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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
MAY BE LOST
AT SEA OR IN
WILDERNESS
Planes Fuel Supply Sufficient
For Only "A HOurs-Time
Limit Passed
SEARCH TO BE STARTED
Station Near st. Johns
Closed. Believing Further
Watch Useless

Ottawa, Ont, Sept 2.--tR - Anx-
ious eyes today gazed toward the
Atlantic and the Newfoundland Wild
erness to learn the fate Of England's
flying princess and her two daring
Long overdue in 1T. Eso9 .mi,S
flight from upavon, England, to OF.
tawa, the monoplane st. Raphael,
carrying Princess Lowenstein- Worth
elm, Captain Leslie Hamilton and
Colonel Frederick +. Minchin, held
the attention of two continents as "A
waning hope for its safe arrival gave
way to preparations for hunt over
land and sea.
The most generous estimates Of
the planes fuel supply gave it
flying period of "a hours, barring ac-
cident. but at 1882 o'clock, eastern
daylight time, last night---thc expira-
ton Of the estimated fuel lmt--no
word had been received from the
craft. The plane hoped off ut 732
o'clock, London time Cor 2:32 o'clock,
eastern daylight timel Wednesday
morning. Captain Hamilton had cs.
timated he would make the trip in
81 hours.
Lighthouses Keep Vigil
Lighthouses dotting the northeast
ern Atlantic coast kept a vain vigil
through the night. while radio sta
tions listened intently for the cheer
ing messages that did not come.
Flares penetrated the darkness about
flying fields to guide the plane to Il
landing in case it reaches Newfound-
land behind schedule.
Constant vigil through the day in
Newfoundland was ended at mid
night. local time. The signal station
above st. Johns was closed, in the
belief that further watch was hope
less.
Throngs at Lindbergh field, the
destination Of the St. Raphael, waited
patiently through the day Mrs.
Hamilton, the young wife Of the CO.
pilot OF the st. Raphael, was conf
dent and cheerful despite the absence
Of news Of the planes location since
It was reported passing out TO sea
OFF the Irish coast at noon Wednes-
day
Anxiety Increases
Anxiety for the safety of the plane
increased with the passing hours.
The provincial government prepared
to send airplanes in search Of the
st. Raphael, on the first report in
dicating it may have descended any
where between the Labrador and
Quebec Ontario boundaries. Captain
Robinson, who pilotcd the plane. sent
in search Of Nungesscr and Coli. was
one Of those ready to start on the
hunt.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
WEATHER CONDITIONS
SOMEWHAT UNFAVORABI.E

Washington. Sept. 2-LF9-Weather
conditions along part Of the route
the now overdue st. Raphael plane
expected to follow from England to
Canada are believed by naval hydrog-
raphers here to have been comparable
in part to that encountered by Lieu
tenant Commander Byrd at the time
Of his landing at Yer Sur Mer, on
the French coast, earlier in the sum-
mer.
Lieutenant Earl H. Kincaid of the
naval photography office, after
study Of the weather bureau reports,
estimated that along the announced
route cross winds of about 1OS miles
an hour prevailed, and then to mid
atlantic head winds from between Is
to Is miles per hour
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
NEW PERIL FOR YECCS

New York.-A new guardian Of the
bank vault has been perfected from
an adaptation Of the microphone
used during the war for submarine
detection. The device does not re-
cord noises or street vibrations, but
the slightest tap upon the safe It
guards will send warming signals to
police stations.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
ST. RAPHAEL FLYERS
CARRIED RUBBED BOAT

London, Sept. Up - xiety
dcepened today for the safety of the
transatlantic plane St. Raphael two
aviators, Captain Hamilton and Col
onel Minchln. and their princess pas
scnger.
If the plane alighted at sea. what
ever hope exists here is based on
the rubber boat which the st. Ra-
phacl carried, for it was taken for
granted the plane would sink quick
~. It. was realized, however, that
this boat could not be expected to
float long if the sea was rough.
Nevertheless the experience was re-
called Of Harry &. Hawker, the Brit
ish aviator. who was rescued in mid
ocean by a steamer in May. 1919.
while on Il transatlantic light from
st. Johns, Newfoundland, to ireland.
II was felt by some that the st. Ra-
phael crew might have been picked
up in similar manner if they wsrs
forced down. - ~ yx
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02

