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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
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csom6ban hozzak magukka erdokbo es pa1kokb6l ell
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meg eev virag ameyet oily szeretette fogadnana. mint
az orgonat. Pedg oily szereny, oily genyteen ks fals
virac Mines benne scmm biszkesegebol szektu
eloke6s6g6bol feltin0, mint az orchdea, mem oily
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menta az ezeri6f k0k0rcsin szomsz6dsagaba De taan
epen az6rt szerek dedegek annyi1a inert egy ks sza
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be 6etet vdamsagot visz inert lattara lelkek mnha
observation-disclosures inert eovetee szebb, Jobb, derul-
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kos kamaraban ahol elet fa6ad megrezdil egy hur
balkan megremeg egy bizat6 sz6 tegnap msken volt,
ma mar nvk az orgona Tegnap meg rgy is latiatat-
Ian volt de bel tokzatos vilagban soha mem pheno
erk doIgozak termeszet elentmondas mem turo szava
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a teuneszet t0rvenye nemcsak viragnak pa1ancsonak
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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
EGY LEGENY MEGHALT ES
IL MEGSEBESULT A HUsVE-
III ONTOZKODES ALKAL-
NAVAL.

Tragikus vegil verekedes Tor
tent a husvethetf0i locsolas utan
a Debrecen melIetti Vamospercs
k0zsegben. Az 0nt0zkGd0 lege-
nyek este 0sszegyiiltek korcs-
maban es mulatozni kezdtek. Mu
latozas k0zben, mikor mar nagy-
mendnyisegii italt fogyasztottak
ell, kotekedni kezdtek e'gymassal.
Nehany perc alatt ket partra sza-
kadt a korcsma kozonsege, az
egyik csoportot Kovacs JOSEF, a
masikat Gal Janos f0ldmiivesle-
g6nyek vezettek. A szovaltas a
husveti receipt szerint r0videsen
vereked6sse fajult reszeg lege-
nyek fiityk0s0kkel tamadtak egy-
masra. A hare soran Kovacs Jo-
zsef baratai bizonyultak er0seb-
beknek es kivertek a korcsmab6l
ellenfeleiket. Amikor azonban
megtisztult csatater a vereke-
dGktol, korcsma padl6jan hol-
tan maradt az egyik verekedo
csoport vezere, Gal Janos, 0ccse
Gal JOSEF pedig eletveszelyes Sc
riileseket szenvedett. Ezenkiviil
pedig a verekedes tiZenegy reszt-
vev0je szenvedett meg kisebb-na-
gyobb seriileseket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
Az amerikai magyar szivekhez.

Engdelme k6ek hogy nehany ntezhessek amerkai
magyarokhoz es magyaroko egyaan Evek o kpeens6gek
remhrek torzamassgok hiret teeszk se vgon Magyaor
szagr ezeknek nyom6 nagyre eenseges for
rasbo armazk amy k dogoka felfu nagyokra meguaz
tatja vlagkorl Magyarorszag karara es gyaanatara
EFT orszagot haboru ezajasa 6ta annyi sonys erte
amenny eg maxmuma nt
hene egy nezve Egy forradam egy kommunisa
nosg degen csapatok megszasa es enorradamak gytre
mein mentnk kereszt Ha lit emberek ekgyensuyuka ell
vceek tornt mas ami bekes nomas ldoben nal
latlan lenne, menteni lehet de megerten ke.
egutol6 megpr6balatasok KOHL meynek jeent0sge
tekzk azza hogy kenyszrenk trianon bekemve alairn
frankhamisa aey enleg tara galombn
orszago Ferak egy feledheeen uan, ferfi
ak akiknek arsadm hivaa k0zeet aasukna ogva
okuk hogy hasonlo bncemenyre yete-
mednek ham penz garasra szovetkeznek pedg egen
orag hamsva es e cseekedetk mentsegere mkor
br6 el6 kerunek, hozzak fe hogy hazafagb6 ettek
Mer sokan vannak kozottUnk akk hiszk hogy egy
orszgb, melynek teree lelekszama amade megkerde
neku evee feozotak degen npek kozo aho test
veenk egnagyobb es legemberenebb zakaaa Udoztetnk
egy yn ozgban ogosu mnen ezkoz amely dolgok megor
las5ra vagy rfg allapot helyrealtasara vezethet.
Icy t6vednk szp6ten muu emberek penzhamstasa Ahol
lily aapotok ehenek oda mnen itessges csa szanaom
NAL s szmpaaval gondoha Senki6 varunk absouci6t
bnuker de mndenkt kerdeznk ha ke embr vzbehaassa
kuzkod egyk eeteer foytato kzdeem k0zben megfo
masika fe ogjake szerencsetlen exert akasani
Mndezek ember temszetbo foly6 dogok de emberi
megcufosa lenne h bark yen dolgoktr ameeket
egyesek vagy csoportok ekvenek orsago akarn ose
orzag mindezek6rt 6s ozag n6p
felel0s fees barmer t0en barol villa
gon legkevdsbt eeos gyerme artaan ntpreg, meynek
j6vend6ert dogoznak seseges emberek ameynek rdeke
ben zaranlokolok en- kero szavamanal Amerkaba.
gyernekeker dclgozom gyrmekekert k6regeek,
forulok Amerka magyarjaihoz magyaraloz
hoy gsenek engem ebben kegye mbor es retet
teljs unkaban s egek akc6t ameyeta
mekk en6s erekeben Amerika bodog
foden oytat dr. Foor oszkr egeseggyi tanacsos
mozgamak egyk erekes tenyezo a foazgao
leg0bb gyermekk6h aggya Magyarorzgon rene
kez6 kszanat0rmoknak (RAkOSI JENO.)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
MAsFELEVI BORT0N FELTE
KENYSEGBOL ELKOVETETT
EMBER0LESERT

