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New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
UNNECESSARY SECRECY BY POLICE BOARD

The board Of police commission ers, at It's first executive session since being formed several months ago. seems to have had weighty things on it's collective mind. At any rate. so much of importance was under discussion that the meeting lasted four hours.
 But that isn't saying that the public, which employs the police commissioners to attend to certain public business, will know exactly what the four-hour cogitation was all about. For the ubiquitous re- porters, ever on the job and anx- ious to serve the public, were al lowed to cool their heels and be hot under the collars as they walt ed on the outside of the door.
 A fine business, this! It may be true, as one of the august officials pointed out, that the board may sometimes have ultra private busi- ness under its wing, which would be defeated in it's ends If the busi- ness became public at that time. But such business usually does not take more than a relatively short time to discuss and after that has been set aside the reporters usual ly report all the remainder. as the public expects them to do.
 Besides, the board should know by this time or if it doesn't, 1t is time for such education - that any manner of private business can be transacted before a reporter without the slightest chance of. breach of confidence provided the officials are thoughtful enough to designate what they consider pri- vate.
 Reporters make quite business of sharing the private information of officials, and keeping it private until said officials release the in formation in conjunction with pub lie events. Any reporter who broke a breach of confidence would not be a reporter long. Everybody m the bushes. knows that and most citv officials are very well disposed to confer with the men Of the nress on a multitude of knotty noints. getting a point of view that may be of value, or perhaps ol little value, as the case may De-
 From the looks of 1t there was some public business transacted at inc meeting of the board uhder discussion. which the public had right to know. The pressmen should have been cordially lnViteu "A e,+er the room, and they could have been relied upon not 10 spil' any beans that the board Tor any good reason did not want spilled at thIs time. The board should un- derstand this perfectly, and as eN- perjence accumulates its members vill realize they are not deaiihg with Malsyan dragons. eager to destroy.
 The public is entitled to all ,h- formation of public character and this 1t obtains through the press. and the press imparts the information through it's reportorial representatives. When reporters are discourteously treated, or de- nied legitimate information. it is not primarily denial Of the rights of reporters, but is slap at the public.
 It is unlikely that the board Of police commissioners really wants to be star chamber organization. such a policy would Had to end less difficulties. severe criticism and lack Of public confidence.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
TOO Much,

Judge: "So this young man an- noyed you and you want him arrest ed? All he did was ask you if you wanted a ride in his car. wouldn't call that an insult"
 Margic; You would If you had seen the car"
 The Bobbed- Hair Bandit.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
Let Joy Be UncOnfined

Mrs. Howard: "Your daughter is quite an aesthetic dancer, isn't she" Mrs. Carter: ''No, she sent in Q contribution to THE FUN SHOP and just got a check in the mail"
 E. J. kiefer.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

Member Audlt Bureau of Circulation. Tho A. B. c. is national organization which furniehes newspapers and ndSer- tiserp with . strictly honest anaiyss or circulation, Our circulation statistics arc based upon this audit Thts insures protection againY. fraud in newspaper dle.ribution figuss to both national and local advertisers.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
FactsqndFancies
 BY ROBERT CULLEN
By Robert Quillen

By Robert Quillen
 Be brief. Don't say "Adminis- tration;' say Hoover"
 Man: A few desires hobbled with a conscience.
 The beginning of every prohibi- tive law is fool who can't control himself.
 Blah, No woman has yet gone over Niagara falls in d barrel. Another good puzzle is to park and then untangle your lenders without scratching more than seven places. What Europe seems to need mSst in this debt crisis is a few more adjectives.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

We know man who won't swear, drink or chew. His only fault is that he will lie when caught stealing.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
TELEPHONE CALLS
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The only profitable advertising medium ,r tb. Citv Circulation books and press room always open to advertisers
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

Correct this sentence: 'I just open canned things for unexpected guests" said she. and they never notice the difference
 Protected by Publishers Syndicate)
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

Radio stations are good sports, even with no law to control them; but that doesn't teach a reformer anything.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
u.uh.r of the Associated Press.