Cast iron 10 being tried out as a
paving material in France. Should
the experiment prove successful, It
will provide use for great guam.
titles Of iron now being shipped out
Of the country. KS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
wEDDINC SET FOR NOVEMBER

Hollywood, Calf, Sept. 2.-@---
Richard Barthelmess, film star, said
today that he would marry Katherine
WILTON, stage and screen actress,
about November IL, probably in New
York, where their engagement was
announced recently. Bsrthelmess re-
turned to Hollywood yesterday from
New York for q conference with his
producers about his next picture.
which he said would be completed in
$1,000. Miss Wilson is expected
1sre soon.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02

Stamn collecting is the hobby Of
several royalties. including the King
Of England. the Prince Of Wsles.
King Alphonss Of Spain. the Queen
Of Italy, and the crown princess Of
Italy and Sweden.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
STRAWN HEADS BAR CkOUP

Buffalo, N. r.. Sept. 2.-L9-Silas
II. Strawn Of Chicago was elected
president of the American Bar asso-
citation today. John H. Voorhees,,
Sioux Falls, S. D.. treasurer. and
William r. McCracken, Jr, Chicago,
were reelected.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
FAVOR wOMEN's WORK

Paris-Only one in Is Of the Pari-
san girls attending trade schools in
Paris is training to be stenogra-
opher or secretary. Preference runs
to drcssmaking, millinery and other
jobs usually done only by women.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02

Among the fayorit4 names given
Maori girls are: Plume of the Pre-
cious Bird, White Heron Young
Lady in Love, The Diamond.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
FOG FORCES FRENCH FLYERS BACK TO
LIE BOURCET FIELD AFTER START FOR
AMERICA-MAY TRY AGAIN TOMORROW
Plane Circles Field For Al
mCst an Hour After Re-
turning. Hoping That Fog
Would Lift. But Gas Tanks
Arc Finally Emptied and
AviatOrS Land

Lc BOurgct, Sept. 2.-(AP)-
Cndetcrred by the failure Of to-
days attempt to fly across tho
Atlantic. Leon Givon, pilot Of the
Bluebird, told the Associated
Press that he would hop off to-
morrow II conditions were SINH
lar to or better than those Of to-
day. He indicated he would make
alterations on the plane with a
view to enabling it to soar high
or ut the beginning 0f the vOy-
age.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
Weather Report

Weather coAditionss at North Da-
kota points for the q hours ending
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-09-02
AND
BROCK LEAVE
FOR BAGDAD
American Round the World
Flyers Start 1,O75-mile Hop
From Constantinople

Bagdsd. Sent. 2.-(AP)-The
Pride Of Detroit. round the world
plane. arrived at Bagdad Mt $3.50
p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02
.N|CARAGUANSS SEEK
TO HALT CONFLICT
Diaz Guarantees Safe Pas.
sage for Three Men to
Ask Fighting Cease.

By the Associated Press.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua, March ..
Six American airplanes, their pilots
and repair crews. under command of
Maj. Ross +. Rowell, United States
Marine Corps. arrived here yesterday
by special train from Corinto.
They were taken Immediately to a
landing field which had been prepared
near the Marine headquarters and
where practice flights will be made as
soon as the assembling, of the planes
has been completed. The planes will
be used for scouting and maintaining
communications.
Scattered fighting by small bands
was reported today from the Jiotej ia
district, but otherwise the military
situation was quiet.
Guarantees Passage.
President Diaz yesterday guaranteed
safe passage through the Conserva-
tives' lines of q delegation of three
prominent Nicaraguans--two Liberals
and one neutral-which will leave to-
day in an effort to find the chief
Liberal general. Jose Moncada, some.
where in the Matagalpa region, to
make an effort to induce him to give
up his campaign in behalf of the
Liberal president, DIR. Juan Sacasa,
who has set up his government at
Porto Cabezas. The delegation will
be accompanied by two officers from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02
FEDERATION AIMS
UPHELD BY YADEN
District Government Best,
Associations Head Also
Tells Citizen Group.

