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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
ALASKAN HOMES PROTECTED.

By it's decision, handed down last week in the case of the United States Ys Ole Bsskness of Fairbanks the Federal supreme Court deeiagAd that the right Of Alaskans to preservation Of the sanetty of theif h5aass from unwarfanted n trusion from meddesome, snooping busy5sde was as sacred as that Of the residents of aay other section Of the United States. Il thus re- jected the contention of Federal district attorneys in the Territory who had pleaded that the pro tection expressly given to the country at large by Congress in its enactment of the National Prohibition Act did not extend to Alaska because of dinerent provision in the Bone Dry Act ag- plcabe only to the Territory.
 The National Prohibition Act requires that there be reasonable grounds to believe that private residences are being used for the sale of acosohc liquor before search warrants shall issue for them Under the Alaska Bone Dry Law, it was necessary only to show reason to believe that such liquor was possessed i'll private homes in order to obtain search warrants. As has been the case with other provisions of the two laws. this search warrant procedure worked over time Dry snoopers, unable to obtain search warrants under the Federal statute turned to the Alaska Bone Dry Law. That it was done nowhere else in the entire nation made no dif1el- ence. mans home longer his castle
 But this sort of thing shall be no more, is in effect the meaning of the decision of the Su- preme Court. Specifically, it said
 Congress careful to de-
 clare in the National Prohibition Act
 that mere possession of liquor in ones
 home shall not be unla wful and forbid
 the procurement of evidence through
 warrants directing the search of dwell
 ings strictly private and not alleged to
 be used for unlawful sale.
 This was the protection given homes gen erally and which it was contended by Govern ment counsel was not applicable to Alasha. But said the Supreme Court:
 The emphatic declaration that no
 private dwelling shall be searched eA-
 cept under specified circumstances dis
 closed general policy to protect the
 home against intrusion through the use
 of search warrants. Certainly no ade-
 quate reason is suggested fer withhold
 ing from those who reside in Alaska
 safegiartls deemed essential in all other
 territory subject to the jurisdiction of
 the United States.
 This language should clarfy the local situa- tion It is specific and definite. 1t permits of no misunderstanding and should be easily fol- lowed by officers whose duty it is properly to enforce the statutes Nor should those who rep resented the Government in the Berkness case have any feeling in the matter They presented the case as they had interpreted the law The Supreme Court did not so interpret the statutes and it's interpretation fixes the law.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
AMERICAN INVESTMENTS IN CANADA.

Canada. with approximately the same area as the United States, has population that is about equal only to the combined population of New York City and Chicago. Obviously coun- try of such magnitude and so sparsely inhabited is not in position to take advantage of all It's natural advantages and is, therefore. unable to realize on it's potential natural wealth. The real izaton of this fact is common both to Canadians and Americans On the one hand Canada seeks to draw settlers and invites capital to invest within its borders and the other American capital is investing and more heavily there and taking with it, to extent American employees.
 It is estimated that more than s2500, 900, 900 of American money is invested in Canadian enterprises or securities. In the pulp and paper industry alone, Americans have invested more than $500, 900 900; in mining an additional S2OO GOO ,000 in general industries more than $500 O00, ,000 in Canadian railway securities about $43O. .000. 900, Today American Investments rep resent 53 per cent of the total so-called foreign investments as compared to IT per cent. four years ago.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
White House Tip to Farmers.
Cincinnati Enquirer.)