Member of the Associated Press. The Assoctatsd Preee is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication or all news credited to 1t or not otherwise credited in this paper and also iocaI new, published therein.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
The Reason

inc lfrbSOn Mrs. Hickson: Mrs. Collins didn't stay to hear the seXtette." Mrs. Hale: And why not?" Mrs. Hickson: ."She hates sex stuff"
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

They've reduced the pressure in the cars tires. Now if they'll do as much for the salesmanship.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

Tb. Herald is on sale daily in New York at Hotalings Newsstand, Times square; schu1tI's Fewsstands. Entrance Grand Central. 42nd Street.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

The great achievement of science is artificial sleep" And yet at times a lucky punch will do it.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

If he stands uncovered while con- versing with lady, it may be either chivalry or pride of hair.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

Alas, So many of those you must see in order to borrow money never had a nickname.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

It's a queer world, and most lib- erty-loving nations have the most territorial possessions.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

Americans are a wasteful people. Each drink after the fourth serves only as a filler.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

You can build a great nation any where with courage, love of liberty and ham and eggs.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
DEMPSEY AND kEhRNS
 VERBAL RATTLE

Mir Dempsey is due to have little hsticuffs on his hands Thurs-
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

An, well: if all citizens voted, think how much more complicated the investigations would be.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

Uncle Sam is q shrewd flatterer. When he wishes to calm Nicaragua or some place like that, he always lands more than one marine.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

Blah, No woman has yet gone over Niagara falls in barrel.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

v,t.-ad .t the Post once al New Britain |
 as Second Class Mall Matter
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

Humans no longer delight in tor ture, but nearly everybody likes to watch somebody else work,
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

Man: A few desires hobbled with a conscience.
New Britain herald., 1926-09-22
New Britain Herald
HERALD PUBLISHING COMP

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New Britain herald., 1926-09-22

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-05
Far and Near

The first lady Of the land failed to
join in the Easter display of finery.
Mrs. Coolidge accompanied the
President to church at Washington
Sunday, but wore no new costume.
She was dressed entirely in white,
costume which she has worn sew
eral times before. The President
wore morning dress with a top silk
hat.
One hundred and ten bishops of
the Episcopal Church will protest
to the United States Senate against
the ratification of the Lausanne
treaty with Turkey, because Of al
legged Christian massacres.
Premier Mussolini's spectacular
visit to TripoH this week, escorted
by g. fleet Of warships like an an
Gent Roman Emperor surrounded
by his imperial galleys, has revived
uneasiness in the French press.
Closely following the italian dictar
tors recent expensive pronounce
ment regarding Italy's future plans.
it is taken at Paris as a significant
demonstration.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-05

how I envy your She no longer
felt light-hearted-she was as eager
now to get away as she had been
to come.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-05
LIES SUNNY AFTERNOON

With her children grown up, the
middle aged woman finds time to do
the things she never had time to do
before-read the new books, see the new
plays, enjoy her grandchildren, take an
active part in church and civic affairs.
Far from being pushed aside by the
younger set, she finds full. rich life of
her own, That Is, If her health is good.
Thousands of women of middle age
say they owe their vigor and health to
Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. Those who have learned
through their own experience the merit
of this old reliable root and herb med
icine are enthusiastic in recommending
1t to their friends and neighbors.-Ad-
vertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-05

how I envy your She no longer
felt ight-hearted-she was as eager
now to get away as she had been
to come.
Her visit to Judith made her feel
old. All that Judith had-even that
lovely. growing look in Jud1th's
eyes-she had lost. And lost for
good.
well, don't care" she said Qui-
city as she rode back on the train
that evening. But she thought of
the depressing routine her life had
taken-that wretched job-lonely
evenings-nothing but the weekend
visits of Ramon.
She paced the floor Of her room
that night storming with rebellion.
She deliberately lay in bed the next
morning, staying home from work
you'll get docked," Title Swan
son told her when she appeared
Tuesday morning.
I'm rich-I should caren'
Brazen the whole world-that's
what she'd do. The whole world
had combined to cheat her.
But when Saturday came she
wouldn't go with Ramon. mot this
week." she pleaded.
The look in his eyes afflicted her.
Don't look at me so, Ramon--as
though l were stabbing you"
And the next week she went. But
she wore a big hat--and she kept
her head down. s'Lock the door good
pull down all the shades. Never
let any one in again"
She began to dread detection. One
week he couldn't come. She was
overjoyed. IT'S the tension-the
nervous tension she told herself.
And she wrote long, tender letter
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-05

cream and milk producers, including
thirty-one cooperative associations
with 300, 900 members, who produce
a half-billion pounds of milk products
annually.
A few cream buyers are appearing
against the increased tariff.
1t is pointed out that last year
100000 pounds of butter in the
form of cream came in from Can
ada, while in 1921. before the but
ter tariff of 8 cents was put on, only
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-05
BULL DOG, DRESS STOLEN

