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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-19
SET DATES For MAJOR
O. S. GOLF TOURNAMENTS

CHICAGO, Feb. 1S.-Dates for the
major golf tournaments were COM
pleted today with the fixing Of the
western amateur at the White Bear
Yacht club, ST. Paul, for the. week Of
July 1924 and the western open at
the Highland Country club, Indian
apolis, sfor August 1928. Most of
the 1926 championships are set for
later dates than usual this year to
allow American players to compete
in the British amateur and open as
we'll as the Walker team contest.
These European classics will not end
until June 5.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-19

the race he is in there-Rice be-
lieves the Douglas track has become
nationally known and will contin-
ually attract attention.
The track is oiled, dustless and
very fast and the race Monday will
probably be the last until the one at
the county fair next November. Re
served parking space has been sell
ing rapidly at the local chamber and
as there are but two more days to
procure tickets, it is urged that
everyone intending to go to the race
set their reservations Immediately.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-19
795$#$$ssHH The DisDatch SpOrt Page
INE DRIVERS TO COMPETE IN AUTO RACE HERE
ZTVIC AND MLLIGAN
WILL FIGHT TONIGHr

NEW YORK, Fc5 1S.--Jack zivic,
Pittsburgh wcltcrwcight, and Tom
my Milligan Of ENGLAND, Information.
al rivals, will renew tneir fistic feud
at Madison Square Garden tomorrow
night in a 10 round raatch. zivic won
an unpopular verdict in their last
encounter January 22, and so they
We're re-matched.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-19
Avoid
Poorly
Balanced
Breakfasts
Start the day with Quaker Oats
food that stands by" you.

IF you feel tired, hungry, "hdgety,S
4 hours before lunch, don't jump
to the conclusion of poor health.
Thousands have unenergetic morn.
ings because they start the day with
wrong breakfasts.
To feel right, you must have we'll
balanced, complete breakfast ration.
At most other meals - lunch and
dinner you get it. But breakfast
is hurried meal, often badly chosen.
Thus Quaker Oats, containing
1879 protein, foods great tissue
builder, $50 carbohydrate, its great
energy element, plus all-inportant
vitanlines and the bulk" that makes
laxatives seldom needed, is the
dietetic urge of the world today.
1t is food that Stands by" you
through the morning. Quick Quaker
cooks in 8 to S minutes. That's
faster than plain toast. Don't deny
yourself the natural stimulation this
rich food offers you.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-02-19
SPEED CLASSIC OF.
MONDAY TO Be GREAT.
one; E;;PETTICODEN ENTERS.

"A final check-up Of the entrants in the big 5Omile
speed classic at the International Speedway Monday
Afternoon Washington's birthday indicates that nine
drivers will probably compete
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-09-09

view, Neb., where she will attend
Union College taking an Advanced
Normal Course.
T. z Book of Breckenridge, Mimi,
is spending this week end at the home
of his mother Mrs. j. H. Book OF
this city.
Mrs. Anna Pangburn and daugh-
home Sunday evening from a two
weeks visit spent at Hibbing with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. l.. Burgess went
to st. Cloud Monday to attend the
wedding of Miss Marion Cleveland,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. j..
Cleveland Of that city.
Miss Maude Davis went to st.
Cloud Monday to attend the we'd
ding of Miss Marion Cleveland grand
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. David
Cleveland of this city.
Miss Edith Pangburn left Sunday
for Lake Wilson, Mimi, where she
will teach this school year. Her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. David Pang-
burn accompanied her as far as
Willmar.
Mrs. Edna Petit and Miss Alice
Spears who have spent months va
cation at the home Of their imother,
Mrs. George Spears residing near this
city returned Tuesday morning to
Chicago to resume their duties as
nurses at the Hilsdale Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Mahlstrad
and family of Brainerd, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Arekgard and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. M. j. Arekgard and
family of Hibbing spent from Satur-
day until Monday in this city visit
ing at the F. E. Bunker home.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06
TIT ION IS.
AIDING TRADE
By ROBERT 1. THORNBURGH

