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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01

bebi leginkabb az osztonet k0ve-
ii es ha ez rossz iranyban vezet,
a sziilo k0telessege a j6 iranyba
terelni. Nagyon sok sziil0nek a
szokasa mindig AIT mondani
"nem" es ha eek sziil0k e he
lyett a bebi erdeklodeset jo es
sep ultra terelnek, sokkal boldo-
gabb gyermekeik lennenek. Egy
gyermek erzekeny es meg van
benne a feln0ttek 0sszes kivansa
ga es hajlama es ha eszreveszi,
hogy termeszetes erzese ell lesz
nyomva, akkor valami termeszet-
ellenest fog keresni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01
AZ amerikai nep ajandeka a ma
gyar nepnek.
(F'olytatas az 1-s0 oldalrol)

VI olyldld dL l-SO OludlFOl)
konyveikbe vezessek be vi
bol ugy, mint az amerikai nep,
magyar nepnek szol6 ajande-
kat"
A kormany altal adomanyozha-
to es Bethlen altal felajanlott XII
tlintetest pedig ezekiel szavak-
kal utasitotta ell:
"Ha ilyesvalamit megkiserel,
sohase bocsajtok meg Onnek. Az
On baratsaga es halaja dragabb
nekem minden kitiintet6snel.
Az Ur 1925ik esztendeienek
Junius 29.-ik napjan ICY tette le
magyar hivatalat es ICY olelte
szivere egy amerikai polgar fold
legszerencsetlenebb nemzetet!
Jeremiah Smith k6t esztendeig
Magyarorszag penziigyi diktatora
volt. Parancsolhatott volna bar
kinek, de meg csak mem is rem
delkezett. Azokat, .akikkel dolga
volt, munkatarsaiva tette. Visel-
kedes6t, munkalkodasat az egesz
vilag kivaltsagos figyelemre mel
tatta. Ket esztendei hivatalosko-
dasa alatt a kiilfoldi es ICY az
amerikai lapok is tobb i6t irtak
a magyar nemzetrol, mint az Ur1
sziiletese 6ta 1924 aprilis .havaig
Meglatta, megismerte es megsze-
rette a magyar faj gazdag es tisz-
ia erkolcsi cricket es tudja, hogy
Irlanon gyemantot hajitott
pusztulas ingovanyaba!
Es hallelujaz6 rem6nyseggel
latJuk, hogy Trianonnal Jeremiah
Smith mar er6sebb!
Megismerte es nemcsak szoyal,
de cselekedettel is hirdetf d ma
eyar igazsagot. Hitva1last tett az
i.eZsag mellett es alfalfa 6s ben
ne ez nagy orszag is megisme
ri a magyar igazsagot!
Nekiink, a/,rikai magyarok
max nemcsak szivelelke, de szar-
mazasa szerint sem idegen. A leg
nagyobb demokracia boldog csa
ladja ban: testveriink!
AIT is tudja, hogy kicsoda, mi
csoda, hogy NIT is er fajtank Z?
Mem arany7emlekkel is, de ne
pompaban furdo fenyes iinnepseg-
gel, de szabad emberek vilag-
igazsagert kiizdo szeretetevel es
elismeresevel jaruljunk Elebe.
Nondjuk meg Neki, hogy tudjuk
NIT cselekedett. A sziv, lelek
scent viharzasaban ugy is elallana
a szavunk Csak annyit mond
junk Neki:
KOSZONJUK - TESTVER!
Ennel t0bbet, de kevesebbet Sc
mondhatunk
Az Igazsagnak, Halanak or0k
vara templomi sz6szek. Ahol
Nagybizottsag van, teendok meg
beszelese vegett hivjak 0ssze ha-
marosan a Nagybizottsagot.
Az egyhazal, egyletek pedig
jegyz6konyvi kivonatban hajtsa-
rak fejet jeremiah Smith erde-
rle elott!
Ebben a targyban akar $50,
akar BETH 'utjan, lapunk ma
eyarsag rendelkezesere all.
(Polya)
.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01
Olvassa ezeket a cikkeket min
den heten gondosan Is tegye el a
j0v0ben valo hasznalatra.
TOMEGES MAGZATELHAJTA
! ST PER A szEGEDI TOR
4 ~ vENYS1iEKsKN.