BerettyoujfaIuban Katona I'M
re volt kdpviselo az egyik ven
degl6ben agyonlotte Varga Denes
tanitot, aki sajat bevallasa SEE
rint is viszonyt folytatott a KEEP
visel6 feleseg6vel. A torvenyszek
az 6sszel targyalta biinpert, hir
telen felindulasban elk0vetett EN-
ber5les vetsegeben mondotta ki
biinosnek Katonat es ct h6napi
foghazra itelte. A felebbviteli
targyalason a tabla megvaltoztat-
ia az iteletet, az esetet biintett-
mex min6sitette es Katonat mas
fel evi b0rt0nre itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
RACE PALI, A HIRES MAGNAS
CIGANYPRIMAs MEGHALT

A magyar muzsikaszo ismet
Macy halottat sirat: meghalt az
Greg RACE Pail, hires, nevezetes
magnas -ciganyprimas. A nyomta-
lanul tovatiint, vissZas6haj jtott
regi bekeevekhez tartozott szet-
szakithatatlan k0telekkel, Italian
azert tortent, hogy eletenek al
konyan mar sehogy, sem tudta
magat beletalalni a mai viszo-
nyokba. Regi hangszere mar jo
ideje elcsondeseldett, a dicsoseges
Racz-csalad szeniora balkan visz-
szavonult es IA ewes koraban utol-
s6t dobbant szive. A napsuga-
ras olasz honban sziiletett RACE
Pail es bizpnyara forron tiizo nap
sugarak erleltek meg melegeb-
be, erzelmesebbe muzsikajat, /,
melyben oft zokogott a slrva VI
gad6 magyar nep minden szomo-
rusaga, bronze. Mar deli legeny
koraban kapta meg az Greg ne
vet, de muzsikajat mindig fiata
los tiiz, 1nagyaros szilajsag fiit0t-
te; udvari ciganya volt az id6-
sebb JOSEF kiralyi hercegnek es
az osregi alcsuthi kastelyban sok
even at zendiilt fol edesbus ma
gyar dial Greg RACE Pail hegedu-
jeb6l. Hazi primasa volt valami
kor Nemzeti Kaszin6nak es az
Orszagos Kaszin6nak is. Szinte
mem mutt ell akkor neveZetes bal
a f6uri palotakban, ahol ne az
0reg RACE Pail zenekara szolgal-
tatta volna muzsikat.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03

rest es hentesilzletet nyitottak.
Kes0bb azonban, mivel az uzlet.
mem jovedelmezett, hasEnosabb
iizletagra tertek at. A tarsasag
Csepelen hazat vasarolt es min
den honapban lerandultak Szar-
vasra, ahol ismeroseiket kifosz-
tottak. Evekig folytatodtak a
betoresek Szarvasoo, a csendor-
seq mem tudta kinyemozni tet-
teseket. Mixer osszes ismerosei-
ket kifosztotta mar betoroban-
da, Bolza-grofok szarvasi krip-
tajaba t0rtek be ejnek idejen, fel
feszitettek koporsokat es az
azokban lev6 csaladi ekszereket
enoptak. Ezutan mar mem tertek
vissza Szarvasra, hanem Pest kor
nyeken folytattak bet0reseiket.
A pestvideki t0rvenyszeken dr.
Szekely Lajos tablabir6 tanacsa
tartotta meg ugyiikben f6tar.
gyalast. A vadlottak sulyos meg
elhetesi gondjaikkal vedekeztek
A ved6k beszedei .utan a 4birosae
Nemcsok Istvant es TabAk ia
most OF evi, Nemcs6k Janost ha
rom evi fegyhazbiintetesre iteltt
betoreses lopas miatt. Tabak ia
nosnet orgazdasageTt nyolc h6na
pi foghazb1ntetesre itelte. "A vac
lottak fe1ebbeztek. n
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
FEGYHAZBijNTETESRE
ITE,LTEK A BOLZA-GROFOK
KRIPTAJANAK FOSZTO-
GATOIT.