Europe's powerful effort to cap
ture LatinsAnadrican and Oriental
markets, ,s,bx keen competitive
methods directed against American
commerce, is having 4 favorable,
rather than depressing effect on
foreign trade.
This view was expressed by De-
partnlent Of Commerce officials to-
day, after an exhaustive study OF
the efforts Of Great Britain. Gers
many. France and Italy aimed at
supremacy In markets more Or less
dominated by the United states
since the war.
IL Europe by underselling
Omitted States increases its foothoId
In South America or the Far East,
to the same extent It boosts its
own purchasing power, with q con:
sequent Jump in American exports
to the continent an official said.
Since. Enrope is America - chief
market, Y Is to our interest to see
an expansion Of the foreign trade
OF those countries n
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06
|NQT0RSsTQQEs
GAIN AGAIN

NEW YORK, July IAN ad-
vance III motor stocks and 8 Dc.
cline IN rubber stocks featured early
trading in the market today.
The market on tne whole was
irregular, with the undertone firm
General Motors sold ct 1871.
gain 81 2ss from Fridays close, and
establishing new high record Tor
the stock The previous nigh for
this stock was 14ss made last
year
Rubberstocks eased off following
the announcement OF cuts Ia tire
prices nv Goodyear Tire and Rub
Der Company and the Kelly Spring,
field Company. Kelly prtnsfi eld
was down * at IA; q. s. Rubber
sold at 56zss a decline Of IL
United states Steel fell of z, 10
I43.
Oils were rather bucyant with
Standard OH of California. reaching
q new high ground for the year at
62N, an advance Of q point from
Fridays close, and Shell Union up
y, at 277s.
Railroad stocks were stronger.
Union Pacific advanced Is 81
156ss; Pennsylvania gained u AZ
533s, and Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe advanced a. at l3S.
Call money! pea. cent, UNI.
changed from Fridays close n
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06
women RAISE
PRISON CROP
~ international News Service

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-. July 8.
Three prison farms covering an
acreage OF LITE. produce enough
garden truck. vegetables and dairy
produce to. feed the $500 inmates
OF the Missouri state penitentiary
the largest penal institution Of
its kind in the country.
Colonel William B. McGregor.
farm supervisor. at the end OF his
first year produced profit OF So
900 above the subsistence Of pris-
oners and running expenses. He
is required to pay the prison 81
per day for each prisoner used.
One OF the novelties of the pris
on farms is farm No. maintained
by women prisoners. It consists
Of IS acres. Chickens are raised
in large number, and sauerkraut.
cabbages. picked cucuTnbers and
canned foods are produced.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06
Chicago [ Livestock

CHICAGO, july 1. Good light.
weight hogs s4S comparatively
scarce and sold 10 to 15c higher
today than at the close of last sat
urday Other hpgs were mostly
steady. The best light 34s quotal.e
ND to SIS, but buyers refused to
pay more than 1890; / G the early
part OF the day. Many good light.
hogs sold at $3.50, and the best
class of heavy was quoted at $14
to SLABS.
Cattle. sold readily at strong
prices for both steers ana she stock
that had been grain fed. Bulls were
mostly steady to strong Lambs
sold steady but the market was
slow.
Hogs Receipts, 5000: market
steady to strong. Bulk, $13OI4.40,
top, SIS; heavyweight, $13.35014.35;
medium weight, Isl a. 1O014.8O; light
weight. $14@14.SO; light lights,
$1416 @15; 4 heavy packing sows,
smooth, $11.S0112.3O; packing sows,
rough, $11.25@11.8O; pigs, $14.26
Cattle Receipts. $4,000: market
1Oc to &c higher. Calves. 1000:
market Csc lower; choice and prime.
$10@10.65; medium and good, 1915
Q10: good and choice, $9.750I0.65;
common and medium. $769: butcher
cattle, Ieffers, $5.50010.25: cows.
sos; bulls, $5@7.50; Gamers and
cutters, cows and heifers, $500
$50; Gamer steers, $5.5O@7; veal
calves. light and heavy weight,
$10M12.5O: feeder steers, $609;
stocker steers, $5,5O@8.25; stocker
cows and heifers. $4@6: stCcker
calves. $5.5O@8.5O.
Sheep Receipts, $4,000; market.
steady. Lambs. fat, $14.5O0 is. SO;
lambs, culIs and common $1O.50@s
11.75: yearlings, $10@13: 4yearling
wetiiers, $80S.5O;. ewes, s607:
ewes, cills and common, $50 $50.
feeder lambs, $13.50014.5e.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06
:. tsOureI1 Produces