Mrs. Lillian May Of Detroit,
Mich, has reported to police the
theft from her room at the Meeker
Hotel, of her Boston bull dog, val
ued at $500. She said dress also
was taken.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-05

six or seven million pounds OF but
ter in the form Of cream came in
from Canada. The tariff on cream,
figured in terms Of butter, is only
cents a pound. With the butter
tariff now increased to IL cents a
pound, it is expected that next year
as much as rs to 40 million pounds
of butter In the form Of cream is
likely to come in from Canada.
New York and New England pro-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-05
Big CREAM and
Milk men NOW
They Want Protection Like
Butter and Eggs.
Times WASHINGTON Bureau.
1922 Nom York ArRnMe

WASHINGTON. April Big
butter and egg men having got a
so per cent increase in the tariff on
butter, big cream and milk men say
they must have similar help, or
Canada will simply stop shipping in
butter and send it across the border
in the form Of cream.
The tariff commission is now hold
ing public hearings on the subject.
Most of the witnesses represent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-05

to him, whispering to herself: "No
one could be kinder than he. He
was an angel to me"
It was August-late in August.
A cruel and bitter thing happened.
They neared the cottage. They were
at the door. Ramon was just about
to open it when it flashed back and
light poured over them.
Go Be Continued)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-05
APRIL 5, 1926

ducers are the principal complain.
ants.
The Washington times., 1926-09-30
The Motor Gasoline
That is Different

There isn't dissenting voice. AMERICAN
GAS, that new baby of ours, has been re-
ceived by Washington motorists with open
arms
They like its looks-the bright ORANGE
color that makes it stand out from the
crowd. They like the way it works-the
smooth, even, constant power it puts at the
command of the man at the wheel.
They like the quick way it answers when
they call for snappy squirt to pull through
traffic jam. In fact they like our new
baby-AMERICAN GAS just as much as
do the proud parents.
You'll like AMERICAN GAS as soon as you
meet it. Roll up to the first Yellow and
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06
AGYONLOTTEK A CSEND-
0R0K.

Seregi Imre, a Dunaf0ldvarhoz
tartoz6 Tomunk67hegyi lakosnal,
akit izgaga, veszekedo embernek
ismert mindenki, biinigyi koltse-
gek behajtasa celjabd megjelent
egyik dunaf0ldvari vegrehajt6, is
merven k0tekedo veszedelmes
embert, karhatalmul ket csend6rt
witt magaval. Midon Seregi meg
latta a sehol sem szivesen latott
vendegeket, ekteleniil szitkozodni
kezdett beszaladt a kapajaert es
{. csend0r0l1re tamadt. Hiaba szo-
litottak fel eek mcgdih8dOtt
embert, mem hasznalt a jo $40 es
oily veszedelmesen tamadott, hogy
az egyik csend6r kenytelen volt
fegyveret hasznalni. A megsebe-
silt ember meg nagyobb diihhel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06
rontott a mask csendorre, aki elet
veszelyes helyzeteben sziven l0tte
Seregit. A kiszallott vizsgalat "a
csendorok jogos fegyverhasznala-
tat allapitotta meg.
EMBERHALAI.LAL
vEGZ0DODOTT
TANCMULATSAG G

Nagyalasonk k0zsegzen az OF
tani korcsmaban a fiatalsag tame
mulatsagot tartott, amely minden
rendzavaras nelkiil, masnap reg
gel ert veget. Reggel azonban, ugy
8 ora tajban, a korcsma elott az
.utcan, egy Biro nevii % ewes le-
geny minden ok es elozmeny nell
kill megtamadta Siile Dezs6 q
ewes legenyt es nala lev6 kessel
lagyekban megszurta. Ere Sule
beszaladt a korcsmaba, hol azzal
a megjegyzessel, hogy "Biro tie ell
bantal velem" 0sszeesett es ne
hany perc mulva meghalt. Birot
kir. ugyeszseg fogja felel6ssegre
ezen cselekmenyert a veszpreml
vonni. Ezen az eseten a k0zseg
egesz lakossaga melyen felhabo
rodott, inert k0ztiik ilyen izgaga
sag mem igen szokott eloforduln
s mivel egyebkent is a sertett Z
kozseg birAjanak fla volt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06

boil. A koporsot valosagos virag-
erd6ve tette megjelent nagysza
mu rokonsag es jobarat.
A megboldogult ozyegye ez-
uton mond koszonetet mindazok-
max, akik viragot helyeztek Ell a
megboldogult kopors6jara es a
xix autojukkal kisegitettek te-
metes alatt. Ugyszinten mindazok
max, akik nehez oraiban banatat
elviselhet0bbe tettek.
Beke poraira!
Sziiletesnap.-Nagy meglepetes
ben volt resze Szabo JOSEF, koz-
ismert iizletember leanyanak. APP
rilis 25.-en este wagy 20 legeny
es 20 leany egeszen varatlanul
megjelentek, hogy Mariska szti-
letes napja alkalmaval felkoszont
SEX. Dacara a meglepetesnek, enn
es innivalo bowen volt = ugy
hogy a tarsasag a kora hajnal
6rakig legjobb hangulatbar
egyiitt mulatott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06
new CASTLE

