davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American., 1926-05-12
OBITUARY.

The death of Mrs. Essie N. Gas
par, one Of the towns most respect
ed mothers, was a shock to neigh
bors and friends, though it was
known that she had been failing for
a year.
Mrs. Gaspar was born in Kendus-
keag, July 2S, 1869, one of a family
of six sons and five daughters born
to Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Withee- She
was married to F. l. Gaspar of this
place in September, 1887, and
proved not only "the perfecting half
added 10 his hemisphere but a real
daughter to his aged father and a
mother to his young brother, S.
Aubrey Gaspar of Beverly, Mass.
She was patient sufferer, enter
ing cheerfully and hopefully into the
joys and sorrows of others as she
had done all her life. Though of
modest and retiring nature, she won
many friends, for none knew her but
to love her Hers was the personifi-
cation of Christian womanhood.
There are empty places in the hearts
of her friends today which can never
be filed, but greater still is the
emptiness in the family circle,
which has the sympathy of all.
Mrs. Gaspar is survived by her
husband, a well-known North Bend
farmer, who keenly feels the loss OF
such a companion and helpmate.
There are four sons-Roy R. and
Earl F. of Beverly, Mass, Ray G. OF
Ellsworth, and Carl A, who, with
his wife, makes his home on the
farm, and made it possible for their
energetic mother to relax little as
her health failed. She also leaves
five dchildren-Clayton, Robert
and Eleanor Gaspar of Beverly,
Charlotte Gaspar of South Portland,
and Frederic Gaspar of Ellsworth;
five brothers, James Withee OF De-
trot, Mich, Leslie of Clarence, N.
Y, Herbert of Lapdon, Miss, Ed
gar of Freeport and Irwin of NOR
ridgewock, and two sisters, Mrs.
Maud Mckay of Detroit, Mich, and
Mrs. Lora Mills of Bangor.
May 10. L.
Ellsworth American., 1926-05-12

The most reason
able thing ever
heard" is the con-
sensus Of opinion
expressed by the
large audiences that
everywh ere greet
this noted Lecturer
and Bible Scholar.
If unable to at
tend, mail ten cents
in stamps for 64
page decorative
paper cover book
1.-The Standard for
the People giving
Bible proofs for his
startling statements.
International Bible
Students Association
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1926-05-12
SII,,ry.

Su1Yy.
! Miss Ruby Anderson returned
home Thursday from Sherburne,
Mass, where she has spent the
winlsr.
Helen Milliken spent the week
end with her parents, A. T. Milliken
and wife.
Alton Carter and wife, of Seal
HarbOr, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Carter.
Mrs. Elsie Jordan returned home
Sunday from Bar Harbor.
Manoel Gaspar and Cleveland
Conary have gone to Augusta to
work on State road.
Mrs. Celia Gaspar has gone te
Ellsworth. where she has work.
The season foV alewives is open.
Mrs. j. A. Bragdon is IN Bluehill
hospital for treatment
Eudo1ph Kane is i'll.
The Methodist Sunday school be-
gins at 1890 O'Clock next Sunday.
d. Mckay is having extensive re-
pairs made upon his homes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16
BAND CONCERTS.

At washington Barracks by
the United States Army Hand,
Capt. William J. Stannard,
band leader: Thomas r. Darcy,
second leader, at $50 o'clock
tonight.
Program.
March, Coronation" Eilenberg
Overture, peace Festival
Reinecke
Suite, "Three Dances From
Henry the VIII". German
a. Morris Dance.
b. Shepherds Dance,
c. Torch Dance.
Excerpts from THE Burgo.
master" ..............L uderS
Ptccolo solo, Little Sweet.
hearth Brockenshire.
Master Sergt. Alexander Lut-
kiewitz, soloist.
Waltz, tires Jolie". Waldteufel
Second Polonaise". 49,. .Liszt
Idyll, "The MIL In the Forest"
selection from ''The serenade"
Herbert
March, distant Greeting
"The Star spangled Banner"
The United States Marine
Band will give a concert at the
Sylvan Theater, Monument
Grounds, at 8 o'clock tonight,
with William II. Santelmann.
leader, and Taylor Branson, sec
ond leader, conducting. The
numbers on the program viii
be announced by Mai. s. D.
Rothafel (Roxyl. Marine Corps
There viii be no concert by
the Marine Band at the Sylvan
Theater Saturday night.
By the United States Soldiers
Home Band, upper bandstand.
tomorrow evening = at S:45
o'clock, John s. M. thinner.
mann, bandmaster: Emil A.
Fenstad, assistant leader.
March, 1.-THE New Ebbitt,"
Zimmerman
Overture, Joan Of Arc. Verdi
Suite romantic. Atlantis"
Safranek
Synopsis "a ''Nocturne and
Morning Hymn OF Praise"
ca "A Court Function" 90
az Love Thee f"The Prince
and Aana'D, On "The De-
strucion Of Atlantis"
Scenes from comic opera. 1.-THE
Mikado" ............S Sullivan
Fox trot, Don't Wake Me Up"
Baer
Waltz suite, "Spring, Beautiful
: Spring" ............... Lincke
Finale, SLEEPY Time Gal"
Whiting
1.-THE Star spangled Banner"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16