Butter Print, 4e1S@41c: tub.
451z q 46c; Pennsylvania and Ohio,
4l@42c.
Eggs-F'F esh selected. S3035c
Live Poultry Hens, light, z90
Bic; hens, heavy, 29@ 30c; ducks,
280 30c; roosters. $50 zoe; turkeys
$50 40c: geese 20925c
yegetable Peas. 81 a.; beans
$I.50 Oils: onions S1.s5 az 10: Gu
cumbers. $2.2502. rs; tomatoes, 50
@65c; radishes. 75c6$1.25.
Fruits Apples, SIS 65.50.
Walnuts California, So d 35c; black
394c.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06
NAP UNDERNEATH CAR
COSTS MAN HIS ARM

PHILADELPHIA, July 6-Taktng
shelter from the rain under q
freight car in the Reading yards,
Frank Schwartz. SIS. who said his
home was near Salem. N. J.. fell
asleep. While he slept a switch
engine moved the car and the
mans arm. which was lying across
the track, was caught under the
wheels.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06
Daily Treasury Statement

The daily statement Of the United
States Treasury shows: ~
Income to date this year, $5ss
793, 954.23.
Income to date last year, 81.
500, 461 .15.
z Increase, $s7.g90, 493.0s.
Income over outgo this year
324,934.661. 81.
Income over outgo last year.
50, 200, 1876.
Increase, SCI, 1896.
Balance general fund today, SSH
241, O94.17.
N Decrease, $242, 6S0.96.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06

Experiments BY the United States
Bureau Of Mines have shown tina.
less stored OIL evaporates from
tanks coated with gray or alum!
mum paint than when any other
color Is used
"A switch has been invented with
which the gas in 4 water heater
can Be lighted from any room in
house. being turned off aut5.
matically at any set time BY clock
work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06
Coffee Market

NEW YORK, July 6.-The coffee
market displayed a firm tone at the
opening today with first futures at
advances Of 10 to IL points. July
opened IL points higher at 1924;
September. $3.50, [up ~. and De-
cember gained 10 at $3.50.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06
cIearine House statamant

NEW YORK, July S. - Clearing
house statement: Exchanges. S56s,
600 900; balances. $11S.000. 900: Fed.
eral Reserve Banks credit balance,
$1Is, 00O. 900.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06
Liverpool Cotton

r LIVERPOOL, July 6.-There was
a moderate demand for spots with
prices steady. Sales totaled 1000
bales; receipts 10000 bales including
1000 American.
Midlands fair was quoted al
$10.64; strictly good mids., $10.14i
good mids., 1884; strictly mids.,
$3.50; mids., $9.19;' strictly low. nlids.
$S.49; low mids.. $7.54: strictly good
ordinary, $3.50; good ordinary. $5.84.
Futures opened quiet with july
at 1915; October. $S.4S; December,
$8.42; January, $S.41; March, S.44.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06
New York Cotton