Semi-officia advices from the White House may be construed hint that the President is ready to talk farm relief with Western Sen ators and Representatives. They also indicate that Mir Coolidge is of the same adverse opinion as to the equalization feature of the McNary- Haughen bill he held when he vetoed that meas ure but that he is of open mind and willing to consider other proposals to bring about the required relief
 What the President seems to wish is that agricultural interests agree, first, among them selves and not come before Congress with a multiplex of counsels, and a variegated lot or proposals that will confuse Congress and inter fere with adequate legislation.
 Also, it is made to appear that the Pres- dent adheres to his belief that the best help Tor the farmer can come through cooperative mar keting associations with reasonable Government encouragement financially. Things are shaping lin Washington for get-together conventions of farm interests with compromise in view. un- likely as may be the early cancellation of the Western politicians who are undertaking to serve the farmers
 It may be said. confidently, that there is no considerable opposition to giving help to the farmer where it is required What is important and absolutely. necessary. is that the farmers or strong majority of them come to an agree ment and present to Congress a sensible plan, devoid of political features and not coming through those who are more interested in their own political fortunes than they are in the well fare of the farmers they purport to represent. l So long as farm relief proposals of varying kinds
 are presented to Congress by rival politicians from the West, even from the same State. it must
 not be expected that Congress will do much.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
PROVING HIS OWN FOLLY.

< The University of Maryland medical student
 who attempted to smoke 90 cigars in l2 hours
 to prove that smoking is harmless. and was forced to quit after having got away with but
 so in eight hours. proved nothing but his own
 folly TO smoke 30 cigars in eight hours, pro vided they are of average size and quality, one would he compelled to stick almost continuously to the task Only rank amateur in the use of tobacco would attempt any such thing Even lzthe most tuveterate users of the weed, those &ho smdke steadily day in and day out and
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
 AND STOP CATARRH
Tells How To Open Clogged Nos trils and End Head- Colds.

You feel fine in a few mo- ments. Your cold in head or catarIh will be gone. Your clog ged nostrils will open. The air passages of your head will clear and you can breathe freely. No more dullness. headache: no
 hawking. snuffling, mucous dis
 charges or dryness; no struggling for breath at night.
 Tell your druggist you want a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm. Apply little of this fragrant,
 antiseptic cream in your nostrils let it penetrate through every air
 passage of the head: soothe and heal the swollen, infiamed mu- cous membrane, and relief comes instantly.
 It. is just what every cold and catarrh sufferer needs. Don't stay stuffed-up and miserable. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
More or Less True

mOTC oT ICSo tIuC
 A practical woman is one who asks for a washing machine in stead of the fur coat she wants and a brute is the husband whoi buy her the washing machine in. stead of the coat.
 These are days when girl who says she is going up to dress looks like she had forgotten what she went up for when she gets down.
 Complexions are not more iEl- rortant than children, but on.y seem so because they get so much more attention.
 They have taken the "obey' out of the marriage ceremony and the lived happily ever afterward' out # the novels.
 We used to see . man who vest and top of his pants didn meet by several inches, but we never expected to live to see tns day when we'd see girls going around with that much space be- ween the tops of the.r stockinss and skirts.
 The reason women have b d. mand alimony is because fathers refuse to agree to take back theiF daughters if they don't prove sa;- iafontorv as wiyes
 Usually the thing about a hus- band wife is most dissatisfiel with is his salary.
 It is about as hard to und ' stand why women should want to be so much like men as it wouli be to understand why a palace should want to be a shack cn 2 dump.
 We reckon blonde vamp5 wouldn't find yamping so darn easy if it wasn't for the tongues at home.
 When she has only one pair, q flapper wears her silk stockings a lot longer than she does her skirts, you bet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

have done so for a long time would not under take such task.
 For the sake of argument suppose case hardened cigar smoker did make the attempt without i'll results What would he have proved? Not "a thing Though he none the worse for the experience, others attempting to do the same thing probably would be made uncomfort- ably sick That which is one mans drink often proves to be poison to another. Because the Maryland student made sick doesn't make a case for the anti-smoking league. Had ne eaten pork quail. even bread. or drank water CT milk in the same approximately abnormal auantities as he smoked cigars, the physlcal effects following undoubtedly would have been equally as marked and his resultant sickness as painful
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
It Certainly Is

"1hey certainly are uncoverine an awful lot of graft in politics, remarked Joues.
 Well, it ia the fad these days to expose everything, you know, replied Smith, whose eyes wei following a flaprer.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

