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The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Miss Mary G. Boyer on Friday night
was hostess at dinner at Hotel Monte
Vista and theater party afterwards,
given in honor OF Miss Elizabeth Pur-
ser of Blue Mountain, Miss, and Mr..
James FELTON, Of Tempe. Guests: Mn.
and Mrs. FELTON,, Dr. and Mrs. Grady
Gammage, DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Doug
lass, III. and Mrs. Frank Cross, Mr..
and Mrs. Tom 0. Bellwood, Mrs. H.
?. Asselin, Mrs. Anna Carron, Mrs.
Catherine Walsh, Mrs. Carolyn Smith,
Miss Mary Giddings, Miss Bess Chap
pell, Miss Agnes Palmer, Miss Mar
garet Walsh, Miss Minnie Lintz, Miss
Mary Margaret Lockwood, Miss Will
myth Case and Joe KeIlana.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Mrs. Joe Tissaw last week gave a
bridge party. She used sweet peas
for decoration. Her guests were most
" Flagstaff girls, many of whom have
married and moved away but are here
for the summer. Present: Mrs. Eu
gene Campbell, Ashfork; Mrs. James
Warnoek, Phoenix; Miss Vera Green
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Mrs. E. d. Babbitt on Tuesday gave
an enjoyable bridge luncheon, invit~
ing: Mrs. j. C. Dolan, Mrs. John Ver~
kamp, Mrs. E. C. Slipher, Mrs. T. E.
Mccullough, Mrs. Robert Chambers,
Mrs. George Fleming, Mrs. Walter
Bennett, Mrs. Sidney ]. Gassman,
Mrs. j. p. Wilson, Mrs. Joe Babbitt,
Mrs. Bill Passey, Miss Mildred Whet-
sci, Miss Mary Lutz, Miss Josephine
Hayes and Miss Nina Clark.
-o0o
Mrs. William Babbitt on Tuesday
evening was hostess to a number of
friends at a swimming party at the
college swimming pool and informally
at her home afterwards when she
served refreshments to about 80
guests.
Mrs. Alice King had as dinner
guests Wednesday evening at Hotel
Monte Vista Mr.. and Mrs. Jess r.
Smith, Mrs. Lulu Robinson and Miss
Marjorie Robinson.
-oOo-
Professor ad Mrs. E. G.. Glass on
Tuesday evening gave a dinner bridge
ut their apartment in celebration of
heir second wedding anniversary.
Their guests were Dr.. and Mrs. M. G..
f'ronske, Mr.. and Mrs w. w. Tinsley,
Mrs. Agnes Robinson, Mrs. Lorna c.
iessup, Miss Edna Dotson, Miss Lora
Maxwell, Warren Tucker and I. D
iessuppe.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Orders taken at The Sun office
for engraved cards, letter heads and
envelopes,
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

law, Pasadena; Mrs. Durward McKin-
ney, Mrs. Lena Douglass, Mrs. Joe
Riekel, Mrs. Michael Ginsburg, Mrs.
Pat Burke, Mrs. Jack Moore, Mrs.
Ralph Verfurth, Mrs. Egan w. Jones
of Phoenix, Mrs. jim Gregg, Mrs.
Dayton Draine, Casa Grande; Miss
Zella Jones, Miss Nora Dent, Mrs.
Fred Floss, Miami; Mrs. Morris Gem
nell, Hayden; Miss Clara McGonigle,
Mrs. George Fleming, Mrs. Joe
Schmidt, Mrs. Guy Sykes, Mrs. Will
liam Pace, Mrs. Betsy Fransen and
Mrs. Ralph Davis.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Darling, were you faithful while
was away?"
"Oh, George, I was kissed twice !"
First by the orchestra and second
~ the Rotary club"
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Mrs James Warnock, who is spend
ing the summer at the H. c. Lockett
ranch north Of town, entertained
Wednesday with a one o'clock bridge
luncheon in compliment to her house
guest, Mr.. Warnock's sister, Mrs. w.
II. Renshaw Of Holbrook: Guests:
Mrs. Fred Floss of Miami, Mrs. James
MeRae, Mrs. T.. E. Mccullough, Mrs.
Felix Manning, Mrs. Joe Rickel, Mrs.
Henderson Warnock, Mrs. Morris
Gemmell, Mrs. Joe Tissaw, Mrs. Day
ton Draine, Miss Zella Jones and Miss
Vera Greenlaw Of Pasadena,
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19
APACHE MAID DOGS GONE