NEW YORK, July 6.-The cotton
market was fairly steady IT the
opening today. with initial prices at
losses Of 5 TO 10 points. July opened
at 1885. down .05; October. 1910. off
10, and December. 1910. down .0S.
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Liberty Bo

furnishes BY w. R Hibbs ii Col
3iSe due 194T Il. II. i. 81 S101 IA
First IFS. due 1g4Ts ....s.s. 80. 1871
Second AZ 81 due 1g42......ss.... 100 81
Third LIS. due 1923 ........... lei
Fourth 4J<s due 1928. ......... 1O1.
y s Treasury Ctf., due 1g51.... 10ss
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Short Term Securities
FURNISHED by W.. B. eHibbs 4 Co.
.canadialn Wheat

WINNIPEG, July 6.-Opentng
upwheat prices were: July. $l.60%
@i.E1, up 1@iN:: OctcbaFY $l.334s0
IsSN, up st@N, and December,
$l.s1h, UP q.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06
LATEST NEWS AND QUOTATIONS OF THE FT1AN
Local Stoke
(TurnIshed ~ w. B. Hibbs . Col
SALES

kANl9AllaJ
Potomac Electric Con-. SIS 81 ,0O00
1OOak "a, 600 az 100 "
Merchants Transfer and Storage
pfd., 36101.
National Mortgage and Invest
ment pfd, S0@S.
! After call
Potomac Electr Power q 1871,
SS,OOO0lOSA SOCIOLOGY
Potomac Electric Con SIS 81 5000
1909 IS, 600 a IO0s<
Potomac Electric Power pfd. So
los, SOLOS
Capital Traction Company, goo
1041z 20Q1g4i q !; 20 01041s; 100
104lt: O@104A5t ? I70I041
Money Call loans. sos per cent
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Foreian Bonds

Furnished by, W. B. Hibbs & COP
French As ................ 1
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French premium 5s ...s...sss.... 2
British Victory As .s..s.....,..... 45
National War Loan 5s ...,........ SO
War Loan 90 ............... SO
Italian Notes of 1925 .............. 3
ltaHan os ....... - =. .ssssss
| Belgian Prsmfam IS ...........,.. !
Belgian Restoration SIS, 80. .......: i
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Call money AZ per cent.
Hourly Sale Of Stocks
II ~ I
Sales ....... 3I4,SOO 5sS. 700 77S,200
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-06

AbsSe Aeluass TAs Nasoaal City UsAneel
HSpsss x Esrssgn cAtsss are q e luas -, lsaS
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Experiments hy the United state

tone per cent extra.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
Magyarorszagnak Meg Mindig
Macy Szuksege Van Segitsegre
IRTA: PEDLOW KAPITANY

Gyalan hangzi k6rd@s hogs Magyaroszag nepenek meg
mng ssege segsgre Sanalom de AIT ke feleln meg
mmdig gen haarozoan, hogy: igen!
tavaszan rm6sklat5sok nagyszerek votak Re
kord term vartak de geretet nyr valtotta be-
Nadabn ag nyar Hdeg volt nya aees 6s
magyar odmuyeek ak rendas kormenyek kozo aranyag
gjobb heyzetben oa most tmegesen vatak haektalann
csaknem mindent elveszet@S, amijuk volt.
munkanekek sokkal nagyobb mint evve ezeot
Munkaso hvatasos fogakozsua egyaran
erosebben erik a mmkahanyt most mint azelott.
On0k6, ezeknek szerncsetleneknek amerika baraa6
konaoI fgg sorsuk On0 e ordunak Ok gitsge varva
Els kapak segtsge udnak mskp segeni baukon
0ngyilkoagga Ha ide6ben erkezk szmuka segseg
ongylkossagok szma nak ovabbra is megmaad ha
meg novekednl is fog.
Ket egut6bb magnarorsg tartokodasom aa sznte szve
tepo ongyoso szama hogy no napronapra.
Exert kerem en- Onoket m6een ogy tegyenek mndent
m6dukbn ALL hogy egnek honftarsakon, rokonaikon e
baratakon Ke hogy k0 gyen forduopont amikor szg
megvatoz amkor es 0bb segits6ge szksege
akossagnak
magyar kormanynak sikerul u6bbi d6ben eozohoz
obb eye szrezn Magyarorszg zamara kill
pokag 6s ennek emenye bosan feendes lesz az
ege Remem hogy nemsokar avva ahato Onok ele
kel 0bb egiseg De lido ot ell koz
mbernek enok ke es adg foeg amerlka lsmeroek
tol varjak a segiseget odaa
azokat akk csomagot ognak kuldni hogy tart
SAX 6 hogy kormany minden ekineben
ggukr szetoszasaban es privigiumo biz
Exert fonto, hogy csomagsatas saba
1yai mndenki tartsa be.
Cigareat es dohanyt nem lehet klden olyan
agokat SEM amey eladas cokra kldo anyagokat
aralmaznak Oyan dogokat kdjene csab amyek szkoko-
seg yen dolgok esnek csomagokban azoknak
eostasa Magyarorszag teren fog nehezg
be utkozn.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
"AMERIKAI MAGYAR HIRLAP'