The Importance of organized citizen,
ship was stressed by James G.. Yaden
president of the Federation of Citi
zens' Associations. at q meeting OF
the Devonshire Downs Citizens As
sociation at 3S12 Van Ness street last
night Incidentally Mr.. Yaden la
mented the spirit displayed by GER
tain civic groups in attacking the
vndeavors of the federation to obtain
concerted action on school. street and
coming matters.
He outlined the relationship of the
federation to the Citizens Advisory
council and described their activities.
lie emphasized the Importance of eff
icient committees, and declared that
he main reason for urging a joint
meeting of the committees was for
the benefit of mutual civic vel,
fare.
Praises District Government.
Organized citizenship in the Dis
trict is more enNiable and has more
weight now than ever before. he said.
declaring that there is still much to
he done through organization to
make Washington q better place in
which to live Mr.. Yadpn praised
Inc government cf tho District as
being the best in the United States.
-
authority. he said there never was
and never Will be any intention on
the part of the federation to uSurp
the richts Of individual associations,
nor To restrict their activities for
community Improvement in any way.
Mr. YadeD was accompanied by Fred
:. Walker. another member OF the
Citizens Advisory Council, who spoke
briefly
7tAfter considerable discussion of the
report of Mrs NJ. Il. Baughman, chair
IRAN Of the committee on streets
and parks. her recommendation that
park and playground he establish
ed on a strip Of ground facing Wis
conSin avenue between Upton and
Van Ness streets was adopted. Mrs.
Baughman was instructed to proceed
with plans to have the land cleared,
shrubbery planted and Objectionable
signs removed and facilities for amuse-
ment installed.
Sidewalk to Be Sought.
Louis c.. Kyhl, chairman Of the
streets and alleys committee, was in
structed to continue negotiations with
certain real estate operators, District
officials and property owners to have
a sidewalk placed alongside of the
property at the corner of Van Ness
street and Wisconsin avenue as
measure of safety for the school chill
dren. Robert l.. Bailey was directed
to have a mail box installed at Van
Ness and Thirty eighth streets.
George r. Wales. member of the
Citizens Advisory Council and dele
gate to the federation from the Ca
thedral Heights Citizens Association,
was unanimously Endorsed for cleo
ton to the Citizens Advisory Coun-
ciL. The next meeting of the as
ISOLATION will be held the first Monday
I'm April, at which time a Govern
ment horticultural lecturer will ad-
dress the association.
Lieut.. Col. Raymond NJ. Cheseldine,
president, presided.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02
Jury Convicts Woman.

Mrs. Mamie Mcdonald was con-
victed of violating the Harrison anti
narcotic law by a jury in Criminal
Division | before Justice Hoehling
SIZE was arrested at Union Station
Octel2ar 10. 1925. when she was said
to have a package of dope" strapped
10 her leg, and police say a number
of hypodermic syringes were found
in her travelling bag. She claimed
Ia b. an addict and denied sale of
the drugs Assistant l.. S. Attorney
FINELY conducted the prosecution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02
JAPANESE ASK INCREASE.

TOXIC, March (R--A deputation
representing 1000 seamen employed
by the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, largest
steamship company in Japan, today
presented demands for higher bonuses,
better food for lower class employees
and increased wages according to
period of service.
Company officials promised to reply
to the demand, but owing to prevail
ing business depression the prospects
for granting it are considered I'M
favorable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02

the omission of punctuation. Great
Britain has already recognized Presi-
dent DiaZ.
The Nicaraguan Congress yesterday
discussed the proposal made by Presi-
dent DiaZ for a treaty with the United
States, hearty approval of the project
being expressed during debate. A COM
mittee was appointed to go into the
details Of formally drafting the treaty
proposals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02