Everett Mercer, assistant chief Of
state rodent control, came home Sun
day evening from Apache Maid,
where he spent several days eradicat-
ing a colony of prairie dogs which had
eluded determination for several
years. They were an isolated group
numbering several hundred, the only
ones in that part of the country. jim
Ralston, cattleman, had reported see
ing them at various times, so Everett
went down and made a thorough job
Of their determination.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

The Harold S. Cotton horne on the
Fort alley road was the scene last
Saturday afternoon of q most en-
joyable informal tea and art exhib-
It when Mrs. Mary Russell Ferrell
Cotton received in her new studio
and tea was poured by Flagstaff
Business and Professional women
The Cotton home was charming with
yellow and lavender wild flowers.
Mrs. Lucina Devaney was chairman
in charge of arrangements and among
those who poured at the beautifully
appointed table were Mrs. Lorna
G. Jessup, Miss Lora Maxwell, Mrs.
William Babbitt, Mrs. George G. Cam
field, Miss Mary Costigan and Miss
Mary G. Boyer.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Rachel, Youngest daughter Of Rev.
and Mrs. H. T, Softley, celebrated her
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19
SOCIETY NOTES

Jane Wilson Of Ajo, Miss Amanda
Chingrin of Phoenix and Mrs. Oscar
Engelder Of Jerome.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Mrs. R. E. Taylor is entertaining to-
day members of the Silver commit
tee Of St. Margaret's guild at her
home at luncheon; those present will
be Mrs. r. c. Mills, Mrs. Grover
Jones, Mrs. Z. B. Raudebaugh, Mrs
Jack Kester, Mrs. Margaret McNer-
ney, Mrs. Henrietta Myers and Miss
Rebecca Spear.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Mrs. J. C. Dolan last Saturday was
hostess to members Of the Friday
bridge club of which she was a mem.
Der when Flagstaff was her home.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

A jolly picnic party gathered Sun
day afternoon III she aspens near
Hart Prairie with Mr. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Burrus as guests OF honor. These
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Burrus and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Burrus, Mr.. and Mrs W. j..
Ryan and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Dom
aid Herring and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. b. Hoch, Mr.. and Mrs 2. J..
Lindemann and children, Mrs. Lou
ise Moorman, Miss Mary Moorman,
Bud Moorman, Mrs. NJ j. Moran and
daughters, Patty and Margaret, and
Mrs. Luella Z. McGreavy.
The Coconino sun., 1927-08-19

Mrs. Carolyn Smith ana Miss Amy
O'Rourke on Wednesday evening en-
tertained these guests at dinner at
Hotel Monte Vista: Miss Julia Ben
son, Miss Bessie Benson, Miss Elsie
Cornforth, Miss Ruth Cornforth, Miss
Ida G. Wilson, Miss Helen Strom,
Miss Mary Crawford and Miss Vir-
ginia Flickenger.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19

tinued. the smelling commenced only after warnings had been issued that reprisals would come.
 German gas warfare. the report continued. was in concurrence with international law except in the usage of green and yellow cross" shells. These. however. were employed after the French. 50 the subcommittee said, had introduced unlawful means of gas warfare.
 The treatment of prisoners at the war front was not fully in concur renee with international law on either side. the report continued. \ Referring to hospital vessels. the report said that the status of these had been violated in few instances by both sides and further argued that Germany was entitled to de- clare certain war zones for vessels of all nations after it had been proved that the allies had hoisted neutral flags over their craft.
 Socialist Deputy Levi and Con- munist Deputy Stocker in behalf of their parties protested against the report, Levi saying that the Belgian deportations never could be justified.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
City Items