The early Christmas shopper is theN eonienteh shopper. He gets better variety from whicE to select his gifts and more adequate service rom clerks who apt to be rushed as the season grows later Shop cary is old adv.ca but 1t s wise.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
Thinos We'd Like to Know

Was the article on the woman $ page entitled Food Value of Nn,s.' written by a cannibal die titan, do you suppose?
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
She Was Riaht

You hear lot of things now with a radio you didn't use to near" remarked the caller.
 "Yas," sighed the missus, l certainly never used to hear Join use such awful language before we got this static broadcaster. r."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

That true American history textbook should be brought down to the present time so to in- clude Mayor Thompson's great victory King George in the battle of Chicago Indianapolis Star)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
The Ananias Club

q can't afford them both" said the working girl, "so I spend my money for eats instead of for silk stockings"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

Somehow this talk about thri party rT fhe 1928 election seems to have evaporated int ta.n air Maybe Senator Borah has talked tso nrch about making prohibition issue to suit the "prosressvc9 politicians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
No Money Fer Hats

The working girl has
 New coat of fur, Which means lunch hour now Means naught to her.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
ALONG LIFE'S DETOUR
 By SAM HILL
of oldest Inhabitan.

What's become of the old fashioned expression, Sweet six teen and never been kissed"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
Grsen Meant Go, and Not Maybe

Graen Meant Go, and Not Maybe
 What's the idea of that set ot traffic lights over the mantel? inquired the young man calling 9n his daughter.
 "1t's fathers idea" she explain d. "The red stays on until eley sn.thirty, then he Flashes on the amber and at twelve the green. And you know she added, "fa- rher is a traffic cop
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

Anyhow, the voting being over, Al Smith and T. Roosevelt, Jr.. bury the meat ax for an- other spell--fDes Moines Register
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

For some reason another the public seems to feel little excitement MT Hearst's ex- pose of Mexlco's folly in backing the wrons horse in Nicaragua.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

Add Pests l can't quite figure how He gets that way, But he thinks dutch treat means That 1 will pay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
Another Nature Note

Another Nature Note It is said the Japanese beetle's
 diet includes 200 kinds of plants. But we'll bet spinach isn't one Of them.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
Mean Brute

sIt says here," snorted Mrs. Crouch, that New York alien lst declares woman's refusal 10 talk is sign of insanity
 Huh" growled her husban'i, "I'd say it was sign she was dead"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29
KNIGHTS OF COftJM HtIC
Douglas Aerie IF Fraternal
 Order of Eagles

Meets regular 1st. 2nd, 4th Mon days in Douglas at ?. m. Eagles Hali. . And the third Wednesday cf each month, 7:3 p. m. in Odd Fellows Hall. Juneau. Visiting brothers welcome.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

What Every Married Man knows
 "Pa," said Clarence, what is an under-cover man?"
 Hes a man, son. replied his lad, ''who sleeps alone and lon't have a wife who grabs all the covers
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

Passing Observation Many a girl just looks like she was her mothers biggest worry.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

Hers Bare Existence Slip-ons she may have on But looking at Miss Golf You sort'a wonder if
 They too have not slipped o
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

This Is the Time O Year When we wish we had gone in to one of them Christmas savings clubs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

First Salesman. So you now only have to visit six states in stead of twelve. eh?' !
 Second Ditto: Yes, I'm like girls clothes. l don't cover near ly as much territory as l usfu to-"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-11-29

ALASKA cIrsr;ulATIoN GUARANTEED TO BE LARGER
 TttAn THAT OF oTHE OBLIGATION
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
A megcsalt ferj
halalos bosszuia
Klhallgatta q szerelmesek te1efo.
nalasat. = Of golyot repitett az
udvarloba.