IIUI IIN III6IIIUII UIl
the ways and means committee, as
were all other minority members.
This committee later will select the
Democratic membership for other
House committees.
While the caucus is not authorized
TO select party whip. Mr.. Garrett,
who is charged with this duty. is eX-
pected to reappoint Representative
Oidtield of Arkansas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02

Zig NerAHs ~ - y
Republics ms. who
h a V e nominated
r e p + e S e n tat!ve
n / c h 0 la s Long
worth of Ohio for
another term as
Speaker, will have
a clear ma jority
next December. IL
was provided that
upon defeat Gar
rett would auto
matically succeed
himself as nlino-
rity floor leader.
Il e preventative
John n. Garner of
Texas was selected
to succeed himself
as ranking mi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02

While a committee Of the Brecon,
England. town council were discuss
ing the purchase of fire extinguishers
for the councils quarters one OF the
members had to be excused to fight
blaze at his home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02

Second Lieut. William S. Hiatt,
Finance Department Reserve, of this
city. has been ordered to report to the
Army finance officer, this city, for duty
in training Srs4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02
GARRETT is CHOSEN
SPEAKER NOMINEE
House Democrats Name Present
Floor Leader to Succeed Self
If Defeated.

House Democrats in caucus last
night nominated Representative FINS
r. Ga"r@t oc Tennessee as the party
candidate for Speaker in the next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-02

the staff of Rear Admiral Julian Lati-
mer, in command of American naval
forces in Nicarag guam waters.
They plan to ask Gen. Moncada his
opinions as to the continuance of the
warfare between the Conservatives
and Liberals and in turn to relate the
state of affairs relative to the landing
of forces by the United States and the
proposal made by President DiaZ for a
treaty with the United States.
Members Of Delegation.
The members of the delegation will
be Mariana Arguello Cervantes, who
was one of the Liberal delegates at the
unsuccessful peace conference at Cor
into last year; Charles Morales. promi
nent Liberal lawyer. and Antonio Me
drano. a member of the Nicaraguan
Supreme Court. Although the latter
has been affiliated with the Liberal
party for many years, he is looked
upon as virtually a neutral and is
trusted by both parties in Managua.
A recent dispatch from Corinto quot.
ing the British Charge q 'Affaires
Harold Patterson as saying that 'if
necessary Great Britain would recog-
nize the DiaZ regime has proved to be
erroneous, Mr.. PatterSon's cabled state
ment being misinterpreted through
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
URR FERENCZNE HALALA.

Ozv. Urr Ferenczne, Randolph
Ave-, Arlington Park, hosszu szen
vedes utan, szombaton este 0r0k
alomra zarta lie szemeit.
A megboldogult Magyarorsza.
gon sziiletett SO evvel ezel3tt.
Ferje IA esztendeje hogy meghalt.
Urine 1O evvel ezel6tt k0lt0z0tt
Youngstown k0rnyekere.
Halala mely gyaszba boritotta
gyermekeit: Karolyt, MART, I'm.
ret es Erzsebetet, ferjezett Mill
sicsnet (Warren), ket unokajat,
valamint a rokonok es baratok
nagy sereget.
Temetese magyarsag Macy
reszvate mellett kedden delutan
folyt lie. A temetest, elUbb gyasz
haznal, azutan magyar refor
matus templomba Mt. Laky Zsig
mond lelkesz vegezte. A megbol
dogultat a Tod Homestead teme
toben helyeztek orok nyugalomra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
PoLLTIKAI GYttLEs.
Sharon, Farrell es k0rnyeke ma
gyarsaganak figyelmebe!

Vasarnap, september 1S-an,
este 7 oral kezdettel a Spearman
Ave..n lev3 German Hallban is
met politikai gyiiles lesz.
Tekintettel gyiiles fontossa.
CARA, keretnek a magyar szarma.
zasu valaszto polgarok, valamint
a polgarjel0ltek, hogy lehet6lee
teljes szamban jelenjenek meg.
TIT van annak az ideje, hogy
megmutassuk letezesiinket S IL
letekes k0r0k el6tt bebizonyitsuk
hogy egyseges allasfoglalasunk
dont6 fontossagu lehet valasz-
tasi kiizdelemben.
Mem j6 magyar, nem Jo anne
rikai polgar az, aki elereszti file
mellett hiv6 szot S a mai nehe2
id6kben sem kepes megerteni a
magyarsag egyseges allasfoglala.
sanak Macy jelent6seget.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
sZEMELYI HIR.