About $4,000 unemployed In Den
mark are receiving support from labor
ORGANIZATIONS.
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NOTABLES CALLED
IN ILLINOIS PROBE.
G. 0. P. Leaders in State viii
Testify in Inquiry Into
Primary Expenses.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press. III
CHICAGO, July ia good por-
ton Of Illinois who's who in Republi-
can politics win testify before the spe,
cial Senate committee investigating
the alleged expenditure of, $S,00O9oo
in the Illinois Republican senatorial
primary, when the hearing is called IN
Chicago on July Is. Edwin A. Olson,
United States district attorney, yes:
terday was notified by Senator James
A. Reed, chairman of the committee,
to advise men who have been asked 70
testify relative to the procedure OF
the hearing.
Col. Frank L. Smith, Republican
nominee for United States Senator,
and Senator William Mckinley, de-
feated by Smith in the April primary,
are reported to have been summoned.
Samuel insult, public utilities head,
will be questioned relative to recent
charges called to the attention OF the
Senate by Senator Caraway OF Ar.
kansas that he contributed 100000 to
the campaign of Col. Smith.
Mrs. Medill Mccormick was the
only woman whose name was report
ed. She will be asked about reports
that she contributed $4,000 of her
own money to the campaign of Sen.
ator Mckinley.
The charges made by Senator Cara
way involved also Daniel Schuyler,
Chicago attorney, and John H. Walk
er, president of the Illinois Federation
of Labor.
George E. Brennan, Democratic
national committeeman, and candidate
against Col. Smith, was the only
Democrat reported called. Leaders of
Cook County political factions also
will be heard. The hearings are ex-
pected to last three weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16
DETRQTE.RlW|NNER
OF BALLOON RACE
Victor In Ellks' Contest Down,
in Florida, Apparently Set.
ting New Record. 4
By the Assoctated Press.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO, July 16-Believed to
have broken American records for
distance and endurance. the Detrciter.
virtually given up as lost In q storm,
descended at Jennings, Fla. late yes
terday and won the Elks' national bal
The distance from Chicago is s54
miles, and the balloon was in the air
The victorious balloon is the lentry
| of the Detroit Flying Society ard was
manned by A. G. Slosser and Charles
| b. Williams. The owner wins s., 600
cash prize, an Enxs' trophy, al prize
for the endurance record and medal
from the Nationals Aeronautical So
city.
Up to the time Of receipt Of word
from the Detroiter II was believed
that HiBall. entry Of Syend Rassmus-
sen and plotted by Edward J. Hill,
which came to earth at Portland,
Ark. cas- miles away, at 6:15 am,
had won the race.
The two other balloons landed
earlier, the Goodyear ~ of Akron,
Ohio, at Huron. Tenn, and that of
Capt. II. E. Honeywell Of st. Louis, in
which his daughter Edna was pas
ReHBGE, t1I 1AVmpaOIsNo, .Aa.' VNrSS
day. The latter was forced down by a
leaking gas valve.
The evening before, amateur drama
| lists in the little town had given q
play entitled THE Girl Balloonist,"
in which the heroine stepped from a
balloon car.
In the morning the play repeated It.
| self In fact. Miss Edna Honeywell,
who accompanied her father, stepped
| out Of his balloon after 1t had sifted
down into the barnyard Of the Rev.
Mr. Curry. And. like the girl In the
| play, Miss Honeywell wore knickers
ana seemed pleased with her trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16
LEADERS PICK SLATE
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Democratic Organization WILL
i support Ritchie, Or. Jones for
! Senate, and Others.

