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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-12
A MoNTREALI sz0RNYETEc

Macy erdekl1dessel varjak Co
1ombe- max, mentreali sz0rnye-
teg biinporenek targyalasat. Ez az
elvetemedett, ember a varosban,
mem messze palyaudvartol, la
kast berelt es allandoan a vasuti
allomas k0zeleben 6lalkodott. Ha
idegen not vett eszre, akir6l lat
TIA, hogy tajekozatlan, udvariasan
k0sz0nt0tte es el0zekenyen fell
ajanlotta szolgalatait. Coulombe
azutan mindig talalt valamilyen
iiriigyet, hogy noHct lakasara
,felcsalja Is a szerencsetlenek tob-
be nem IS keriiltek el6. Ez az EN-
beri sz0rnyeteg meggyilkolta es
feldarabolta 0ket. A szomszedok-
max vegre is feltiint, hogy mily
sok no latogatja meg Coulombe-t,
A
akiket mem lattak azutan tavoz-
nj Gyauut fogtak Is feljelentet-
tex a rendorsegen. A rendorok
titokhan megfigyeltek Is egy ali
kalommal behatoltak lakasapa.
Eey fatal ,16 ewes leanyt, Hin-
che Larehde0ut talaltak Oft. Val
lat6ra fogtak Is kideriilt, hogy a
leanyt is ugy csalta fel.
~ ont nsm bantalmaztag
herdezte q rendGr.
Mem; mer szerelmes lett be-
lem ~ k6nynzeritett arra, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-12
vERHovAY 108

Beteg tagjainak nevsora k0-
vetkezo: Szekely Karoly 2113
Manhattan Ave-, Doka Sander
542 Mable st. Hank6 Mihaly 81
Fa'irview Ave., Campbell O. Be-
tegseg titkarnal jelentend6 be
211 Edward st. Tel. 78749.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-12
PAPAI K1TtjNTETfsEK

Budapestr0l jelentik: - A pa
pa dr.. Szmrecsanyi Lajos egri err
SEX el6terjesztesere Bury Alajos
kisvardai rom. kath. tanit6kepz6-
intezeti igazgatdt Is SGentgyor-
gyi J6xsef mez3k0vesdi hittanar,
realgimnaziumi internatnsi he
lyettes iga1gat6t tb. papai titkos
kaplanokka nevezte XII.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-12
Miert nem lehet eeyesiilni?
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II (Folytatas az 1sS oldalr6D
gaz tasad5uk hosy ssylt 1ssvstsg
aa nezve sppen oyan AAk osssfansk tjsk mint RAk6
M 0reg tag Mt Ha mgeoregssk egyleti tag akkor
III lsss R&k6s tagokk h Oft il pont eppen
Ann oreg tag mint ssSvst6gn van9 Mer ha fiataon
meg hanak ok fognak oregedni Akor maid hkege
6t Troll tbb k0s hosy menjensk legsni7 Mi akarjuk
juatni sxovsts6g Greg tagjait Azona ugye
q sppsn Wy savankSn feaadk mint fiasalokS
Ha tudna Troll ujra fgyemebe hozzuk hogy amig
Rakdcznak atag tagsaga aagos dor f be-
adg Szovetsgnek ag d6ebb agga hav aagos 223 doart
t be- Troll Vince tagja Sz0vegnek Tagtestvere kee
nnek hogy legyen Sz0veteg taga ppn ugy mint
Greg fatal agok Hsznahatnank er6sebb elem
z megharoza is de csak AIT ondju hogy iyen vseede
btol nabb e lehene varni es tni mint sppen pont Troll
Vince tagtestvdrt6. ,4t
tobbi cikke7oro sok mondanival6nk Egyk sem
Okla e0vee annak ami feett megnt Ha szjat hash
tananak hatukb6 akkor tudnana olanokat
orvah Gabor egyest6 bzoag tag fucaszor elen cikke
bn hogy szamadasokhoz szama
kovee amket Kundath 1stvan k6v de amslyeke
Kundrath Istvan maya sem ert.
Leguobb pedg kvana Rakoczi tztkar hogy egy ko0
fogaand6 aceounantta vzsgatassuk l mndket etet
re valo Hiszen Rak6cz szkar most csnatatta
evaro szamadasa amben mi megbmk hogy
j6 zamadas es mi ttkar ivaaunk most csnaa meg
szmadasokat melek ppen oan tokeesek Is pontosak
mint Rocz s eppen electromagnetic Insurance Depart
mennek Rak6cz Es amiyen hotbzonyosan tudjuk mi
hoeJ men jo Raoc Egyet nek eppen olyan hobonyosan
keene hogy miyen o sovetseg mcgynk tehat belle
dologba feeseges penzdobasnak csres savarasnak
tartjuk EFT is.
szkerto vzsgaas a6 megengeduk Rakoczi tiszkarnak
hogy aaa fogadando fzetend6 6rend sakeknteye f
ulvizsgassa Szovetseg aaoat ugyvtee Ha keptelenek
maskent megudn & a AIT hz megudak megtesszuk
nekik ezt a szivesseget.
Azonban kieentjk hogy kvanunk 6s fogunk vik
tovabb egyesuesi ugyro targya epp ugy k v
kedek mint muban teteleet0 fe r6uk hogy ov6ben
oszintsbbek egyenesebbek enek Observation-Disclosures most mint
muban mindg egyeni edekhez, zseg megtarasahoz
eseegs veesez szabtak aaspontukat AIT vesseget
dig tehek meg nkk am znen sn alatt terjeszenek
maradnak teet 6le En- agsag joga ha hajlandok
sk aairn rezou6 ogy egyes eseten azonnal vssza
vonulunk, egyoldaulag tehetjk de veuk gen.
Mi tszeik Is becljuk magat Rak6cI Egyletet es esme
rssse1 adoxunk agsagnak fenk eenere bennuk re
egyet osga haadasa de tsvisel6b6 hnyzk ami
mas egyet tszyisel6iben meg mia elett vek
targyalasokat megszakani.
Ezzel befezettnek vesszk een egyes ugyet ha bzo
szvise6k szokahoz hven szem fognak
csak 0nma grkhoz esxnek huek es azzal torodunk
Dezs6 Janos enok Zsenyhey J6zssf alenok
Walko Janos titkar Sz6n0sy Nor, penztaros
Bo1cshasy Ferenc, Grega Dezs6 Kenchy Janos
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-12
EI.NIENTEK