A meeting of the Falcons. Nest No. ss, will be held Friday evening at 7:30 at the Falcons hall. The meeting is called as final gath ering of the committees to report and complete arrangements for the e0th anniversary, observance, which will take place Sunday.
 Worthy Temple, Pythian Sisters. will hold its regular meeting on Friday evening at 8 o'clock. A class of candidates will be initiated.
 The junior members of Court Co., lumba will meet this evening at 2 o'clock at Red Mems hall. Main street. Applications for membership will be received.
 Miss Rose Rubin of Norwich is visiting her sister. Miss Betty Ru- Lin. of West Main street.
 Miss Ida Ruth Birnbaum has re- turned from weeks visit at Syra- cuse University where she was a guest of the Phi Epsilon Phi fra ternity. ....
 The New Britain Fish and Game Association will hold its monthly meeting tomorrow evening at s o'clock. at Jr. o. U. A. NJ. hall on Glen street.
 Sherman F. Avery of Shuttle Meadow avenue has returned from a weeks business trip to Philadel- phia.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
Trach0ma Disease Germ
 Is Reported Isolated

Washington. May ls tD>-Isolation of the germ which causes trachoma, an eye disease. has been announced to the American medical association by Dr. HiGeyom Noguchi, Japanese member of the Rockefeller institute for medical research.
 Delegates to the association's con- vention gave Dr. Noguchi a long ovation following the announcement and Dr. Hubert Work. the associa- tion's president. said If we have found the cause we will find the treatment"
 Trachoma is a granular infiamma- 'tion of the conductive, the mucous membrane which lines the inner sur face of the eyelids and Is reflected over the forepart of the eyeball.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
CATHOLIC CRITICISM
 OF Y. M. (. A. CROPS UP
Attention Called To Condition By
 Action of Authorities in

Warsaw. May 19 R,-Roman Catholic criticism of the activities of the Young Mems Christian associ' ation in Poland. which has been in progress for some time. has broken out afresh as the result of a circu- lar by the minister of education rec ommending closer relations between the Y. M. c. A. and the schools.
 The circular stated that the min- istry of education had learned that the school authorities had started a boycott against the Y. NJ. c. A. pro- hibiting their pupils from taking part in the athletics and other ac- tivities of the organization. He recommended that closer relations be established instead.
 This circular has brought a pro- test from Catholic school chaplains who declare that the recent mani- festo of Cardinal Kakowski con- demning Y. M. C. A. activities in Poland will be considered by them as their sole valid order.
 Despite the overwhelming pre- ponderance of Roman Catholics in the population of Poland, the Y. M. C. A. has been making progress in Poland. housewarming for tl, Cracow Y. NJ. c. A. home. the first in Poland. being held on April 10. Cardinal Kakowski. of Warsaw, pre- viously had protested against ap- peals being made to Roman Catho- lies to contribute to Y. NJ. c. A. ac- tivities and warned Catholics against the influence of the Pro- testant controlled" institutional
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
BOMBING OF PARIS
 DEFENDED TODAY
Rdchsta6 Gets Report From
 Special Committee

Berlin. May 1s (UP)-Justifica- tions of the wartime shelling of Paris and air bombing of London and extenuating explanations for other alleged German cruelties dur ing the war were in the possession of the Reichstag today in the form of a committee report. The report emphatically condoned unrestricted submarine warfare.
 Former Minister of Justice Jo- names Bell. as chairman of the third b-committee of the Reich stag's committee to investigate the responsibility for tho war, submit ted the report in five volumes. It dealt with the observance of inter- national law during the World War. Tho sub-committee's task was to determine whether or not the Ger man authorities had enforced or tolerated military or economic mea- sures which violated international law or whether their measures were cruel beyond economic or military requirements.
 In general. the subcommittee found Germany not guilty.
 The committee, considering the Hague convention regarding land warfare. concluded that govern ments generally had printed the text of the convention without edu- eating officers or men to its signi- ficance. Military activities of Bel sian civilians against the German army, especially the sniping by Rel glans. was not fully in concurrence with the Hague convention. the subcommittee said.- A majority of the sub committee did not express any opinion regarding the legality of the deportation of Belgian civil- ans. but minority found that the deportations were in violation of international law.
 It was unanimously agreed that irregularities during the deportation caused hardships.
 Unrestricted submarine warfare was no violation of international law, the subcommittee said. because it represented a reprisal against un- lawful British blockade.
 Since air raids were justified on all enemy means of warfare, the re- port said that air raids on London locks and arsenals were justified j. nd explained in attenuation that ], ae raids were undertaken at night E on Sundays when streets were de- ,rted. Long range bombardment of 'aris. which was inaugurated when | shell struck a Paris church dur ing Sunday services. was justified. the subcommittee said. although the places shelled were neither mili- tary buildings nor stores of war ma- terials. It was argued that the shelling was in reprisal against French air raids on unfortified and militarily, insignificant German towns. Moreover. the report con-
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
$ff8,OS0 REALTY DEAL