ROCKVILLE, Nd. July 16 (Spe-
lciall 1.-THE Democratic organization Of
Montgomery County, of which Nal. q.
Brooke Lee is the head, has picked
candidates It win support at the pri-
Emary election on September IA, and
bias begun TO hustle in their behalf.
Gov. Richie and his associates on
the State ticket are on the list, and
the candidates to be backed for the
county nominations are as follows:
State Senate. DIR. Eugene Jones:
clerk of the Circuit Court, Preston
B. Ray; House of Delegates. i. Brooke
Lee, DIR. George L. Edmonds, Richard
II. Lansdale and Harvey White; regis
ter Of wills, Perrie E. Waters: county
treasurer, DIR. John Gardner; sheriff,
Joseph b. Pyles; States attorney, Rob.
bert Peter. jr.; judges OF the Orphans
Court, John r. Lewis and p. Hicks
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16
Will of Mrs. Colbert Probated.

Rev. Eugene A. Hannah, former
pastor of ST. Martins Catholic
Church, has asked the District Su.
preme Court to probate the will of
his aunt, Mrs. Elizabeth r. Colbert,
who died June 49, Under the will
Father Hannah is named as executor.
The estate is valued at $176,674.74,
and includes premises 2015 Hfyer
place. valued at $4,000, and stocks,
bonds and other securities estimated
at $161, 674.74. Mrs. Colbert is sur
vived by nephews and nieces. Rev.
E. A. Hannah, Mary A. Whyte, An
ma c., John E. and Loretto A. Han
nan. Attorney Paul E., johnson ap-
pears for the executor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16
BYRD RETURNS HERE.
Home Folks at Winchester Add
Rotary to Many Honors.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

1pSSAoa 0ASpotcu W 4HS otdE' +.
WINCHESTER, Va, July 16.-
Comdr. Richard Evelyn Byrd, North
Pole hero of the United States Navy,
who came home Wednesday night to
receive a gold medal and a tumultu-
Gus greeting at the hands of citizens
of this and score of other northern
Virginia towns, left today for Wash
ington, after having another honor
conferred upon him-honorary mem
bership in the Winchester Rotary
Club, authorized by the international
organization.
Similar honors We're conferred upon
his brother, Gov H. F. Byrd, and
upon Rear Admiral Louis NJ. Mutton,
superintendent of the United States
Naval Academy, who is also a Win
chester boy.
The honorary memberships were
presented by the Rev. DR.. F. 7. Nc
Faden, pastor of the Presbyterian
Church, an honorary member of the
Winchester and Richmond clubs.
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Cowbells Used to Route Birds.

MOUNT VERNON, N. X, July IS
P1.-The sound Of the cowbell re-
placed the chatter Of the grackle yes
terday in Mount Vernon's hrst vic
torious skirmish against the modern
Egyptian plague. The birds, which
infest the towns trees to the dis
traction of the citizens, fled In dis
gust. Bnt they returned when the
cowbells ceased to ring.
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1'B0RROWINGv FUNDS HIT.
New Warns Postal Employees on
Using o. s. Money Even for Day.

Post Office employees were warned
today against borrowing even for
a day any of the. department money
In their care.
Reports that employees have con.
xerted funds to their own uses, sub.
stitnting personal checks or due bills,
resulted In the issuance by Postmas-
ter General New Of a. notice that he
twill not countenance or condone such
conversion in any circumstances
whatsoever. IL oriy for one day and
returned"
ANY employe found guilty not only
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16

Ray; county commissioners, first dis.
trict, j. Forest walker; second dis
trict, Robert L. Hickerson; third dis
trict, Clagett g. Hilton: fourth dis
trict, DIR. BENJAMIN C. Perry; fifth dis
trict. Lacy Shaw: county surveyor,
Joseph N. Starkey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16

will be removed from the service, Soc
rotary New said, but also charged
with ambezzlement. punishable by
either fiiie or imprisonment up TO 10
years, or both.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16
Hoover to Address Police Chiefs.

Secretary Of Commerce Hoover will
deliver an address at Chicago on Mon.
day before the international Associa;
ton of Police Chiefs. and will speak
at Minneapolis Tuesday on inland
waterways before q group interested
in that subject.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-16

Motorists should remember that
some folks are deaf and therefore not
try to blow pedestrians out of their
way, observes the National Safety
Council
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19
Csalnak a pekek.
Tizennyolc siit0de ellen inditot-
tax eljarast-Nem egy kenyerna
4 ounce volt a sulyhiany.