Multi ev vegen a budapest rem
dorsey veszedelmes betorosz0vet-
kezetet leplezett le Csepelszlge-
ten.
Csepel lakossaganak mar evek
6ta gyanus volt egy telJesen egye
diilallo haz, amelynek lakoi Igen
rejtelyes emberek voltak. Napkoz
ben sohasem lehetett latni oket,
estefele hagptak ell lakasukat, ne
ha pedig hetekre eltiintek a haz-
Dol. A detektivek megfigyeltek a
rejtelyes lalx6kat es egy izben
rajtakaptak oket, amikor egy TO-
varosi ekszeresznel nagyertekl
ekszereket akartak eladni. Az Elk
szereken CROFT elmer volt. A rem
dorseg emberei azonna1 felismer-
TEX benne a Bolza- -gr6fok csaladi
ekszereit, amelyeket a rendorseg g
mar hosszabb ideje keresett. A
newytagu betoroszovetkezet tag
iait letartoztattak. Kideriilt, hogy
yalamennyien Szarvasr6l szar-
maznak, ahol hentes es meszaros
ilzletuk volt. Az uzlet rosszul
ment, Pestre jottek, lit kavems-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
A fold nasoke..

Most 0nmagatol vetodik fel a
kerdes, = vajjon miert mines
ilyenkor ezer es ezer embernek
munkaalkalma. A hatarban mar
szarba sz0kken a tavaszi vetes es
ezer munka ad6dik mindenutt.
Varosi ftilnek erthetetlen a ma
gyarazat.
- Mem azert mines munkank,
inert mem volna NIT dolgozni, -
mondottak Topolan a szerencset-
len emberek = azert mines ke-
nyer, inert masnak adtak oda.
- Kinek9
- A f0ldeket, amit azelott d
nagybirtokosoktol vettiink ki
arendaba, dobro'volj jacoknak adj
tax. A nehany kappa f0ld0n meg
termett telireval6 es most We
ge ennek. Acsorgunk kozsegha
"a elott, amig valaki dologra el
mem hiv.
- Els mennyi a kereset?
- Neha alig akad t0bb, mint
tiz-husz dinar napi kereset. Mas
kor meg ennel is keyesebb.
Topolan azonban dacara annak
hogy f0ldeket elvettek fold
miivesszegenyektol, volna elee
munkaalkalom es foglalkoztatn
lehetne a k0tezernyi f6ldmiivest
de k0zseg mem t0r6dik az iigy
gyel. A. topolai jaras fizeti leg
tobb adot a Vajdasagbah, de "a be
folyo penzbol egy parat sem for
ditanak topolai epitkezesekre
hogy munkanelkiiliek egy XII
munkahoz jussanak.
/ Az orszagufak rosszak, az isko
| laepiilet es tobbi k0zepiiletek ia
Nitasras szorhlnak.5 DE Topola1
nem divat a kozepitkezes.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
Potemkin falvak,

De topolai munkanelkiiliek
mem tiintetnek. Minek tudja meg
mas is, hogy gazdag, zsiros fol
dek mem nekik termelnek buzat,
kukoricat, krumpit. Topolan a
m1nkanelktli zseller bek0t0zott
Swivel jar. 10 orvosnak kell len
nj, aki iigyesen lie tudja venni a
hottest, hogy a panaszoknak utat
engedjen.
A magyarsagbol vagy tlzenot-
ezer Topolara is jutott. A hires
Bacska neves gabonaterm0 vide
keinek centrumaba. A Bacskaba,
amelyrol kulfoldi ugy emleke-
xix meg, hogy tejjel-mezzel folyo
Kanaan. A Bacska ma a jugosz-
Law Potemkin falva. Szabadkarol
Ujvidekig vegig robog veled a
vonat a pompazo foldeken. AIT
hiszik az emberek, mem tudJak
mire forditani a sok jot, ami eze-
ken foldeken megterem.
Libbentsiik felre a fiiggonyt es
tekintiik meg a diszleteket.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
BACsKA- -TOPOLA TIzENOTEZER LAK0sA
K0ZUL KETEZER MUNKANELKULI