Middletown. Conn.,. May fs R>- The Middletown Y. NJ. C. A. which is planning to construct new building within the next two years today sold its present quarters, a four story building 35 years old to William F. Bieloy of this city for $116.o5o. They have until May 1, 1929 to vacate.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
RELATIVES CLAIM BODY

Middletown. Conn.,. May 19 P>- The body of Miss Bernice c. Marsh aus. 27. which was found in the Connecticut river at Deep River Tuesday was released to relatives by Coroner l.. A. Smith today. Miss Marshaus who was New York so- cial worker had been an inmate of Cromwell hall, sanitarium in Cromwell.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
FOR ART ADVANCEMENT

Movement for Encouragement Of
 Better Grade of Music Here.
 Delegates from civic clubs and the United Parents and Teachers association will meet at noon to- morrow at the Burritt hotel to formulate plans for an association to encourage the promotion of music and the fine arts in New Britain. The delegates will consti- tute a governing board which will map out program of organiza- ticn and activity.
 It is hoped to gain assurance of sufficient financial backing to war rant undertaking a program of bet ter music. The clubs whose dele gates will attend tomorrow's meet ing will form the nucleus of a community organization later to be augmented from other sources.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19

In the northwestern part of the United States there Is an area of almost 100000 square miles of solid lava. due to prehistoric volcanic eruptions.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19
CENTRAL JR. H. s. NOTES

The Junior Dramatic club of the Central Junior high school under the direction of Miss Agnes McLam, made Its debute yesterday afternoon at 4:15 o'clock in the school audi torium. presenting the three ict comedy, "At the Sign of the Pewter Jug" The play was well given and acted, causing much favorable com- ment from the audience. The cast of characters were as follows:
 Suzanne Shuler ..... Marie Brophy Lela Shuler ........ Claire Roulier Barbara Shuler ...... Mary Farrel Mrs. Wellington Watts .......
 ........ .. Marjorie Leavitt Betty Watts, her daughter ....
 ........ Faith Barry William Norten .. James Macarthur John Mackenzie ...... Leon Hatoff Joseph Wetherbee .......
 ......... Edward Pankanin Prince Boris TX. of Valencia
 ............... Albert Loomis Robert Doolittle .... Robert Bodry Mary Mccarthy. the Irish cook
 ........... Jean Stockwell
 The scenes were at the summer inn. "The Sign of the Pewter Jug" in the Berkshires. The Orchestra Club under the direction of Miss Doris Bradley played during inter- missions. This was the first play the dramatic club has presented this year and will probably be the last as the semester will close soon.
New Britain herald., 1927-05-19

Made of Chamoisette. Washable, novelty cuffs in two-tone embroidery. Regular $1 to $1.50 value. oA-
 Overst0ck Sale Price o31
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17

vet Matt, akit| varnak, minden
tarsam massal van elfoglalya, $
engem egyediil hagytals.
A munlSas levctte a nagy csil-
lart, lejott a magasbol, kisse a
skiraly vallara tamaszkodott mi.
kor mindennel ellsesziilt, eltavo-
Zott.
Este semm nIasr0l mem beszel-
TEX a palotaban, mint arr0l ba-
tor tolvajrol, aki az egesz vilag
szemelattara keritette hatalma.
ba a csillart es ellopta.
- Felseged, kivan valami bin
.tetest kiszabni mulasztokra? -
kerdeztek az udvaroncok.
Nos, - valaszolta a kiraly
ezt a tolvajlast el kel viselni
inert kiilonben biintarsakat Is
meg kellene bintetni. Mar pedie
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
HET EGEsZSEGEs szoKAs.