A siit0dek .k0riil nagyszabasu
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES egesz sorozata-
ra lott ra a varosi ellen6r. HUI
szonnegyl siit0det, annak keszit-
menyeit. - k6zottiik a legmagyob
bakat - vizsgalta feliil az ellen
Or S vizsealat eredmenyekent
18 siit0de ellen mdult meg az ell
jaras.
A vizsgalat soran megallapi-
tast nyeM, hogy a siit0dek, az
el3irt "a oumce-os kenyerek he
lyett, ennel kisebb sulyuakat aru
sitottak, evvel erzehenyen meg
karositva k0z0nseget. Az egyix
ceg, minden egyes kenyermel, 4
ounce arat vagta zsebre jogtala-
nul. A kenyer "a ounce helyett,
csak 20 omce-ot nyomott.
A varosi szabalyrendelet kote-
lezi siitodeket, >hogy minden
egyes kenyerre kis cedulat ragas2
szamak, melyen siit0de neve $ a
kenyer pontos sulya fel legyen
tiintetve. Harom siitode ellen in
dult eljaras, mivel a kereskedel-
mi forgalomba hozott kenyere-
ken, mem alkalmaztak cedulakat
A mindennapi kenyerrel iiz0tt
visszaeles, legszigorubb iild0zest
erdemli meg. Remeljiik. a pekeh
szigoru bimteteset vonja maga
utan ez q szomoru eredm6nnyel
vegz3d6tt vizsgalat.
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katholikus Nepgydles.

A SIT. Istvan rom. kath.
hitk0zseg 1926. ev August
tus 20. ZEN, vagyis e no utol-
SO vasarnapjan, delutan 3
oral kezdettel nepgyiil6st
tart a West Federal st. 80
szam alatt levo Kath. Ifju-
sagi Kor helyisegeben.
A gyiil6s targya lesz a hit
kozseg iigyeinek altalanos
megbeszelese.
Tekintettel az iigyek fon-
tossagara, mi alulirottak fell
hivunk minden Youngstown
es kornyeken lako katholi-
kus m a G y a hittestvert,
hOgy ezen a gyiilesen megJe4
lenni sziveskedjen.
Gregosits josef, Kurucz ia
nos, Smith Istvan, F0do Jstvan,
Sagi Ignac, Kelemen Gyorgy,
Horvath Rafael, Novak ,idndor,
Darazs Frigyes, Vas lstvan, Lo-
mart Andras, Hauzer F'ulop. Hor-
vath Istvan, Horvath lgnac, Ma
tyasi JOSEF, Kelemen Karoly,
Dankovics Lajos, Keszler Wendell,
Tomcsak Gyorgy, Tanczer Vik-
tor, Bin6 JOSEF, Lengyel Andras,
Rub6czky Istvan, Hauser 1gnac,
Lukovszky Pal.
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/ Vekassy Mihalynet,
IN EYES VOLT Az UNG MEGYE
q eR5kUCM SZULETEStt MATR0NA.


eeyetlen fla, Vekassy Janos, meg
mint fatal gyermek iparat tanul-
ia, egy tell. esten kes6n menven
haza, edesanyjat az 8 agyaban
virrasztva talalta. Miert fekszel
az en- agyamban, anyam? = ker-
degte a flu. Azert edes Jani fiam,
hogy melegen tartsam, mire haza-
jossz, inert tudom, hogy a viha
ros hideg id6ben atfazva ersz ha-
"a.
llyen asszony, ilyen anya volt
Vekassy Mihalyne Isten aldasa
vele volt eleteben, legyen vele
haIalaban is.
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ben, 500 szazalekkal cs0kkent.
Arr6l mem sz6l statisztika, hogy
hany iizlet bukott meg
A magyar vasut, meglehetosen
draea. Ennek is meg van a ma
ga Okla. Mig bekeben huszezer
nyngdijast kellett fizetni, ma har-
mincezer nyugdijban lev6 vasu-
tasok szama. Minden OF, szolgala-
tot teljesit6 vasutasra, hat nyug-
dijas esik. A, haboru es az ait ko-
veto forradalmak alatt teljesen
t0nkrement MAV-ot rendbehoz-
tax, ma mar pontos, gyors a koz-
lekedes. A vasuti kocsik tisztak,
kenyelmesek, szemelyzet udva-
rias, vasuti k0zlekedes ellen
senkinek sem lehet panasza.
Tt megeanlitek meg egy erde-
kes adatot. A leepites, B. lista
el6tt, 1923-ban Budapest lakossa
ganak egy otodresze vagy f6va-
ros, vagy magyar allan kenye-
ret cite. E lehet gondolni, hogy
a lakossagnak milyen 6riasi ado
kat kell kiizzadni, q tisztvisel6k
fizet8sere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-08-19