Szeged1pl Fjelentik;: A toryeny-
seek ! imegkezdte % asszonynak
magzatella jtasis biinugyenek tar
gyalasat. AZ asszonyok azzal We
deke1nek, hogy a szegenyseg kesz
tette oket tettik elkovetesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01

Az Alliancei Amerikai Ma
gyar Kozmiivel0desi Otthon
nagyszabasu piknikje a Schil-
Ter Glocke-fele parkban.
A zenet Brenkacs vajda, cle-
velandi zenekara szolgaltatja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01
Magyarok naptdra
JULIUS 8, sZOMBAT

A nilesi ref. egyhaz nagy-
szabasu "Szekfii- -balja" a
Roman Hallban. Rig6 J6ska
muzsikal.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01
A beteg gyermek apolasanak
fobb pontjai.

Ha egy fatal gyermeknek laza
van, akkor agyba kell fektetni
egy hiivos, csendes, jol szellozte-
tett szobaban es engedni kell,
hogy aludjon, amennyit csak bir.
Az ideges, kedvetlen bebit vagy
gyermeket, ha mines laza, ugyan-
ilyen m6don kell apolni.
A betegszoba ne legyen csa-
ladnak, vagy a szomszedoknak a
gyiilekez0 helye. Meg ha mem ra-
ga'd6s betegsegben szenYed a
gyermek, meg akkor is teljesen
elkiilonitve kell tartani a t0bbi
gyermekt0l, mig mem tudjak be-
tegsegenek okat. Ha EFT az 6vo-
szabalyt betartjak, akkor nagyon
sok ragados betegsegnek elejet We
SILK.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01

szazezreit nevelte fel sikeresen.-
ralt vizet adjon hozza az utasitas
szerint. Az anyak IS ev ota az
egeszseg egy nagy ajandekat az
K0nnyii elkesziteni csak for
Eagle tejet .adjak bebijeiknak. Az
oryosok ajanljak gyenge es bete-
ges y bebiknek, inert konnnyen
enle szthet6 es tokeletes taplalekot
tartalmaz. Is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01
JULIUS 8, SZOMBAT

A SIT. Gy0rgy hitkozsdg pix
mike a steeltoni Play7Gro-
undon. Kitun0 zenekar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01
JULIUS 5, HETFO

Farrell, PA reformatus
ergyhaz nagyszabasu piknik-
je a Boby-fele farman. A ze-
net Vojk6 hires-neves zeneka
ia szolgaltatia.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01

kedett Eek viszont gyermekeiket
neveltek ezen a megbizhato tejen.
Es ICY volt ez nemzedekrol nemze-
dekre. Az Eagle tel ujbol es ujbol
bebizonyitotta cricket.
A Borden's Eagle tel ezer es ezer
gyermeket nevelt fel lit es Europa
ban. Tobb magyar gyermeket nevelt
eros ferfiva es move, mint a tobbi
csecseno tapszerek egyiittveve: Mi
most is kapunk sok magyar levelet
es fenykepet az egesz orszagbol, me-
lyek az Eagle tel cricket bizonyitjak
a bebik taplalasara. -
Ha kisdede nem gyarapszik sulyban
kellokepen, ha ejjel nem alszik es
nyugtalan, vagy ha tudja, hogy mem
helyes az a taplalek, amit most ad
neki, akkor toltse XII e hirdetesrek
szelvenyet Is engedje meg nekiink,
hogy megnondhassuk 0nnek, mike
pen taplalja csecsernojet Eagle tejjel.
Borden's Eagle Tel az ON profile
naajat is epugy megoldja, mint mar
ezer es ezer anya problemajat meg
oldotta, xix mem tudtak szoptatni
kisdedeiket, akik mem tudtak meg
talalni helyes taplalelsot mindaI-
dig, araig Eagle tejet nem hasznsl-
tax. Ne keslekedjek, hanem kuldje
el postan ezt a szelvenyt hozzank
meg ma.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01