gyar nepet csalogatta el6, ami
kor a tatarok mar elvonultalk.
Nehez munka lesz, de remel-
jiik, hogy visszavonult, csa-
lodott, begub6zott amerikai
magyarsagot Rozsalhegyi Kal-
man miiveszete epen igy elo
fogja csalogatni.' -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30

bantak az egetvero dicseretek-
kel, ugy, hogy az ujabb dicse-
reteket a magyar nep egysze-
riien mem hiszi ell.
Az amerikai magyarsag k0-
reben tatarjaras volt es eleg
szomoru, hogy epen R6zsahe-
gyi Kalmannak jut Bella XII
rally szerepe, aki tudvalev6leg
a barlangokba menekiilt ma
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30

gyakoa beh kerezyinn Tegyk fel hogy mnden elteres
nk val6ban mai uralom ze polgrait kzar6lag szalaso
e 6k & csak naa fogyashanak Tegyu f hosy rendszer
k0vekezben Oroszorszagban akugyan egy rsadalm oAy
nne egyenoen gzdag egyen6en szgen egyen6n ent
mnden erdektSl - e valamenny allan alkamazettia.
Nos ha lenne mi volna mas uraiom, SOCIOLOGICAL
eemben vev allami kapitalizmus AIT hszem h0gy
aapast eet ketsegbevonn hamadk nternacionaenak
tehat ast ke fogana dologban kommnnista paradomb6
ameet o6ber azad6knak gertek javakhoz val6 ogb
meyeket szocialia gyuseken hdetne lett egyeb mint
kereskelmi szervezetek es kozoaa uzenek alamonak
urama ugy aog Franciaorzagban Vor Augagnr 1906 k0
hrdette.
tervet kongresszusok eteltek
partb6 samzek reaci6nariusokat
proearatus eensegeve kaotta Xxi 6ke mondoak rea
juk, hogy kisFogarok.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30

Az VI K0ZGAZDAsAG, AvAGY A sPARTAI GV0NY6R6K
- Hol foglunk vacsorazni?