e.
az uj magyar penzr6l, a pcngo-
rol. Miuel pengo behozatala
nalgy jelentosegii, olvasoinknak
veliink szolgalatot teljesiteni, ha
err0l a kerdesr0l ismertetest koz-
link.
Amint tudjuk jol, mar habo-
ru alatt megindult a korona eler7
tektelenedese. A mind jobban
szaporodo allami kiadasokat csak
ugy .birtak fizetni, ha miikodesbe
hoztak a bank6prest. A korona
allandoan vesztett ertekeb6l, egg
kilo hlrsert, vagy kenyerert mimi
dig t0bb koronat kellett fizetni.
A bankopres ontotta magabol a
bank jegyeket, az allan emelte a
fizeteseket. Mennel t0bb penz ke-
riilt forgalomba, ANIMAL kisebb va
sarol erteka volt annak. Nemzet-
k0zi viszonylatokban korona
mindig romlott. Bekeben egy dol
larert Of koronat kellett fizetni,
ma odaiutottunk, hogy ha odaha-
"a dollart akar valaki venni, 10
ezer papirkoronat kell azert XII
szlrkolni.
Smith Jeremias, f0biztosnak si-
keriilt rendbehozni magyar al
lamhaztartast. Tgaz, szanalasba
rengeteg ember belepusztult. K0-
riilbeliil harom esztemdeje annak,
hoey a magyar korona arvaltoza-
sa megallt, arfolyama mem esik $
nem emelkedik.
K0zben 0dahaza. az .4emberek
hozzaszoktak a nagy szamokhoz.
Egy ebedert negyvenezer koro-
nat kell fizetni, egy metermazsa
buza 375 ezer korona. A forga-
lomban a legkisebb penzegyseg az
ezer koronas bankjegy lett. Ha
yalaminek az ara = pld.: szivar-
szipka, egy darab kifli, egy ska
tulya gyufa = ezer koronan alul
van az ember ezressel fizet, visz
sza Sc adnak abb6l a penzbol.
A FEM valt6penzek, az eziist,
az arany-ermek teljesen kikeriil-
tex, a forgalomb6l. Az ifjabb nem-
zedek mem is tudja mi az, egy tiz-
tizenketeves gyermek = odahaza
= else hiszi, ho2y mas penz is le-
het, mint papirpenz.
Hosszu volna elmondani, meny-
nyi huza vona elozte meg az ON
all6 magyar bank, a Magyar Mem
yeti Bank felallitasat = v6gre ez
is sikeriilt. A Nemzeti Bank 1927.
januar elsejevel forgalomba hoz-
"a az NJ magyar penzt, Pengot.
Nehany honap mulva forgalom-
ba keriil az uj magyar papirpenz:
peng6. = Az uj bankjegy kiils6-
leg a dollarra fog hasonlitam, de
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A pengoertek jelzese belyegz6-
vel lesz a koronaertek f0le nyom-
tatva, feliilbelyegzes AIT a celt
szolgalja, hogy a k0zonseg ideje-
koran. megszokja pengoszami-
tast, meg mielott az igazi peng0-
bankjegyek forgalomba keril-
mex.
A papirpengok0n Xviii, femb0l
kesziilt l, 2, 10, 20 es so filleres
valt6penzek es l, 2, es 5 peng6s
eziist es 10 es 20 pengos aranypen
eek is forgalomba keriilnek.
Visszater tehat bekebeli ALA
pot, lehet lesz ismet zsebbe
penzt cs0rgetni. A papirpeng6
mem, de az eziist vagy aranypen-
go. igenis fog PENGENI. A dol
lar odahaza tehat 5 peng6 es 60
fillert fog erni.
A peng6 szamitas, hivatalosan
1927. januar len lep eletbe oda-
haza, aDonban, hogy a kozonseg
ahhoz hozzaszokjek, a p6sta mar
pengo es filler ertekii belyegeket
hozott forgalomba. Az Amerika-
ba szant leveleken, mar mem 5000
koronas, hanem 40 filleres belyeg
talalhato. A vasut mar julius l.
en- eletbeleptette a peng6 tarifat.
Igaz, hogy a vasuti jegyeket
koronakban kell fizetni. Lassan
majdcsak hozzaszokik hazai nep
az NJ szamolasi modhoz.
Januar elsejevel alaposan le-
csokken milliomosok szama. Ma
odahaza minden ember milliomos,
aki odalaza bevalt IA dollart ma
gyar koronakba, AZ mar egy mil
liot kap erte.
A bekebeli allapotokra valid
visszateres egyik legjelent8sebb
staci6ja, a peng6k forgalomba no
zatala. Bar vaitozna ngy a sorss
Eerelke, hogy q Kkrpatolrt6l az
Adriaig f. ez lAnne . psnxll
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Esen1enyek