Ferris NamiInak, l271a
Phelps St. alatt van szab6iizlete.
Az ilzlet felct lakoit nfoy esq
tcndG ota felcsd@evel. Az ut6bbi
ldoben tszrevctte, hogy felesege-
mex nagyban udvarol Wadey
Hodge. A csendes, szelid terme-
szetu, sziriai szab6mester vegze-
tes tettre hatarozta ell magat.
A multi heten hetf6n delutan
klhallgatott egy telefon beszelge-
test, mely felesege es Wadey
Hodge kozott folyt lie. A szerel-
mesek abban allapodtak meg,
hogy az ndvarlo ct orakor, az asz-
szonyt felkeresi lakasan. A meg
csalt ferj erre magahoz vette re-
volveret elhataroNa, hogy meg
fogia lepni a szerelmeseket.
A megbeszflt id6ben, varatla-
nul beallitott a lakasba. Az udvar
lot felesegfvel egyiitt nagyon Ike
nyes helyzetben talalta. ElSyette
revolverdt cgy $50 nelkiil ut
goly6t bo satott az udvarloba. A
hatodik goly6 nem talalt falba
furodott.
A gyilkos a merenylet utan,
mint XII dolgat j6l vegezte, le-
j0tt az iizlete eie az emeletr6l
Oft varta be. amig rend6rseg
megerkezett.
Ferris, minden izgatottsag mel
Kill beismerte a gyilkossagot eny
nyit mondott: "Igen, en- l6ttem
lie, en- 0ltem meg >--
A rend6r0k azonnal letart6ztat-
tax s vizsgal6bir6 ele vitttk, ahol
legnagyobb nyugalommal adta
el6 vallomasaban a gyilkossag le
folyasat
Ferris els6foku gyilkossaggal
vadolva, bMt ositek nelkiil fogva
van. Ugye a Macy eskiidtszek ela
keriil. Val6szinii. hogy az "irat-
Ian torveny' alapjan fel fogjak
menteni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
KET NAPos K1RANDULAs.
A kett6s iinnepen Alronban mer
k6zik a SIT Istvan csapat.

A Katholikus Ifjusagi K0r
"Szt. Istvan" csapata vasarnap
reggel Akronba indul, ahol az
nap es hetf6n merk6zest tart.
Indulas a K0r uj helyisfge g.
l6l, mely a SIT. lstvan templom-
NAL szembe van, vasarnap reggel
10 6rakor. Akik csak hetf6n in
dufhatnak, azok hetf3n reggel II
6rakor gyiilekezzenek az nj he
lyiseg el6tt.
A vasarnapi es hetf6i merk6-
z6st illet6leg Brogley Ference
szolgal reszletcs felvilagositassal.
Hetf6n este youngstowniak
reszt vesznek az akroniak ffnyes
sziireti mulatsagan.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
vERHovAY KoNvENcIo.
Hetf0n veszi kezdetet. - Macy
erdeklodes elozi meg a valasztast.

Verhovay Segely Egylet nagy-
fontossagu konvencioja hetfon
veszi kezdetet a pittsburgh Mo-
nongahela Hall-ban. A konvenci6n
Youngstown keriiletet Grego-
sits JOSEF es Kor0sf6y Janos de.
legatusok kepviselik.
Az igazgatosag tanacskozasai
mar csiit0rt0k0n megkezd0dtek,
lapunk f0szerkeszt6je, Nemenyl
Erno Mikl6s igazgato mar eluta-
zott Pttsburghba.
A konvencio valasztja meg a
tisztvisel0ket valamint vezeto-
segct. A Verhovay tagok nagy
trdekl6desscl varjak valasztas
credmenytt, kiil0nosen ait. hogy
kit iiltetnek ez alkalommal az cl-
n0ki sztkbe.
A konvenci6 lefolyasar0l lapunl
i0v6 szamaban szolgalunk reszlc-
gcs hiradassal. mivel annak vtge
csak szombathoz egy hetre var
hat6.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
sZEMELYI H1R.