Ep ugy, mint ahogy megfelelo
a bebinek, ep ugy legjobb a
rosszpl tAplalt gyermekeknek is.
kiserletet vegeztek az is
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01

Sire babije? Ideges, nyugta- !
lane? Ha igen, akkor valoszinii-
leg taplaleka mem megfelel6.. Ha
nem tudja bebijet szoptatni, vagy
a melltejtol mem gyanpszik, ad-
Jon neki Borden S Eagle tejet, 80
AT q taplalekot, mely q bebi
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01

molcslevel, vagy habart tojassai
keyerye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01
Nshany $50 a Magyar Anyakhoz

Ennek valamint tobb hrdetssnek, me1yeket idoroI-
idbre kozoni fogunk az celia, hogy felvlagostast
azokat tudjak szoptatni. Rendkivu erdekesnek
fogja talalni ezeket hrdeteseket melyef egyszeri
szavakkal sok dolgot fognak 0nnek elmondanl anket
csecscmo taplalasrol tuda kell es Borden.s Eagle
tejr0l. vlag leghresebb csecsem0 taplaleksrol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01
JULIUS 5, HETF0

A SIT. Istvan Egylet 6s Egy-
haz nagyszabasu nyari mu-
latsaga Campbell Parkban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-07-01
JULIUS II. VASARNAP

A Kereskedo 6s Iparos K0r
nagyszabasu nyari mulatsaga
"a Ruska-fele farman. Rig6
Joska muzsikal.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
ERA OF GOOD
FEEL ING

4 NY period 81 time when there
~ 10 quiet between hitherto con-
tending factions Or parties IL
likely to be called an 'era Of
good feeling" This is especially
true in politics. since the term
was applied originally to . time
OF peace or truce between Amer
lean political parties. II was the
administration Of President James
Monroe. 1s1T-ls25.
The excitement and bitter anil
mosities aroused by the war q
1912 had subsidized. and there was
no sectionalism, such az arose
later, to disturb the repose, pros
perity and progress OF the coun-
try. The attention Of all Amer
leans was turned to the develop
ment OF the internal resources Of
the country and to the building
up OF its industries.
Soon after his inauguration,
President Monroe visited all the
military posts in the North and
East. Among the places which
received him was Boston. ana
BENJAMIN Russell, editor Of the
''Centinel'i OF that city, originated
the phrase, ERA Of good feeling.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
THE LURE OF
VACATION
nARENTS have been slow TO
rna1iza 4ha sngy.ffraI vaIiIa az

nARENTS have been slow TO
realize the spiritual value Of
vacations spent away from home
with their children. They have
overlooked the opportunity that
lies in the rest period for getting
TO know the youngsters in ways
that the routine Of home life does
not offer.
This is the theory Of DR.. VII
liam Palmer Lucas, professor OF
pediatrics at the University Of
California Medical School. as
stated in an article on Plan
ming the Vacation" in parent
Teacher" the official publication
OF the California Congress Of
Mothers and Parent Teachers AS.
sociations.
where to go should be most in.
diligently considered" DIR. Lucas
writes. For children who live on
the sea coast or in level valleys,
the mountains offer the greatest
change and stimulation. FOR chill.
dren who live inland or in the
hills the vacation spent on lake
or seashore Is a delightful change
what the children feel Of the
beauty and glory Of the noun
tains will depend largely upon the
ability Of their parents to inter.
pref for them the ever-changfng
wonders that surround them.
Mothers and fathers can help
each other in any summer com.
nlunity by getting together on the
life and activities OF the children.
II the parents take their holiday
by letting the children run wild
as long as they don't bother
them. there are bound to be dis
aatara.o
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
Test Your knowledge With
Times Daily Dozen
by a. i. WiIbert, NJ. A.

