from your grocer today. =
The Washington times., 1926-06-30

if you knew how your bread was mixed.
raised, baked2
You would answer, of course, that you
know your bread is good-just as you
know that your piano, your washing
machine, your Vacuum cleaner is good
because it bears a reliable brand name.
Eoe'y4odf 6edrs~a guarantee
IL. ofqual'ty
On the wrapper Of every loaf Of Rice's
bread you will find the seal Of the City
Baking Institute /.
What does. this seal mean to you?
It.meafis that every one of the ingredi-
ents for every ''bake" has been selected
and testef-by experts; that experts have
;, superintended every detail of the mixing,
raising and bakingswth the greatest pos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
Egyenes beszed

Judge David Jenkns~a mukoriban Rotary Kubban, fe-
dyes e6ke6 0zonseg eenleteben mey aka
pmma amerka Observation-Disclosures Mbaiva knoveseive fog
hlkozott bezeeben mondotaka isneri mndenk megis
6rmme haottuk ezeket gaagoka e ak mint bro egob-
ban mer ezek tsztaban avail hogy
Gasi rendSeren ,ef6bb-ut6bb, de valoztatn kel -,
Ahnt ko1liuk Judge Jenkins beszedjenek nehany eemzo
fszlet6t melyek felett igazan erdemes gondolkozni
Il RendSrank megvalogaasanal Hepesseget hanem
poitika iszdmpontokat vesszUk fgyelembe
q Rena6renk ncsenek kk6pezve Mem eeg hogy egy civil
embere rahuzzk unomis budget akaszunk mere keze
nyomjuk rendorbotof meg revQvert szabad eeed
mink hogy rend6renk vakmero mndenre
elszant emberekke. @a51@a -fqs.z.>4g. .. -, p,
"a behebir6sagokna szegtny emberek ugy oyan mberek
nezk akknek gyakora kpzesguk hijjan vannak
erkolcsi kepzettsegnek is
Napjainknak legkialt6bb sztgyemoai bekbir6sagaink
"Nnel kevesebb iyen birosagra sziiksegUnk.
Jobb bezenunk bekebrak ata kinevezett rendorok
karahtererol mivel mem egyeb, mint botranyos.
Nincen zksgnk eskudtszekre Mi eskidtszek? Keep
zettseg gyakor o kepesseg nekul embereke eszakunk
mndennap munkukt6 csa zrt hogy vzsgal6bro aa eveg
zett dolgokat helyben hagyjak
repulogep korszakaban hvatalos gazsag-
szogaaas 0kros seeker korszakaban
ballag
Semmikepen heyes hogy panaszosnak, teknet mel
arra hogy Igye myen emeszetU varna k addg amig
Observation-Disclosures ksekedese egyeb, mint
eseben masf esztendot
egy oyan gyaasr, mey egy aa elntezheto
lenne
Afndenkepen elend6 zokas hogy egye targyalasok
megtartasat vegletekig ell lehe haasztani.
szikseg sok feebbezesi forumra Egyre van
sztkseg lem t0bbre.
Egy oyan gyben aho mar mghoztak teletet csak ak
ko volna heye Observation-Disclosures eve-
desc en kmutaha6 Tecnkai okok Matt pertor
lesnek helye
birak6 megkouteik hogy csak szigou tenyeket ekn-
tet neku tereszk eskudsek ee
upyanakkor biraknak utastasoa elani ekudteket
megengedheto dolog hogy gonosztevok
ltakoZasa elener
gyet targyata ICY tzaban blnugy mnden
reszletevel
Eget6en sUrg0s szsegHnk Observation-Disclosures meg
reformalasara torvyekre uj torvenykez eJarasra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
A V0ROS VONAT.