Ma'hrer LajoS mern0k. DR.. Ma.
hrer Marion Pal sebeszorvos edes
apja, harom honapi Youngstown
tart6zkodasa utan hetf0n vissza.
indult EurGpaba.
A Macy tudasu, kedves 0regn-
rat itteni latogatasa alkalmaval
szamosan tanultuk meg becsiilni,
tisztelni es szeretni.
Mahrer bacsi fiat latogatta meg
most, hogy visszaindult az 0ha-
zabt szerencsekivanataink kise-
rik hOsszu uton.
Youngstown tapasztalatai lie
het6 legkedvezohbel voltak, itt-
lete alatt nagyon meg&erette A.
merikat. amire legjelemz3bb ez a
gyakran hangoztatott mondasa,
hogy:
"Volnek csak harminc tvvel
fiatalabb, bottal sc tudnanak in
men elverni."
Tavozasat igen sajnaljuk, re-
meljiik meg 6riz benniimket 10 en-
l6kezeteben, inert mi mindig ma.
gyon kedvesen fogunk ragondol'
nj
Akikt0l szemelyesen mem vehe.
tett bucsut azoknak ezllton mond
sziyes listen hozzad.ot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
A hetfoi Macy iinnep
A SIT. Imre Egyles youngstown
osztalya hetfon Macy zaszl6szen.
telesre invitalta magyarsagot.-
Rezeshandas felvonulas, diszmenet
Az egyhazi iinnepseg utan disz-
ebed es tancmulatsag.

Honapok 6ta 1art6, lelkes, "a
radhatatlan munka cl6zi MEG q
hetfSi zaszl6szpnt plest. Amint AL
mar megiriuk, SIT. Imre Hg
Egyiet, hclyi oSztalyanak lobog6.
jat Macy iinnepstgek kcrcttbcn
szentelik fel hetf6n.
A szenteles napjaul azert va.
lasztotta rendez0seg Labor
Dayt, mivel akkor mindeniitt szii
netel a mumka, ICY az egylet 8.
romiinnepeb6l minden magyar Xxi.
veheti maya reszet.
Az el6jelekb6l ittlve, a hetfSi
zaszl0>zentelts emlfkezetes ma.
eyar iinnep ltszen. Eszfend6k 6ta
mem lattunk varosunkban bandas,
zaszl6s magyar rukkolast - htt.
f6n ez is lesz. Remfljiik Is hisz.
silk, hogy a httf6i diSzfelvonu-
las impOzans mtrctii leSz a me-
netb6l nom marad el egy magyar
sem. Az iinnepl6 egylet meghiva.
sat Szamos helyi es videki tcstii.
let tette magafva. megigfrvc
megjelenestt.
Hetf6n reggel 10 6rara minden-
kinel1 az Ukran Hallban kell len.
nl mlvel menet, rezbanda we
tese mellett innen indul maid a
magyar g0r0g katholikus temp.
lomba, ahol F6t. Varlaky Sander
plebanos szenteli fel zaszl6t s
Fot. Maczk6 JOSEF istcntisztele.
tet tart.
A SIT, Gy0rgt templomb6l dia
menetben vonul az iinnepl6 ma
gyarsag vissza az Ukran Hallba,
ahol Mt. Gerenday Laszl6 ref. lei
kesz szentcli fel zaszl6t.
Az egyhazi iinnepseg utan
megterittett asztalok melle telep.
SILK maid lie az iinnepl6 magyar
sag, az egylet lelkes asszony es
leanytagjai kitiin6 f6ztjet fogiak
fogyasztani. Az ebed alkalmaval
szamos felk0sz0nt6 hangzik ell.
az egyhazak egyletek kikiild0t.
tel ekkor tolmh sol jak j0kivansa-
gaikat.
A diszebedet pompas magyar
tancmnlatsag k0veti, Medvc Ist-
van hubbard zenekaranak mu.
zsikaja mellett.
A hetfoi, nagy jelent6segii ma
gyar iinnepre hivatalos minden
magyar. Remeljiik es hissziik.
hogy a magyarsag szine-j javat fog
juk oft egyiitt latni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
Regenyes multja
van 4 kormanyzonak
AL Smith multja szinte messnek
hangzik. - A pultt6l kormany-
z6i szekig.
Eoyszcr volt, hol ncm volt.