J brated landscape painter OF the
English SCHOOL,
IL. MUSIC. In which music
drama by Richard Wagner - the
Magic Fire" scene?
!. IL. HEALTH. How can catarrh
be generally prevented?
lSee next Mondays papers to
verify your answers.l
Answers 70 Yesterdays Questions
/. LITERATURE. James Feni-
more Cooper immortalized Colonial
Indian Tribes.
2. HISTORY. The Celtic race,
originally inhabited England.
3. GEOGRAPHY. Helena Il the
capital of Montana.
4. BUSINESS. In 1925, the
American people invested about
$2,871 900, 900 in foreign securities.
5. MANKIND. About d per
cent OF the female population OF
the United States, ten years OF
age or over, is profitably erl-
ployed.
s. HUMAN NATURE. Court
witnesses are often paTESu ArOHl
hearing each others testimony,
so that they will not, wilfully or
otherwise, bias the evidence Of
fered by one or the other.
z. GENERAL SCIENCE. John
Kepler (1571-163Ol discovered the
laws Of planetary motion.
s. Law. "The common law Is
necessary because no legislature
could possibly foresee ana provide
for all the contingencies and diff
ficulties that could and do arise
In human relations"
Q. CIYICS. Myron T. Herrick
Is the United States ambassador
to France.
10. ART. The element OF color
was the distinctive development
OF the Venetian school OF painters,
II. MUSIC. Georges Bizet (183s-
1875, q French composer, COM
posed the tuneful and picturesque
opera called Carmen"
IL. HEALTH. Exposure OF the
body to cold fresh air in ones
room. accompanied by. vigorous
rubbing will do as much good as
q cold bath or cold shower.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

1. LITERATURE. Who wrote
the stirring and beautifully de-
scriptive novel called Mare Nos
trump
2. HISTORY. Which American
Naval officer led the expedition
that opened Japan to the wOrlds
8. GEOGRAPHY. Where is the
French penal colony called Devils
Island2
4. BUSINESS. What was the
value Of the products turned out
by the American automotive In
dustries last Year,
5. MANKIND. Which celebrated
social worker Is the founder or
the Hull House In Chicago.
4. GENERAL SCIENCE. Which
cause, more than any other,
would bring another Ice Age TO
the Northern Hemisphere?
8. Law. What Is meant by the
term ''n0vation?"
9. CIVICS. why has the New
England town. meeting been called
1.-THE cradle Of American dem
ocracy?"
10. ART. who is the most cele.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
s3z2

6S73. Challie or wolfe would be
suitable for this style. It il also
pleasing in Bingham, crepe ana
China silk.
The pattern is cut in four sizes:
3, 4, and years. A 6.year size
will require ~ yards Of 32.inch
material.
Send Zoe IN silver Or stamps for eael
Of thege patterns 80 THE WASHING
name and address plainly q inSuE,
pRoMpt delivery.
state number and size Ct DatteE1
desired
Send - cents % coin or stamps 1Ol
Beck e. FASHIONS.
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read 0f your wonderful medicine ~
the paper, and my husband bought
me = bottle and after the 6rse
fen doses felt better. 50 kept
on taking &c until ] was well and
strong. take Il &C times when ]
feel tired and Il helps me- viii
always have q good word Cor your
medicine and tell anyone what good
&c has done me. recommended s
20 my neighbor for her girl. who IS
sixteen years old. and it was Just
what she needed She Is feeling me
now, and goes 10 school every Day:
-ATRs. e. r. BAesEIT. BIS South
Hayford Avenue, Lansing. Michigan
DO not continue TO feel al run
down and half siclA when Lydia =.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is
sold By druggists eVerywhere.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

the NeffsEeeN IxAH sstss = - "
ton achievement for the man
and attainment for the woman
that comes from the satlsla
zion 81 the requirement O. ssx.
internal harmony can nN
achieved only ~ the direct Bat.
lnfactton q these desires
through 1u11inlat ag.4zs...
fious however. when
direct applicaE10n @ st 49, -.
energy 70 the neeqs g sos,ssss
can never pc g cgkalllSsse ~ e =.
tute Tor direct -.
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since supl.iE.akl2n ..ss
leave patazee g 81
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failures q 1Qa 1870.
The trouble MatA Lszoss Is 49,
Il that they sAapllls,t.ks u. ~ :
they cannot accept 1...A1 .sza5 - -.
satisfaction MalcA fsA2tS11Asss ~ 80
uuexp desire
The second demand g man
for social efficiency THIS sprATA
from his herd INSTINCT, ana
adequate service to society
part oe the scheme O. life 1oN
him. In order to make this con-
tribnti0n the individual must
maintain an attitude 81 good win
independent goodwill knS
middle way between chronic en-
nifty to society and complies
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
DO YOU KNOW
THAT