kocsiban izenhaman voltunk moszkvai uasok
Tzenharman OF knai egy esendos nemet kna vaam mana
nenek szoke hamburg esegenek gyeneke Az anyos es
ksrte 6ke vadivozokba gyekezek transszibe
vasuton.
szomsztdos fukeben k6t bern kereskedo ul
dsgombn pdg ke no fogat heet seprszer rvd ha
M & mezeen abkrakka szovediva zernt Orruken pedg Ike
ntlku miveg vtgu kocs folyosojanak vegen pokok BIZ
nak mervsgeve aot egy papaszemme feszeret
ember, ak egdsz fgyelte utarsait
gurult fekete
VOLT szeo fu Az yen ejszakak Kelet vona
anak foyos6 ugy ozehozza uasokat Macy 6eeana
ro arsag6 E6szor csak nek egymast ebeek aan oba
erene vegl megsmerkednek ICY tudam meg hogy neme
szomszedom bern uasam vasgyaros aki esozben
xix Oroszoszagba takoza6nak magav hozo egy 1912bol
10 Baedecker amelyet nekem is megmutatott
Ez konyv j6 zolgalato fog tenni 6nnek mondottam.
= Igen; kotes szne nagyon megeeo
neme gyongeden smogatta konyv eros bortek
lap Atadta nekem konyv, amey meg carzmus ideben
meg gazan bolondo ovasma volt Moszvat k anyanak
nvez benne trokaro nemesk kubanak baljaro megha6
daocska emlekezk $50 esk rokaa naura rol
kovitak gadag ekueero Pompas utbagaztasokra bukka
pdau arra hogy "a kozbztons OroszorszAgban eppen
oyan magas fokon ALL mint Europa tobbi raszben
hogy fegyvert vgyen magaya az embe hsak vaasn mem
|megy"
Mosoyogam amkor ezekre sorokra tevedt Az
brodalom s csaszar aszouizmus alatt e Els azan
Azokat leveket ameyek gyanu ltsnek renznt felbont
jak postan
regi konyvek neha nagyon mulasagosok.
Alg ora amkor itvan erdGsegek felett kgyuadt
hana fenye Nyikoroga haad K0zeedink ka
lauzok monadval eava knaak bennnket fknai oyer
mex sni kezdett zlei csigatak anyja ntet ap k
pspq vstle 4 TeldnL Il ayos lskiaatst
Eott regge IS vee csendorok sk visszad utlevedn-
ket vonat megallott aztan ismet eindnt.
Nemsokara eljes napfenyben valiant Srdeeet Attnn,
meyre yors feer csek festive hazacska
jel0fte meg Nemsok4ra egao nagy s6s, allg TEL
egyyerzet katona akken zodeshsr ha6szeru rk6 volt
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az 1-s5 oldalr6l)

log. "A SZulOKnek hem SZdDdd ell
feledni, hogy gyermekeikkel seen
ben kotelessegeik vannak ezek
legelsobbike, az iskolaztatas.
Ez az igazan j6 befektetes. A
sok kiadas, Macy koltseg vissza,
teriil id6vel. Kerdem, 'van-e an:
nal nagyobb boldogsag egy szuld
szamara, mint mikor gyermeke
mint tanult, iskolazott ember
tobbre viszi, mint az edesapja?
Nyaron - a meleg, 0sszel - az
ESQ, telen = a no, tavasszal - a
valtoz6 lido az Okla annak a naey
tetlen tunyasagnak, ami elfekszik
a Youngstown magyarsag felett,
lmmar esztendok ota. Mem aka
runk S mem csinalunk semmit.
Lehet az akarmilyen gytles, el6-
adas, szorakozas, mulatsag, 0sz-
szej0vetel = sippal, dobbal Sc le-
het osszeszedni arra magyarsa-
got. r
Az egyik resze azert mem megy,
inert ugyis tudja, hogy csak ke-
vesen lesznek, a mask t0redek
mar beleunt, belefaradt avval
mentegetodzik, hogy, 8 mar eleget
faradt koziigytkben, a harmadik
S talan a legnagyobb resze azert
mem megy, mivel mar 6ket a vi
lagoon nem erdekli semmi.
kis eletiiknek teljes eleg az,
ha a gyafb6l hazaEeriilnek, meg
faradva munkaba, megmosakod
max, tisztaba szedik magukat s
ragyujtanak pipara neki lat
max a borocska szopogatasanak,
vagy kiiilnek eget bamulni a
porcsra.
Mindegyik furcsa kibuv6, de a
legutobbi a leg'lehetetlenebb alias
pont. Hat ezek az emberek mem
erik, mem tudjak = hogy nekik
embertarsaikkal, felebarataikkal
szemben k0telessegeik vannak |?
Mem latjak be, hogy tarsas elet-
ben, 0sszejoveteleken, gyiileseken
csak tanulhatnak, okulhatnak :?
Vagy ITALIAN mar AIT tartjak, hogy
ok eleg okosok t0bbre mem
kivancsiak9
Egy teny, sehol Amerikaban
mem volt olyan viragz6 magyar
kozelet, mint itt Youngstownban
- ezelott SO esztend6vel. Most,
szegyenkezve kell megallapita.
nunk, hogy magyarsagunk a leg
utols0k k0z0tt van.
Meg AIT Sc tartjuk erdemesnek,
hogy a nevezetes evfordul6kat
megiiljiik. A sok koziil, csak egyet
emlitiink meg. A SIT. Istvan Egy-
let megalakitasanak most stanaban
lett volna egy Macy jelent6segii
evforduloja.
Micsoda ragyogo magyar unne-
pet lehetett volna csinalni. Renge
teg erkolcsi es anyagi gyarapo-
dast eredmenyezhetett volna az
unnepseg. Els elsiklottunk felette,
neman, tetleniil.
De ta1an ne is folytassuk tovabb,
nert mindig keseriibb tintaba mart
juk tollat.
Ugy tesziink, mint struccma-
dar, bedugjuk a fejiinket a fold.
be, mem latunk semmit mem
hallunk AIT hisszjik, hogy min
ket sc latnak.
Hat ez igaz! Mem sokara OF
tartunk, hogy eszre sc vesznel
| bennunket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26