Eeyszer volt, hol ncm volt.
Kormanyzo valasztasra k6sziil
TEX New York allamban. valami
kor rfgen.
Banketteztek, azon .clcn volt
az egyik jel0lt is, Al Smith. A
diszebtd vendtgei KOHL felallott
egy holgy, besaedet tartott, nagy
volt a megrok0ny0des amikor ell.
mondotta, hogy kormanyz6 je.
l0lt. meg college.ot sem vegzett.
Al Smith felallott kijelente.
sevel raduplazott holgy szonok.
ra, amikor bevallotta, hogy meg
elemi isholat sem vegzett.
New York allam korm manyz6ja
legaMlr6l keriilt lcgfeliilre. Smith
apja mint teheraut6 vezet6 kcrcs,
te meg kenyeret. Al Is csztend6s
koraban elveszitette atyiat s me-
hany esztendG mulva raszakadt a
cSalad pltartasanak a gondja. Egy
halkereskedesben kapott alkal.
mazast, mint seged kerestc kcnye-
ret. A halakat fogdosta vev6k-
nek a Macy iivegmedenceb6l, amig
horgara mem akadt egy aranyha-
lacska. Kezbesit6i alhst kapott
bir6sagnal $ a Macy eslliidtszek
idezeseit kezbesitgette XII. 1904
ben be keriilt az allami t0rveny-
hozasba s nehany esztend6 mulva
a parliament egyik legtevekenyebb
tagjava lett.
Egyszer, egy nagyobb tarsasag
tagjai iskolai kepzettsegiiket fl
togtattak. A tarsasag egyik tag
ia, mem minden celzas nellsiil kar.
dest iRtezett Smithhez, hogy 3 mi
lyen f6iskolan nycrt ktpesitest.
Smith keszseggel valaSzolta "En
az F. F.. M. f6iskolan vtgeztcm. :"
CsodalkOzva kerdcztek t6lle, hogy
az menre van?
''Fulton Fish Market - va
laszolta AL Smith.
Egy mask alkalommal, egy moi
reporter megherdezte Alt, igaz-e
az, hogy 8 soha egy konyvet sem
olvasott vegig;
- K0z0Rseges hazugsag. vala.
szolta Smith, egy k0nyvet kezdet-
t6l vegig elolvastam.
AL Smith jelenleg 81 esztcndos,
harom gyermekiik van ,akik mind
annyian hazasok.
Mem lehet tudni, hogy nit hoz
a j6v5. Mines kizarva, hogy leg
k0zelebb a hajdani 'boltosseged
keril az eln0ki szeRbe.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
FoNTos GYttLEs.
A SIT. Imre Egylet tagjainak
figyelmebe.

A SIT. Tmre Egylet youngstow-
nj 9-ik osztalya, vasarnap, sep
tember 4-en, delutan ket oral kez-
dettel tartja meg nagyfontossagu
gyiileset gor. kath. templom bez
mentjeben.
Minden tag megjeleneset feltet-
leniil elvarja vezetoseg. annal
is inkabb, mivel hetf0i zaszl6.
szenteles iigy6ben kell meg fontos
megbeszeleseket vegezni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01
ERDEKES MoZI.

A magyarsag szives figyelme
be aianljuk AIT az erdekes moz
el6adast, mely vasamap este s
oral kezdettel lesz tartva a SIT
1stvan egyhaz telken. Bemutatas
ra egy nagyon erdekes, tanulsa
COS darab keriil, cine: "Whert
is my children
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-09-01

a legnagyobb elismeres hangjan
emlekezik meg Boross Ilonka ia
niton6 munkajarol, aki faradha-
Italian szorgalommal tanitotta a
gyermekeket a nyaron es igazan
gyony0ru eredmenyt ert ell.
RemeljIk fs hissziik, hogy a i5-
vo esztendoben a nyari iskola
iieye nagyobb retegekben talAl
megertesre $ mem lesz olyan camp
belli sziilo, aki oda nem hildi
maid gyermekeit.