Ho fogmk vacsoraznig
Kiserom csak mosoya valaszo Belenk kis fakkerbe
kocss oyak koze csap Ehaaunk Auomobl Kub el6t
mey Taxsoff6r palotaa terre ereznk Is
nyesen vago launk Megerkezink yendkg6
termeszetesen allan a gazda
vragokka dszitett @6csrnokban, amlyet k szter fah
Tampa feny be ragyoga zeneka hang fogadna terem
kozepn pamacsopo Mndegyk eret asztaon vragok krta
vegvazakban Fhtrkabaos pncrek maitre dote smoking
ban pezsg6hito vodrok, etlapok es finom borlap.
eap eszik kaukazus es krmi borokat zk
aam vodka Eseteg bordeaux bort parancsosz carl pncek
bo? pezsg6 mndn faab6 De- hogy pezsgo gyek Waikiki
ahhoz eeg amrkanak lene mint Parban lit csak Mrael
fogyaszatja Moszkva kozgazdasaglag kettos
dollar uama alatt ell Ah Erheo hogy franca nagyk6veet
osaggal megostromoljak
Legyen oyan kegyes, adjon egy vizumot cpc vizumoc
kat Eatogatn Pasba haromszaz rubelrt ruha ara lit
emy Moszkva gazagana (ak kozott kereszteny aig
akad egyeen vagya svesen Observation-Disclosures Ell gyaog
geret f0dIere..
Hogyan Moszkvaban gazdagok vamak? De mennyire
nepmano Az kozgazdasagi polkabo szulettek
el6tt kenyenes doeg
pekuansokat hol lefuetek ho meg f6bel6ttek at
6 ggott volte vaamefs oszekoee voros uraknal Azok
max revtn b6e megmenhette elmeheett matositan Fe
her-te1ger jegszgetein.
Az d5k azonban mpgvaloztal ur 'nepman''
kaukazus ohey nyara es Burdnovne 0nagysaga
kora regge hermeln prmes seyem pongyolaba 0lt0zik
Moszkvaban meg tanacsos gazdasag ki
tgeive hvalkodn lit mint firdohelyeken = bzo
nyo ukod Ork0dnek eveikkel felfegyye
kezve meggyzodesesek Egym6 proetar engeeg koldu
szegeny ember ~ varos otet t6meg korlnya
kormany palotainak taapzaa Gepeu 5rk
ajanao meg kirakatba gazdagsago scent kem
dicsekv6k halgatnak penkr6 amey
mex orome meg sokba kerilhenek nekk
Hogyan egyezetheo spartan
egyszerge eoke6 asztaokka vragdiszes
newell fszeezett nyugo vacsorakal? Ez gyk zoknak ell
ameyek abb6 keekezt hogy gyakorlati
et parancsod gesstg magava ragadja anok lesvadabb
ve Semmi ahat client gy0ny6rk utan vagynak vo
meghajonak That's e1ott Ext latuk
ha 6aka k0rlneznk Tverszkajan aho pmcekben cga-
nyok muzsikanak Vagy pedig Petervaron.
De maradjuk ak it, egelegansabb aam vendeglohen
pomps eterm asaana nagyon tarsaag fogla heye
Xix vacsoazgao vendegek orzsveege legnagyobb
klf0ldekb6 all 0bbek? J6resz aam akamazota Maid
sobb meguuk hog myen csoda utan udnak ezek enbe
rubbed fizeteskb0 viragdszes zeneyel szere
egseen yacsorae ket zeni ami hsz
belnek megfeleo osszeg.
IEa
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-09-30
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az 1-so oldalr6l)