tdr5rok voltak
valai kdrtl csendu Eel szoyjetel ter6lets lepank
alan ronokba buel sber felebredt
Egg kenyka kotel hnan hmbal6dott havany ege
mely eppen olyan kek 6s ures volt, mint az SCENE.
Oyan orszagban aho orraalom hatr5rok
ve ha ksse regenys kulseiu Irorszag
ban snfeineen oaszoszagban asco elso h6napiai
ban es abban 5ben ako mnisztereket
TEX Ami Szovjtkoztarsasgok Un6jana ie
ait hs2em, nekik vaam akoba k nnok hogy kline
vezak 6ket Ag eeztnk meg, k0vekez5 perben negy
ct hataror setdt vasu kocnk ej nehnyan pedg tenge
ek aat maszkaak KSzben fkutattak parnaka amek ugy
heverte krpe kartyazott vona vein ke
zaskama kinytatak Mem nyult beik senk egyk vam6r
aki beszelt franciau, megkerdezte:
Hova utazik magag
= Moszkvaba.
Diplomatic magag
= Mem ujsagr6!
Vannak okmanyai?
Nincsenek
Szaua gardajaval ameynek Mauser puskai odaver5d
tex koc faburkolatahoz Udv
al fele.
Most mar megnezheem hataralomas fold
eo verszt Hazudnk ha onanm ogy equalization
e minna viag lenne le6ben anny elentmondaa
dul ell Macy Reey kapujag utottam fog
nj Icara vagy Pasum? Edosdo avagy GomorraY kepzect
csapong kvancsMag elUz az amot
Egyel6re aam egyebe iga haborus kepet
azol barakokkaI ameeken badogtet5 6sszekunorodot
het hogy abor korhaz ogoabo emezes rakaf volt it,
vaganyokon teherock aoak rozoga alkofmanyok
fese carl ee szovjet kozarsasagok Un6ank meg
szabott evenyeve sarlo Aaapacca hanem bardda & ho
gonnaL saas muzikok eondben pipazgaak napon padon
ddogeve vasu alkamazottak vegigarak Magas
borotva szep sa egenyek fevlagosut" abraza ha
szabad meresznek lennem oa moorral ,amenek Montpa
nassenegyed hazaja Vajn pkoroke Dome vagy Ro
tende kavehazb0l XII udja?
Mig nez5dtem, osszealtotak bosevki vonato En- tar
haokocsban fogtuk helye berendezs volt He
lyebbn monva uk voros eher cskos vaszonna volta
bevonva oanna amenb6l strandfurd6k aoerny5 cs
naak yenathoz hatamas ekezkocs apcsoltak egi carl
ualombo va6 volt oras mere Seles borfoeek
valosagos lakodam asztalok nnden kenyemes keems
kocs ket k0z0 alto volt ember onkentelen odap
antott vava, hogy keeeben megnk army opaz
koponyava szgees szakaa Alexander Aexandovcs car aak
erdemrendekkel eboriott mele, care aki ermete
epittette ezeket a vasuti koeskat is.
kurtjel harmadiEra Nyra-
rsfeny6 erobe megynk 0ts at z hossza b
ben rengeteben alank amely lit skago borta Nyilegye
had vasuti vona Neha hagy avolsagokban fenk
paaudvar. K0zeeben vaos falu v6r0sGr amo
dozva sylvia pipaat Azan reank boul ura ejszaka
(Folytatuk.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26

(Folytat atas.)