A Youngstown magyar fatal.
sagnak ket, derek tagja Hricz6
Jolan es Hricz6 Janos hetf0n ell
utaztak St..-Louisba, ahol az OF
tani egyetemnek lesznek tanuloi.
Mindket Hrioz6 gyermek kitiin-
tetessel vegezte ell helybeli ko-
yep iskolat, Jolan az Ursuline,
Janos a Rayen High Schoolnak
volt nagyra becsiilt tanul6ja.
A tayozo ket fatal magyar
tiszteletere SIT. Gy0rgy egyhaz
Oltar Egylete es Cor. katholikus
ifiusag kedves es hangulatos bu-
csuestet rendezett szombatOn.
Hricz6 Jolan es Janos ezuton
mondanak- bucsut- mindazoknak,
akikt6l az id6 r0vidsege Matt
nem k0sz0nhettek ell szemelyesen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
TRAGIKUS HALAL.
Cukornak nezte a hashajt6 piru
lakat.

Warrenb6l jelentik: Edward
Yohemek ,harom ewes fiacskaja
penteken este meghalt az itteni
k6rhazban.
A kis flu egyediil maradt a
konyhaban. Edesanyja gyermek.
agyban fekszik, apja ejjel dolgo-
xix, ICY napk0zben alszik. A gye.
rex keresgelni kezdett a kony-
haszekrenyben, ahol egy iiveg pi.
rulara akadt. TermeMetesen mes
kostolta, mivel az j6izii volt, meg
ette az iiveg egesz tartalmat, 50
pirulat.
A gyerek apja irt6zatos orditas
ra ebredt, az apr6sag isszonyu XII
nokat szenvedhetett. A 95 pirula
hashajt6 volt. A kis fiut azonnal
beszallitottak a korhazba, ahol
azonban mar mem lehetett rata
segiteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
KOsZONET.

Halas Swivel mondok kosz0-
netet a Kossnth Kor tagjainak,
akik szombaton este, igazan mem
vart kedves meglepetesben resze-
sitettek.
K0sz0n0m a sep beszedeket, a
draga emlekkent ajandekba adott
ertekes utaz6taskat.
Ebbe taskaba zarva elviszem
magammal emlekiil AIT a boldog
tudatot, hogy youngstown ma
gyarsag soraiban vannak olyanok,
akik magyar BETH, magyar $40
egyszerii malnkasat becsiilni, SEE
retni Is ertekelni tudjak.
Ketszeresen j6l esik, ez az iga.
zan mem vart Is erdemelt elismeres
ayval egy kulturmunkat kifejt5
testiilet k6pvisel6i tettek bizony.
sagot amellett, hogy a magyar
ujsagir6i munkat ertekelik.
A Kossuth Kornek, minden e.
eyes tagjanak ismetelt, halas ko-
szonetemet kifejezve, maradok,
halas hiviik:
Rkvesz K&lm&n.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
ADoMANYoK.