The indigo bird Is found IN tho
United States in summer ana
Central America in the winter.
The legal age for marriage In
Britain IL IL for males mad IL
for females.
Because British schoolmastevS
voted that no male teacher should
take orders from q woman prin.
cipal. the women teachers Of Eng.
land are up In arms. Their ma
tionai union termed the action
of the men az sex warfare" and
declared they would battle out tho
issue to che finish.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
WHEN DID TT
HAPPEN

Answers TO these queries win
TO be printed Monday
/. when di6 the Confederate
ship Florida run the blockade OF
Mobile?
2. When was Chatham, Eng
land, attacked by the Dutch?
8. When was the first settle
ment In Australia made?
ANSWERS
to yesterdays questions
/. Stephen Fuller Austin, found
er OF the State of Texas, lived
from 1898 to 1885.
Q. The French captured Cairo,
Egypt. July %. 1898.
8. The first colony from the
United States was established in
Texas in 1921.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
Nature Society

WITH the rapid spread OF ma
tIlre study In the schools,
the formation OF school nature
clubs IL proving a valuable extra.
circular movement. BayB Nature
Magazine.
At the Muncy High School IN
Muney, Pa, there IL a new or
ganization known as the Charles
Lose Nature Club and named
after Prof. Lose.
The club plans q little n1imeo-
grapIed publication, helpful to its
members and has outlined an
effective program
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

NoUuu Wue0pt9E
lneededat. When
I nrst used Il i
was SO bad 4
could hardly
walk across the
room without
crying. I WIS
tired all the time
I think my trOu
bic vas coming
on me for 81
months before I
realized IL
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
Keep It In Mind

MASH and scrub. peel thin and
wv put each artichoixe into q
basin OF cold water. to which Z
teaspoonful OF vinegar or lemon.
Juice has been added, for arti-
chokes discolor quickly. Put them
into steamer or double sauce
pan. See that the water under
the steamer is boiling fast before
putting In the artichokes, and
keep It boiling the whole time.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
Anent 'PIungers'

NIFIE majority Of those who have
= built up fortunes laid the
foundations Of their success in
thrift. They began by saving
small amounts. Had they gone in
for the larger and quicker returns
they might have ended in COM
plete personal failure.
Successful plungers are few, but
those who have succeeded through
thrift ere legion. Thrift Magazine.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
Popular Work

DEFoREsTATIoFI Il becoming
Na popular school Project in
New York State. Two thousand
trees have been planted each
year for the past three years by
pupils OF the Cold Brook School,
and the work will be continued
this year.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
LET US HAVE
YOUR PET
HINTS

HOUSEWIVES who Rad The
n Washington Times are send
Ing their pet schemes Tor tighten.
ing their work. Read the onss
printed today and send yours TO
the Magazine Editor. The Times
win pay 81 for each hint publ Shed,
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

know, course that they old for girls
the first baby who her locks Of down exactly like her infant
brother!
Dot win find short hair the girls Short hair that viii make
raggedyI at the little brown Zulu She In
perfect happ almost Even to the scarcity Of clothes
And she doesn't know II.
The little yellow lily the short hair than
Dot expect having delicious time upsettng the
try~yy
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
COOKING Hams