sok es most mar el kell .feled-
mink a jeloltek harcat, ell kell fe-
ledniink korteskedest es az azok
soran elhangzott hazugsagokat
amelyekkel egyesek nagyarsa
got traktaltak, csak azert, hogy
egysegdinket megbontva, maguk-
max hasznot talaljanak.
A magyarsag nagy resze, mond
hatjuk tulnyom6 tobbsege, repub-
likanus. Kell tehat, hogy az el6-
valasztasok eredmenyet elfogad-
jak, abban megnyugodjanak es
mar most kesziiljenek ARA, hogy
partuk ieloltjeit az oszi valaszta-
sokon, gyozelemre juttassak.
Vannak azonban egyes dolgok,
amikr6l az ember mem hallgathat,
inert jovore nezve tanulsaggal
szol2alnak es inert, ha azokat
nem emlitjuk fel es csak elsik-
lunk felettiik, akkor iovoben
ismet olyan helyzetbe keriilhe-
think, mint most az el6valasztas
elott.
El6fordult peldaul az, hogy
mi, akik 0nzetleniil vizsgaljulx
egyes jeloitek kepessegeit, Coo
pert ajanlottuk, mint olyant, aki
megerdemli, hogy magyarsag
ra ada szavazatat, korfhanyz6-
jel0ltnek. Megis, a campbelli Ma
gyar Polgari Kor, Thad. Brownt
endorszalta, akirol pedig meeir-
tux, hogy ket evvel ezel6tt Ku-
kacok jeloltje volt. Az el6valasz-
tas utan kideriilt, hogy Kuka-
cox most titokban endorszaltak
Brownt, kormanyz6i allasra. es
a campbelli bevandorlottak, Ku-
kacm szavaztak, inert mem hall
gattak jo tanacsunkra.
Younestownban egy-ket ember,
de kiilon0sen Eber Ferenc er0sza-
koskodasanak kovetkezteben, a
magyarsag ket taborra szakadt a
sheriff -iel0lt felett. Igaz ugyan,
hogy egyik sem nyert, de ma
gyarsag legalabb, amely Johns
ra adta lie vazatat, lerott egy
k0telezettseget avval az emberrel
szemben, aki mi rajtunk mutt
ban segitett. Fisherre szavazni a
magyarsagnak semmi mas Okla
mem volt, mint Eber Ferenc.
Els ez most elhoz minket ma
gyar .politikai korok helyzetehez.
Mint haHjuk, a steeltoni magya-
rok kiil6nall6 Poleari K0rt kivan-
max fentartani. EFT az eszmet j6-
max latjuk. De Eber Ferenc nell
kill. A campbelli, Youngstown
IS steeltoni Magyar Polgari Ko-
r0k k0z0s bizottsaa utjan egyiitt
dolgozhatnak es kiil0n- -kiil0n, sa-
lat teriiletiik0n sokkal jobb mum
kat fejthetnek XII a magyarok ko-
z0tt, mint eddig.
Nezziik csak a totokat, varos
6s megye kiilonboz6 reszein osz-
szesen hat politikai organizacio-
lux van, de hatnak van egy' k0-
z0s SERVE, amelyben mind a hat
kepviselve van es lit egyiittesen
megbeszelik, hogy mi "a legjobb a
bevandorolt es polgarosodott tot
SAG szamara. Felesleges monda-
nunk, inert hiszen mindenki tud-
ia, hogy a t6toknak az 0sszes be-
vandoroltak koz0tt a legnagyobb
szavuk van ma, varosi es megyei
politikaban.
Harom magyar testiilettel es
egy koz0s szervvel, mi is tobbre
fogunk menni.
Eber Ferenc nevet mar t0bb-
sz0r emlitettiik ebben a cikkiink-
ben. Mi nem szeretunk senkibe
sem belek0tni, senkinek sem arta-
nj. Most sem azert emlitjiik Ebert,
hogy neki artsank, de magyar
sagnak, es kil0n0sen a magyar
szarmazasu polgaroknak, joga van
tisztazni az ellen polgari k6r0k
iigyet.
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