Meghivo.--Az Amerikai Ma
gyar BIS. Egylct 1S5.-ik osztalya
majus 15.ten nagyszabasu bait
rendez a Teller St.-en lev3 Nemet
Hallban, melyre szeretettel meg
hivja ugy "a helybeli, mint vide
XII magyarsagot a kor rendezose-
ge. A zenet Markus Gergely ell
wood-cityi magyar vonoszenekara
fogja szolgaltatni. Tame dolgaban
mindenkinek bowen lesz resze.
A mulatsag este 6 kor kezd6dik,
,vege ejfelkor. Husit6krol condos
kodas tortent.
emetes.-Szomoru gyasz bo-
rult Fekete Miklos hazara aprilis
|24.-en; ugyanis a kony0rtelen ha-
lal elragadta r0vid betegseg utan
egy regi new-castlei apat: Teke
Mikl6st. A megboldogult 26 evvel
ezelott kerilt az 0hazabol New
Castleba es IS ewes koraban ra-
gadta el k0nyortelen halal.
A megboldogult magyar honfi-
tarsunkat gyaszobja felesege es
harom gyermeke: Anna, Maria,
Istvan es Rusznyak Karoly es ne
je. A temetesi szertartast Mt. Var
sally Istvan g0r. kath. lelkesz We.
gezte ugy a haznal, mint tenn
, plomban es a te1netoben. A teme
tesen megboldogult rokonai, jo.
baratai hatalmas szamban jelen
TEX meg bucsuztak ell megbol
dogulttol. A gyaszol6 csalad ez
uton mond k0sz0netet mindazok
max, akik nehez oraikban S Macy
banataikban fajdaImukat elvi
selhetobbe tettek.
Beke poraira!
Temetes. - Szomoruan rhel,
gyasz borult Vilagi Miklos, k0z
ismert magyar honfitarsunk ha
zara, mivel fla: Vilagi Istval
| alig hat heti boldog hazassag utal
| a kony0rtelen halal elragadta a
elok sorabol. Gyaszoljak: 0zveg,
felesege, sziil. Nemeth Anna; Ne
meth JOSEF Szentgroth, Vasme
gyei illetosegii sziil0k leanya, Vi
lagi Mikl6s, a Macy rokonsag {
a jobaratok. Temetese aprilis q
en- Macy resztvet mellett men
vegbe. A temetesi szertartast Va
ga Lajos, beaverfallsi ref. lie
/, kesz vegezte. A lelkesz bucsuzts
: toja a]kalmaval szem mem ma
: radt szarazon, beszede konnyeke
] fakasZtott a megJelentek szeme
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06
0LT EGY KUBIKos MUNKAsT

A dunantuli Abda k0zsegben
folyo foldmunkahoz alkalmaztak
Meszaros Lajos kubikos-munkast.
A vallalkozo kenyerrel, szalonna-
val es palinkaval kedveskedett
munkasainak. Meszaros berugott,
tarsai efektettek, de Meszaros a
foIdon hever6 tobbi palinkaada-
got is megitta. Eszmeletlen ALA
potban szallitottak gy6ri lakasa-
ra, ahol az orvosi segitseg dacara
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06
ESEMENYEK
(Folytatas az 1-s0 oldalrol.)

(Folytatas az 1-so oldalr6l.
szeget - fejenkint alig OF dol
lart.
Prokop Jozsef peldaja kell hogy
serkent6leg hasson mas magyar
varosok kozonsegere is.
iMilyen nehezen megy most min
den kozos magyar iigy.
Milyen nehez peldaul "a youngs-
town. katholikus magyar kozonse-
get megmozditani, hogy szep ados
sagmentes birtokara a youngstow-
nj magyarsaglhoz melt6 egyhazi
kozpontot letesitsen.
Gondolkozzunk Prokop Jozsef
peldajan. K0vessiik ant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06