Ezeken haan fodeken hatar hatart er
b nepek draboltk e foet mint ahog penzs6var
konok parcera tepk 0roldtt bokot Leorszagban
gyunk Ujra ke valtanunk Ami egklon0sb ezka
gny k orszagoknak ceng5 fempenzk ameyet nenk
francaknak oyan ke doar Iehe
hogy penzemberek oan magntaatat tuk adm eensegnek
hogy hagatunk k De koznap ember furcsaja,
hogy eek szegtny embeek akknek kereskedemik,
munka ado aruk nincsn pnzukon oodaron vasaoat meg
egg tevkeny komoly nep ava francia takon
uazk nyuganu hog egg panasz ugy
tetszk eadvan brtokat minden hold ermn fodnek ert
hold bourgugnonne sz6ot nank egteh
Merkurnak kogazszok stenene 6votab6 Mondhatjak
knk hogy nao gazdagsagot elen meggondou
amig ehisszk
Iyen tnodek kozepee tel ell ido mig Rgaba erunk.
DINA felett velo r6l evezok hatama csapat tja
ber oan mnth sarga vaszb6 gy szget enne ame
nyatan rngatodzk Mosoy oszag orszaga
menn ntakon k egymasba karo szeremes parokat vg
gal dSztet ablakokat lat az ember..
De palyaudvar oyan mint egy komor s0tet
ama bz0s Esza mnden nyul6s mocsk bzk ezeken
dezka yrdakon moszkva penztarke eott sorban
szorongnak embek Egy kommunsa meett lok ak
most jon Spanyoorgb6 kaap nek melenyenek zsebe
ben esv h6na aat oeeaskaval payaudvaron tut angoo
enyben rgayognak kaas pavlonoknak be6 cukreszkosz
kok eveg6 uedt nyomasz6 yharti6s6 Hona faggyu-
vegyl vaam nehez PARTON lathuamaiva
all a Nezzink korUl. ... = ~.,>
lit vagyok egyedU atokzatos Ofoszotszg ksz6be, egyed
eek k0z0 ete koz akknek ose dardka hatottak
aekevel szantottuk Eneknek Ievenek lokd0sk egyma.
Dancing? EFT kel neznem Csak amoan berin kapuz
ner k0zonsges abukoaa ameyet ket laenyos fUggompa
vag mpak alatt mnen safranysznben uszk terem
m6y6n zongora amenek fedee e taasztva vaam
d6kove snak ameyb6 uviagi foxrott ksretes hanga
tornek el6. Harom borotvalt feju lump bort ker:
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
T0ltsd meg a serlege
"A halal belepett,

= ahogy vdam neme nota mondja
Els ha elgondoom mndossze ket napa annak hogy Mont
martrenek eben lasan ehal6 csllogasat LATHAM
Hol vagyok pkedt ordtozs a1ja tudtomra zupese
be hyo speet beesv vamhasitotta vihareh6kbe
payaudvar rkacoo bocsukaaokto hangos faval ft0
oy fstgomolya vakk embereket mozdony ttye belle
hat evegobe Az utasok feak konnyeet kitek magukat
0eo karobo szaadnak vegg vagonok mente 6bava
kis hordoaaku kezkauk ameyet nyirfavez3bol onnak
Indunk belerohan s0etsegbe Ee Regge atep-
v0r0s haarvonalat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-26
1925. .AuaUsEgUs 2e,

voro kete eenz5s katonasapka Mind negy st6 ha
t&r5r0k voltak
Valiant kdrtjel csendu Eel szovietel terusse lepank
to ALLAN ronggkba brel snbor ast erAesesaafe febred
Egg ksleanyka kot hnan hmbal6dot halvany eget
mey eppen oyan kek Is tires volt, mint az SCENE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-30
Ira Returns

Ready for the big business Of
next season. Ira LaMotte. man
ager 81 the Gaiety Theater, has
returned, greatly refreshed. after
brief vacation at Atlantic CITY.