Ketezer kenyertelen munkanel-
KILL ember. Bekeid0ben ajdnem
egy erred letszama. Ha a ketezer
ember libasorba telne, amlg a
nelkiil0zest turo regimentje elvo-
nulna "A szemeink el0tt. Els orakba
telne, ha eek hozzatartozoikkal,
asszonyaikkal, siro gyermekelk-
kel masiroZnanak ell el0ttilnk.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03
Koplal6 miiveszek

Valahogyan egeszen hozza szok
tattak benniinket a panaszokhoz
es nehezen tudunk valogatni koz-
tiik. A varosi ember, a kereskedo,
az iparos, a mankas jajgatasat
halljuk. A videken a gazda, a
f0ldmives, a zseller panszkodik,
Lat6 szemmel kell videken meg
talalni nep legfaj6bb sebet.
Topolan Us esak ,ugy tudod
meg, hqgy ezreknek mines s. ebed. g
je, betey6 falatja, sha ssy!alamilyetl
aprosag elintezese, mondjuk egy
csomagnak a vasutra val6 szalll-
tasara embert keresel. A varako'
70 embernyaj, mint yalami meh
raj, koriilvesz.
Husz torok kiabalja egyszerre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-06-03

= lit vagyok uram, parancsol-
jon.
A meglepett ember mem tudja,
melyiket fogadJa fel. Mem lehet
valogatni k0ztiik, inert mind
egyik elegge rongyos ahhoz, hogy
elonyben reszesiilj jon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-24

And. a for the cars 10 be shown
much may be said. To paraphrase the
oft-quoted saying, the cars the thing
and it will be no less true of the 1926
motor exposition. Characteristics Dor
roWed from the tiny but powerful
motors of the race tracks have found
their way into the most recent models
Ability TO cling to the road with less
ened shocks in gearing are of no less
Importance than the comforts OF deep
piled upholstery and an abundance OF
room within.
Many hits of the national show
will be exhibited There will be the
Chrysler Imperial 80" the Pontiac
the Stutz Vertical Eight and a host OF
other advances in automobile desigr
and workmanship. Some features
lend added interest TO every annual
showing of what motordom has been
accomplishing. but II is a fact not to
be overlooked in anticipating the 1926
show that virtually every make Of
car on the exhibition floor will have
its featured offering with special char
acteristics which give it definite rea
son for existence.
Skies and Fights Increase
The number of six and eight cyIin-
der cars has been swelled consider
ably. and j definite trend toward the
closed type will be evident. THE
added popularity OF the glassed-In
models has been made possible bv
price reductions which have brought
them within easier reach of the motor
list with the slender pocketbook. De.
velopments in design also will be ap-
parent For example, clearer vision
has been an item over which much
energy has been spent by designers.
Door and window posts have been mar
rowed SO as TO reduce TO a minimum
interference with vision in every di-
reCtion.
No effort is being spared TO provide
visitors TO the auditorium during show
week with plenty to inspect and adj
| mire. Nor is entertainment being
overlooked. On the exhibition floor q
continuous orchestral program by the
Meyer Goldman Orchestra will be IL
progress throughout the evenings OF
the exhibition. In the auditorium
from which all seats will be cleared
to give space for exhibits. +. ".
Leibert will present program on the
$4,000 auditorium organ.
The auditorium will hum with az
tivity this week as final preparations
for placing the exhibits are begun
Already a force is at work cutting q
special door for bringing cars into the
exhibition hall. To afford every IA
cility Tor exhibitors, a special tele-
phone system is being installed In the
auditorium. Six trunk lines and .
switchboard manned by specia |
corps of operators will provide instant
communication from all exhibition
! booths.
All in all, the 1926 automobile show
is destined for a pronounced success
1t is being planned to present true
cross section of motoring progress
and. when the auditorium doors are
opened, it is hardly too much to expect
that automobile enthusiasts are going
to find much more to hold their inter
est than they had anticipated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-24
MOTORISTS MUST BE OWN POLICE.
PENNSYLVANIA OFFICIAL SAYS
Points Out Impossbiity of State Providing Enough
Officers to Enforce All Laws, Most of Which
Should Be Apparent to Drivers Themselves.