haly, Jozenk6 JOSEF, R. K. Agos
ton Janos, Macy Istvan, H6dori
Sandor, Belenszky Janos, 10th
Andras, Macy Bertalan, Combos
Andras, Balogh Mihaly, Patka-
n6czi Janosne, Kovacs Elekne,
Igli Peter, Veres Ignacne, Mesza-
ros Mihaly, Jenik Janosne, Var
ga Daniel. $1-$1t: Kiss Samu-
elne, Poznar Janos, idb. Dork0
Janos, Kiss Margit, Veres Margit,-
Lakatos Karoly (Steelton), Bor-
ko Mihalyne, Kovacs Sandor,
Turoczi Jozsefne, Fazekas lstvan,
Fazekas Sarika, Szadai Birike,
Vass Irenke, Kiss Erzsike, Ka-
toes Margitka, Kovacs Olga, Ko-
vacs Desc, Kiss Lajos, Marko-
vics Istvan, Balogh Sandor, Does
Tstvan, Turoczi Jozsef, Durda
cziMihalyne, Veres Margit, Tur6-
eli Ferenc, Kolozsvari josef,
10th Andrasne, Kerti Helen,
10th Gyula, Hogya Karolyb Szi-
lagyi Janos So, Vekasi Janos So,
Bolcshazi Gyorgy So, Szant6 Jo-
zsef 50, Kiss Mihaly 25c, Gyorl
La JOS soc, Vaboczki Viktor SOC,
! Meszaros Mariska 25c, Racz Elek
$5, John Malsenech 81. A kapava-
gastrt u k0vetkez5 alkalommal
fizetni fognak: Gy6ri Mihalyne,
| Gyori Aranka, Frenk Janosne,
ifj. Eszenyi Istvan. Kocsi Janos,
Szalay JOSEF es Jozsefne, Pal
lay Sandor, Kovacs Andras, Ba-
logh Istvan, Tatar Pal, Kerti I'm
re, Zupek Istvan, More Sander
Belenszki Jozsefne. Ha netalan
tevedes forogna fem, ugy jelent-
SEX AIT be az egyhaz tisztviseloi
mel, vagy lelkeszlakon, hogy az
egyhaz jegyzoje minden adako
70 nevet pontosan megorokitse.
Templomepitesi ajanlatok. :
A k0vetkez0 testverek tettel
ujabb ajanlatokat: Tatar Pa
800, Hura Pal es csalad.ia egy
ablak, Tatar Pal egy ablak, Sza
dai Benjamin es csaladja egy alb
lax, Kolozsvari J6zsef es csalad
ia szoszeket, Hogya Karoly e
neje urvacsora asztalt, AJvas
Marion es csaladja egy ablak.,
Egyhazalap-Egyhazunk alal
jara ujabban a kovetkezo festive
rex fizettek: Durda Mihalyn
$40, T6th- Jozsef $25, Kiss ,Mihal
ne $25, DIR. Gerendayi Laszl6 $1(
Agoston Geza $50, Agoston Ka
roly $50, Szakalcs Vera $25, Ne
, meth Ferencne $25.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1926-05-06
Reformatus egyhaz
Mt. Laky zsigmond rovidesen
megkapia az elbocsaito 1evelet.-

Elmult yasarnapi k0z0s ertekez-
Ietiink hatarozatara valasz meg
erkezett, melynek ertelmeben Mt.
Laky Zsigmond, egyhazunk lei
kesze hiven ragaszkodik a youngs
town. Mahoning avei magyar ev.-
ref. egyhaz kotelekehez. Egyben
keri gyiilekezet turemet a XII
tartasra, mely mem fog Hoyabb
tartani, mint ket het. Valaszaban
hivatkozik a majus lien meg
tartando egyhamegyei gyilesre,
mclyen az q jelenlete okvetlen
sziikseges. Utolso levelenek a tar
tsllmat mindannyian tud juk, de
kiil0nosen az angel egyhazmegye
altal mcllekelt level vilagossa te-
szi el0ttiink az 8 kesesenek az
okat. Most mar hala az Istennek
a dolog annyira el6re van viye,
hogy az elbocsajto level, melynek
kiadasa oily sok nehezsegbe lit
k0zik Laky tiszteletes ur resze.
r6l, azonban ma mar ugy vehet-
jiik, hogy kezebe is van.
lssSntisxtelet. " asarlmpi listen
tiszteletiinket a megszokott lido
ben, delel0tt tartjuk meg. A va
sarnapi istentisztelet szolgaltata-
sara, papr6l, Laky Zsigmond tisz-
teletes nr gondoskodik, akinek .
neve el6ttdnk, meg ismeretlen.
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