Ila egy epiiletet rossz anyagbol
allitottak ossze, vagy ha haziur
elhanyagolja az epiiletet, ugy az
termeszetes folyamatkent tonkre
megy, darabokra esik. Ugyanez
all az emberi epityenyre. A rossz,
elegtelen anyagu emberi epit-
meny mem kepes mindennapl e.
let yiharait kiallani. Az emberi
epiiletben' a betegsegek elleni
cllentall6kepesseg az anyagl osz-
szetctel crejetol fiigg.
Miert ne tegyiink magunkeva
a legcgyszeriibb het egeszseges
szokast ? Miert ne igyekezziink
szervezetiinket ugy megeroslte-
nj, hogy kepes legyen a mlndun,
talan lesben allo betegsegeket le-
gyoznig Ime:
/. Kellokep kiyalasztott etke-
zes. mersekelt hcnnyisegben Is
alaposan megragva.
2. Tiszta, friss leveg6. ugy nap
pal, mint ejszaka.
3. Napsugar, amikor csal5 hoz'
zaiutIlat az ember.
a. Legalabb napi 8 ora nyu'
godt pihenes.
S. a korhoz megfelelo testgya.
korlatok.
6. Megfelelo mennyisegiI test
vagy szcllemi .mnn.kaa ". e es szoraeko;
.zas.
Il Nyugodt ysrnlerssklet, EN-
beri megsrtes es sziybeli kacaj
! Tekintet nslkiil q korra, ez q
het szokas, mindepkit egykep
gnGdagitani fog; aki azokat ma
Raeva teszi es gyakorolja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
KIRALYI BtjNTARs.

AlN. Lapos egyszer a versatile.
81 termeken haladt kereszttl, ep-
pen akkor, mikor karpitosok es
mas mesteremberek Oft stirgol6d-
TEX es foglalatoskodtak.
Meglatott egy embert, aki a
letra tetejen allra azon igyeke.
zctt, hogy egy nagy arany csil-
lart vegyen lc mennyezetrol, de
k0zben eletvezedelemben for.
gott.
On mem yette eszre, uram.
hogy rovid a letraja, = sz6lt a
kiraly a munkashoz. - maid en-
segitek.
- Uram. felelte a munkas
= ezer, bocsanat, on nagy szives-
seget tesz nekem, de a nagyk0.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17

leseg k0zti vitaban, a gyemant
nagyszeriien kepes bet0lteni sze-
repet, mint bekebiro.
A vilag gyemant anyaga igen
korlatolt. Hogy mennyi ertskii
gyemant van a fold kereksegen
nehez volna megallapitani, annyi
azonban bizonyos, hogy ezideig
csak nehany fontosabb banyat 81
keriilt felfedezni es ha azok kline
riltek, XII tudja talalhatunk e
uJabbakat9
n gyemant ,amit ma az elokeb
ekszeresz iizleteben latunk. ter.
meszetler0k kozremiikodeseye
formalodott. A tudomany semmi
bHtosat sem tud a gyemant ere
deterol es kepzodeserol, de az ed,
digi megallapitasok szerint KEEP
codes millio ts millio ev elott, tor
tenhetett, amikor meg sem nove-
nyi sem allati elet f0ld0n mem
letezett. Semmifele SERVES el0.
leny nem lett volna kepes kia lla-
nj AIT a rendkiviili hot, ami a gye
mant kepz6desehez szerepet jat-
scott.
AZ is lehetseges, hogy a gye-
mant egy meteor kepz6dmeny, a
mi yalami mas planetabol hullott
ide. Bizonyos azonban, hogy sob
milli6 evnek kellett leperegni, mig
cz hepzodmeny mai formajat es
vegyi alkatat elnyerhette.
A leggazdagabb gyemant me.
zok Afrikaban vannak. De ne
higyjuk, hogy olyan konnycn le-
het dragakovet, valahol is klba
nyaszni. Atlag egy wagon kek a.
nyasbol lehet egy karat trtek'l
cyemantot nycrni Vegiil mem
mind gyemant, ami fenylik, inert
| a kibanyaszott "gyemantok
naeyresze csak azert nyer lpar1
Is kereskedelmi cricket, inert ke'
meny.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
A GYEMANT EREDETE, Err
TEKE Es HAZAJA.
Emberemlekezet ota divatozik az
ekszerviselet. - Miert lett a gye-
mant a dragakovek kiralya. -
Gy smant, mint a hazastarsak
"bekebiraja'. A brillians az
univerzum legregibb lakoja.