In cooking q smoked ham have
the water boiling before putting
ii the ham. Have water enough
to cover II. Boil is minutes TO
the pound When done let Il
cool In the water until cool
enough To lift with the hand.
Never pierce Il with q fork as
this viii let the juice run out
where you pierce It. Then take
Off the skin and peel oef9tle sur
plus fat. Sprinkle lightly with
sugar ana put In q hot oven for
d few minutes to brown. MRS. f..
III. BEALL. Edmonston, Md.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

yyTHERE Dots daringher dierentness amazngness
w her queernesshe electyg oddy AL Of which she lays
happily her closecut hair exactly like boys from back
70 front, % ear?
Where is it II she takes the trouble give peek into
books wherein the debuans and Happes Of the OF the
word she her and LOOKS OUT OF THE WINDOW
Mr. Arthur Brisbane, with exactness and brey has it.
will what thought and delight
fully shocking odnld-OId Boyish hobs probably
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

You can toast 'sWienies'. to q
tempting brown BY setting them
in spaces allotted for toast ID
your electric toaster. Put pan
beneath to catch the 1rippings-
MRS. JOHN GALLAGHER. Box
81, Fort Humphreys, Va.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
sugarod Rolls

TO heat sugared rolls. place
them In paper sack IN hot oven.
and leave the oven door open
MRS. oCO THOMPSON. The Rip
ley, Washington.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

IL we are 10
help him we
must KIN w
from what be
IS regressin ing.
The aim Of
life q fWof0ld.
The first de-
rnaud Of the
dtVidual 81
internal har.
mony. This
means the sat-
tsfacion of ne
cessfties ike
security from
D & = an q
death, progls
Ion for hunger
and thirst ana
N l...l. ] - :
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
DR.. REED ON
Al M OF
LIFE
BY Charles A. Z. Reed

msHE man who falls to adap&
himself 70 good and I'M
proving SURROUNDINGS Is always
resresslng from something.
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
This Dau IL HistOru

rIS u The anniversary 81 the restoration 1860 o Charles TT
is the throne 81 England the deapated CatesI
easygoing and exrayagant and known e the
Monarch
The Washington times., 1926-05-29

Nov s Coed IIeallh b Ueins
Lydia E PfnIEharns Vees-
table Compound

I,anslnr Mich have taken
Lydia b. Plnkhan's Vegetable Com
The Washington times., 1926-05-29
japanese Superstition

THE japanese try ward off cold IN winter BY nalng
spoon door, this being supposed 70 gnten
and Sniff In epideics they Wits
warning words the spoon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-29

erty has now floundered, the boys
judicial training is expected to stand
them in good stead.
All in all. it is a far cry from the
velvety life of a ruling dynastic
family to that OF farmer, business
man or lawyer. But as the years
rolled past. the Hohenzollerns real
lied that the chances of monarchist
restoration In Germany dwindled.
They are seriously and profitably
trying to make the best of bad job.
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Adalbert, lives in Hamburg, near
Frankfurt, and .dwells mostly in re-
minisccences of his, debonair past as
naval officer. Inquiries elicit the in
formation that "he is engaged in
philanthropic activities" although
the outlet for his charitable nature
is not known. Prince Sigismund,
nephew of Wilhelm II and son of
Prince Henry. has become q sub
limated travelling salesman and acts
as agent in Guatemala for q large
Hamburg coffee importing firm. He
is reported to be a prosperous bust
ness man, who finds buying coffee
more to his taste than slipping it in
the royal drawingroom.
Both sons OF the former crown
prince are studying law and econom-
les in Berlin, preparatory to enter
ing professional career. In view of
the endless legal entanglements, into
which the former Hohenzolern prop
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ions are squalling babies, marketing
wives and workmen
Prince August Wilhelm, third son
of the ex-kaiser, tried to establish
himself as responsible officer in a
German bank after the overthrow Of
the monarchy. He soon abandoned
this career. His latest venture was
to apply for job as assistant super
visor of large Berlin museum.
Trained in this field from his youth.
Prince August is reputed to be an
art connoisseur, equal to the wiles
Of shrewd dealers in questionable
antiques.
His brother. Prince Oskar, also a
resident in Potsdam, basks in the
leisure OF a country gentleman on
his small estate. He still hopes that
the Prussian government, in burst
of generosity, will hand him several
thousand acres of land upon which
to practice his farming hobby.
The ex-kaiSer's fifth son, Prince