hegyit, es a tarsulat erdemes S
keyesbe erdemes tagjait, hogy a
penteki el6adas minden kritikan
aluli volt.
De ezt mem szineszgardanak
tudom be hibaul, hanem magyar
sagunknak, mely kiallitotta ma
CAROL a fenyes bizonyitvanyt. Ia
nujel6t adta kultur ertekenek,
magyarsaganak, szep es nemes
dolgok iranti 6rdeklodesenek.
Minket nem erdekel az ilyen
dolog Magyarsagunk soraban
mem akad ketszaz ember, aki er-
demesnek tartotta volna megnez-
nj a penteki eloadast.
A penteki szinhazi kudarc in
to pelda lehet szineszeknek. J6l
teszlk, ha elkeriilik varosunkat.
Icy legalabb Sc minket, Sc oket
mem eri keserii csalodas. Mi ma
radjunk meg a koz0ny0sseg ta-
karoja alatt, hiszen nekunk telJe-
sen eleg, ha szomszeddal 0ssze-
jilhetiink egy kancs6 Dor mellett.
Ha azutan nagyon megharag-
SUNK, akkor .osszekapunk valaki-
vel evvel ki is van ELECTIVE
minden vagyunk az elet kivansa-
gaival szemben.
:" Mem irok, mem olvasok. Yo-
ungstowni magyar vagyok..."
Az egesz szomorusagban, a 81
vatagban jarasban egy lehet vi
gasztal6nk, nemcsak varosunk-
ban, hanem masutt is megtalalha-
to ez a Macy magyar k0zony. All
jon lit - Szomoru = vlgasztala-
sui Pittsburghban megjelenG
"Magyarsag" beszamolo6a Ro-
zsahegyi Kalman ottani vendeg-
jatekarol s evvel kapcsolatban az
ottani magyarsagrol.
Igazsag annak minden egyes
sora, ha keserii is. Olvassuk ezt
is el, ITALIAN egyparan okulunk eb-
b0l:
"Rozsahegyi Kalman
szinmiivesz tiszteletere a
pittsburgh es vid6ki magyar
sag tavolr6l sem rendezett
olyan aranyu fogadtatast, ami
lyet ez a nagyszivii, feher ha-
jul, izig-verig magyar miivesz
megerdemelt volna. Elso elo-
adasan aranylag kevesen vol
tax, sOkkal kevesebben, mint
amennyit Rozsahegyi Kalman
megerdemelt volna.
AIT jelentene ez, hogy ITALIAN
R6zsahegyi Kalmant kisebb
miivesznek tartja a pittsburgh
videki magyarsag, mint pelda,
ul Kiraly Ernot? Semmi esetre
sem. Ket dolgot Jelent. Jelen-
ii el0szor AIT, hogy Rozsahe.
cyl nevet nem ismeri a ma
gyarsag ugy, mint .Kiraly Err
n6et. R6zsahegyi ugyanis mem
ert ra, hogy borizu bangor
korhely notakat enekeljen be
lie a danolo gepekbe. o miive.
szi munkat vegzett akkor, ami
kor Kiraly Emo a danolo ge
pet reese gtette, viszont Kiraly
Emo ugynevezett "miiveszete'
ben" minden burdoshazbar
gyony0rkodtek akkor, amikol
Rozsahegyinek meg csak a hi
| ret sem hallottak. Ez is hozza
tartozik az igazi miveszek sor
sahoz.
Masodszor pedig AIT jelenti
hogy az amerikai magyarsa.
most mar mem hisz a lapjai
nak. Ugyanazok lapok, anne
lyek Kiraly Ernore, bizonyo
san mem mgyen, raraktak a
eg osszes csillagait, most szin
! ten magasztaljak Rozsahegy
/ miiveszetet is. A magyarsas
/ azonban rajott, hogy kedvel
| lapjai, enyhen mondva, bditot
! TAX akkor, amikor Kiraly Ell
/ not es tarsait allitottak elf
! blk vilagmindenseg legna
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1926-09-09
Pleasant Hin Neighborhood

School opened Tuesday with Miss
Meta B. Dilley of Cloverton in charge.
Dorothy Berglund left Tuesday for
Superior. where she is to resume her
high school work.
Theo. Howkanson of st. Paul.
spent the week end at his farm.
While here, he purchased a silo for
the use of his renter, Adolph john
son.
l. A Agre of Sacred Heart, Mimi,
arrived Monday for an extended visit
with his uncle, I. ]. Flaten.
The John Southerton family of
Park. spent Sunday at the Kvasnicka
home.
Mrs. C. o. Billman has been on
the sick list the past several days
but is better at this writing. Thekla
Berglund is helping Mrs. Billman at
present.
George Robinson dragged the roads
Monday, much needed piece of work.
We surely feel thankful to the super
visor who made this work possible.