AZ emberi tortenelem legkez-
deten, az ember - ferfi es no ecy
arant - ep oily lelkesedessel az.
gatta tele magat ekszerekkel,
mint manapsag. Az o.testamen-
tumbol kitiinik, hogy Abraham
szolgaja, mikor Rebekaval talal-
kozott a kutnaI "ket tiz shekel
sulyos arany karperecet aJandt-
kozott nelki..."
Osregi sirok. fejedelmi sirhe-
lyek feltarasn.val szemelyi hiu-
sag pompas ekszerhalmaza is fell
tarult, de csodalatos modon iga-
zolodik be az Is. hogy az okori ne
pek feliilmulhatatlan kepesseggel
birtak miiveszi ekszerek krea-
ci6iaban. A fold minden nepe
megtalalta a maya saJatos anya
gat az ekszer keszitesre, amivel
aztan testlket diszitettek. ICY a
yaskorszakban, vasdarabokkal es
kagylokkal aggatta fel magat a
prlmitiv ember. A Salomon szige-
TEX lak6i szaritott boroket, csont-
darabokat hasznaltak fel Eek,
szer'' keszitesre. A agtortene-
lem mas periodusaiban bogyokat
Is tollakat fiizott niagara az okor
embere, de ilyen anyagok nem Is
meretlenek ma sem a elvlllzacio
szeletol erintetlen prlmltlv tor
zsek kozott.
Maga $50 modern er, Iete
"Joie' (francia) oromet, kelle.
mes allapotot jelent es ezzel kap-
csolatban italian mem tulozunk, ha
AIT merjiik allitani, hogy az Elk
szerek nemcsak miiveszetben.
de az emberi tortenelemben is
fontos szerepet toltottek be.
A gyemantot az egesz vilagon
az ekszerek iinnepe1t- kiralyanak
tartjak. A zosszes dragak0yek
xozott ez legkemenyebb. leg
ragyogobb es legtartosabb. Meg
jegyzend6, hogy a gyemant igazl
ragyogasat csak seiszolas es sok'
oldal1 felszin keszitese reven kap
juk. A gytmantcsiszolas m'ive'
szete 0riasi mertekben haladt elo
re az ut6bbi ket evszazad alatt'
Igen solsan probalkoztak mar a
pondolattal, hogy gyemantot mes
terseces uton allitsak el0, de ez
mindezideig egyetlen komoly ST.
kerrol sem lehet beszainolnl. "
EEK a prdbalgatasok birnak Df
zonyos tudomanyos haterrei g
erdekl5dessel, merit maga gye-
mant anyaga Is yegyi osszeteteie
meg mirrdig misztilsumnak teklni
het0.
al gyema1ltot karatokbaal me-
rlk. Egy ounzenyi gyemant lalla
karatnak felel meg. Egy ounces
gyemant nleghalad5a a haromne
eyed miili6 dollar cricket. A ka'
ratonk6nti ertelS a dragako me.
rctc emelkeaeseFel snorekszik
Mint minden dragako, d gye-
mant is bir kozmondasos es
ilepllit alapon kiilonleges erok
kel. Icy peldaul ait tartiak, hogy
q gyemant clhkritja q mergezast
IL 6riiltsaget Al kozepkorban
q nv 4 talaltak hogy ferj es fe'
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17
AssZONY NELKijL.

Firdozesrol erkezik meg az
asszony es a ferjehez fordul:
Mendd, dragam, hogy tud-
tai megelni hetekig nelkiilem
- Olcson.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-11-17

en- yoltam az, aki tartotta tolvajl
letraiat. & A
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-10
Breakfast Suites and
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$1O3 Solid Mahogany Bookcase, $3.50
$34 Mahogany Davenport Table, $1,000
$435O Mahogany Music Cabinet, S29.75
$44 Mahogany Center Table, S29.75
$129 Chaise Tongue with pillow, S79.75
$2450 Selid Mahogany Chair, S15.75
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