Motorists must he their own police
men to bring in the Utopia Of which
every driver dreams. An army Of
patrolmen would be necessary on the
highways if 100 per cent enforcement
of automobile regulations was to be
attempted. in the opinion of Benjamin
q. Eynon, registrar of motor vehicles
III Pennsylvania.
Very frequently" says Mr.. Eynon.
I'm asked: Why aren't there more
patrolmen on the roads? Why don't
the patrolmen get after all users of
glaring headlights?'
IF we were to create Il force of
motor patrolmen large enough TO do
everything asked of us, there would be
1000 or 5000 uniformed men on the
roads Of Pennsylvania The expense
would make such a thing impossible.
He is an unusually ignorant per-
son who does not know his headlamps
glare. And he is a dense person. who,
if he has had a car even for couple
Of weeks, does not know how 10 adjust
his headlamps. SO there really is no
reason in the world why it should be
necessary for motor patrolmen to stop
vehicles at night and examine head
lamps.
"Discourtesy seems to be increasing
among users of the roads. Not so
many years ago in response to signals
from approaching cars it was the
gentlemanly thing to dim ones lamps.
But in these days the average driver
does not think of dimming them.
III lamps are properly adjusted
there is no glare and the road is prop
erly visible ahead of the machine
There is no excuse for the glare-eN-
cept negligence or neglect of the car
operator. 1t is unfortunate that so
many hundred thousand Pennsylvania
drivers have 50 little regard for other
road users that they make absolutely
no effort to keep their lamps in adjust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-24

Il am asked why the motor patrol
men are not stationed at dangerous
hills and on curves SO they may pick
up law violators. But why should this
be necessary? The Department Of
Highways for years has been drum
ming into the ears Of people the dan
ger Of these practices. The driver
who passes another machine at the
crest of a hill or on curve where Wis
ion is obstructed is reckless. He knows
the danger.
Driver Knows Danger
He has seen wrecked vehicles and
has read Of fatal accidents. He knows
that chance eventually claims for its
own the man who takes a chance. This
being true, why should II be necessary
to place patrolmen at danger points?
Zach motor car operator should police
himself at these points.
There are frequent stories in the
newspapers telling that accidents have
occurred because Of unreasonable
speed. 1t is impossible TO trail every
motor car in Pennsylvania with a
motor patrolman.
drivers that they cannot violate the
law Of gravity and the law governing
a body in motion. On this point every
driver in Pennsylvania should police
himself continually.
Light Car Danger.
IF his car is not In perfect mechan-
ical condition he has no reason to eX-
pect that 1t will stand up under eX.
extraordinary strains. No driver Of a
light vehicle should expect il to do
what heavy cars will do. A light car
will turn over at points which will
give a heavy car no trouble whatever.
Motor patrolmen cannot stop every
machine and investigate the brake con-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-24
THE OLD MECHANIC SAYS:

Here I study its owner. One driver
could keep right on goin' with that
trouble, while another would be
stranded in no time. l try to figure
out what sort of an owner I've got
Take a clutch that has been adjust
ed 20 a point where there's no chance
of tightenin' It without relinin' the
plates. I come across many cases like
this, but my course OF action depends
upon the driver. If he is the sort of
driver who keeps his foot of the
clutch pedal once he has shifted the
gears, l figure that he can go for a
month or more before a repair job.
But if the driver is one of those fd-
getty fellers who're always pressin' OF
the clutch pedal I tell him he ought
to leave the car for a day till fix il
Knocks in engines used to have me
baffied until ! caught onto the idea OF
gettin' onto the owners. It's sort Of
suggested to me the idea OF advisin
owners TO try to find out what sor
of drivers they are before attemptin
to find out what's wrong with the car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-24

forget the name of the doctor
who used to wind up his lectures with
q famous maxim, but / remember the
maxim, and that's the important
thing. He used to say. It's more i'm
portant to know what sort of a pa
tent has the disease than TO know
what sort of a disease the patient
has.
Lately I've been applyin' this to
the repair business. and it is workin'
wonders. Now when a motorist comes
into my shop with a complaint l first
make an analysis of the man himself.
The trouble with the car is secondary.
a nervous owner is likely to be
worrying over somethin' that may be
just what any experienced driver
would expect. But the fellow who is
happy go-lucky is different. When he
comes in here I begin to prepare for
a days job. If the trouble bothers
him, it's trouble,
Many times 1 discover in the course
Of greasin' or adjustin' some part of
car that it isn't workin just right.