A SIT. Istvan hitkozseg al-al
rendezett bucsura "a k0vetkezo
adomanyok folytak be:
$500 Hutter Lajos.
$1.O0: Szepesi Lajosne, Szepe-
81 JOSEF, Mrs. Butkovich, Gyet-
way Janosne, Pittlik Janos, Kele-
men Gyorgy, Sztank6 JOSEF,
Banszky Mihalyne, 6varcz Pal,
Kazsmer Maria, Kovacs Maria,
Takacs p6zsef, Tisoczky Janos-
ne, Szathmary Karolyne, Hens
perger J6zsefne, Mrs. Babies, Val
ter Janosne, Cseh J6zsefne, Hor-
vath Claiborne, Mrs. Alagyi, fj.
Letoha Antal, Vereb .Andras, Fe-
her Mihaly, Kovacs Mihalyne,
G0nczi J6zsefne.
Soc: Drahos Krist6f, Majoros
Istvanne, Ferenczi Janosne, Isl
doczky Etel, Gerzsenyi Balazsne,
Timar Janosne, Tamas Istvanne,
Csik6s Janos, Horvath Janos, No
votny J6zsefne, Kapcsos Janosne,
Pajtok Mikl6sne, Sztank6 Janos-
ne, Varga J6zsef, Varga Gabor,
Letoha Janos, Saghy Janos, Sa-
ghy Ignacz, Pollak Ferenczne,
Cseh Mihaly, 10th Janosne, Hege-
dis Janos, Bistucz Mihaly.
4Oc. Fed3 Istvan.
25c. Mrs. TarijaR, Halasz Ja-
nos.
Dobay Gustav, egy csirke.
Korchmaros Gezane egy csir-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
szIvEs TUDoMAsUL.
A nepszerii magyar k0zjegyz6 ui
Gin alatt talalhat6.

A magyarsag szives tudoma
sara hozzuk, hogy kozismert
magyar kozjegyzo, Horvath Vii
mos irodaja megsziint a West
Federal Streeten.
Aki barmilyen iigyben keresi
Horvath Vilmos magyar kozjegy-
zot, az megtalalhatja az 1908
Wick Ave. alatt, telefonszama
34414.
Horvath Vilmos k0zjegyz6 q
magyarsag rendelkezesere all min
den tekintetben a jovoben is.
Mint a multban tette, ugy ezen-
tul is elvegez mindenfajta koz-
jegyz6i iigyet, iigyes.bajos dolga-
val minden magyar teljes bizalom
NAL fordulhat hozza. Hitelesite.
SEX. hazai iigyek, adas-veteli SEER
zodeSek, STD. SUD. legnagyopp
gonddal kesziilnek Horvath Vii
mos irodajaban.
Peres es polgarositasi igyek-
ben is keszseggel all nepszerii
kozjegyzo magyarsag rendelke-
Zesere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
EGYEDttLI
HRICZ6EK GYAsZA.
Hriczo Janosne negy hettel eze-
lott erkezett vissza 6hazai utjab6l

A dertk magyar hsMonyt,
6hazai latogatasa alkalmaval $50
moru gyasz erte. Ez ev majus 26-
an elhalt testvere Mondy M. Sza-
bina, irgalmas mover, aki Is esq
tendon kereztiil mint apaca fej-
tett XII aldasos munkalkodast.
A negyven esztendos koraban
elhunyt apacat, gyaszoljak az
6hazaban el6 sziilei, Hricz6 ia
nosne, Mondy Janos (St. Louis)
es Fot., Mondy Mikl6s, g0r. kath.
lelkesz, testverei es Hricz6 Jolan
es Janos keresztgyermekei.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-15
REVOLVEREs MERENYLET.
Egy idegen ember megsebesitette
Mrs Jonest.

Kellemetlen es titokzatos ka-
Iandban volt resze szOmbaton es-
tie Mrs. Margaret Jonesnak, 2O9
Penn Ave.
Eel tizenegy tajban, Mrs. 10.
nes nappali szobaban, diva
nyon elszenderedett. ARA ebredt
fel, hogy valaki kopog az alton.
Azonnal az ajt6hoz sietett, felre-
huzta a fiigg0nyt kinezett. Egy
alaposan megtermett, fekete ba'
juszu ember kerte, hogy engedje
be lakasba. Az asszony terme
szetesen mem tett eleget az idegen
keresenek, ere az, az ajtot kezd
tie feszegetni.
Mrs. Jones megijedt, szobs
k0zepen lev6 asztalhoz sietett,
hol penztarcaja fekildt. Ebben g
pillanatban loves d0rdiilt ell, mely
az asszonyt jobb vallan erte. Az
idegen keresztiil lott az alto ii
vegen.
A megsebesitett halalra lied
asszony, hatso alton kirohant
a haz ele, segitsegert kialtozva.
A rend6rseg husz perc mulvs
6rkezett tett szinhelyere, per
sze a merenyl6nek nyoma veszett