H.) Hazamentek zarandokok Taan egy f ucat meg
k5zotHk Az lit maradoak cak gyket hetg esznek meg ko
zJttink es 5k S vissza Magyarorszagba
vsszar zarandokokat ermeszetesen megnerjuoak, mie
lott haora zatak Megkerdezuk 6k hogy myen tapaszaao-
kat ereztek hogy mi vemenyuk amerkai magyarokr6 al
alaban azokros akkkel lit letuk alatt talalkoztak
okfele fceletet kapak zarandokokt6 feeek legobbe
em ujdonsagot jelen szamunkra t0bbse harom
nsp lit artozkodas utan egzen szaban volt Amerikaval
amerika agyarokka aaaban Amerikab elokkel Azok
akk partra a napjan olan Macy eragadatassal betek
4rol csodas bamulatos megyebbnek orszagr6
amerika gyorsasagga kiabadulta j6tana
csokkal azoka akk eSk hosu kuzlelmek aran
uatak meetslaln AIT heyss nodsr amelyel sesen lehe
De okan votak zaraad6koE kosdt olyaok akik
kal belle knten dolgok vaosagaba Akk olyannak lat
tax Amekat amiyen Akik anun jottek es tanani Aik
negsmerek Amkaban ehetetlensgek haza eppen ugy mint
a 1ehet5skeek hazajat
sarandokok kozl megsmerek masyarsag
sofsat helyze egy megegyzese Pitts
bufgban amkor egyk magyarozag sznok sz6noata
hangatta qnof sznok kee aerika magyarsagot
hogy segenek Magyaroragon segtsenek otthoniakon
zarandok szetpze maga k5r aa kdogozo kages tenyer
munkasokat amerka magyaoka onkenteen monda ogy Ok
agyarok 0bbe amerika
mint aDok a otthonakeft.
Sok gazsag ebben keentssben A1er bizony nekunk
Amerkaban e0 magyaroknak elet s1ug tejf Van lit
gondun annyi probemank bogy ag gyozzk ente
odan Mi obbnyire oon nincsteenek sorab6 kertnk XII
akk hounk mast magunkkal mint remenysege munka
kafokat vi korimenyk k6z0tt gyakran gelker6bb
Semmibol ke eremtennk vam Meg j6 munkavszonyok k0
z0t nehez lit eet Hat mikor rank akad munkan
kllseg ztrak miegyebb amkor kzaad a6unk fold amkor
legink g es fold k0zott bzony gyakran egton hogy.
gazdsg Ameraban idevandooak mines betev5 faatj mines
keszk akasab6 bizony megortfnk hcgy ep
pen oyankor, amikor a bokor meg ad szaIas
Hazamentek zarandokok Velink maradt emekuk ter
hazamenetedk uan megndultak tervzgeesek
Viszonozn keene togatas Zarandok csoporot kene
hogy megogaak 6hazat Nemesak magyar0knak he
haxamenn hanem kztetn ke e6kel6 amerkasat hogy ao
gassak sep Nagyaroszago annak gy0ng Budapestet
Szep dceretes terve Csak ba hogy uduk, hogy
mikor mennk tudk hogy melyk esoporttal menjdnk
Mert szoasos amka egyeres mar s kzd megnyva
nln Vannak ak julius negyedk6n szeretnenek ohon enni
hogy Washington sobranal unnepek Fourth Of Juy vszon
maok augustus 2a akalas d6nek otton ta6z
kodaa amikor Scent Ivan Kay napat ncp Magyarorszag
nape.
Termeszeen mas erdekek mogatak teryk kovacsol6
Hoey meyk kel fee djuk Anny azonban bztos Csak
akkor esz edem Magyarorsgra zarandok enn ha
arkai magyarok ppn csoportban ognak menn mint
k hazaiak Ha ket vagytob fee fog szaogacsona haza
t6ndok segten de aani Nagyon nyvanva6 esz
y hazafias erxts Masyarofszag magyar nenEt
eza haza zarandoka ndit6 Okla anem yslskek
sknek iet deke Ezze pedg szabad eaaesonyiani
Msoysroragb valid sarandokas Akho nk6bb e1nk
pe en szegenys bzcnvanyra amerika agyarnak mines
sxdhs6te.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-12
ssjilts6ess fis5slmsstetts

A bRb Eiiensster Atitsk mar.
lelimagat betores, sulyos testi SER
tes 6 egytb biineselek eknsnyek
Matt.
- PsEt, bird ur, ne oaydn ham
gossil, q lee1ld5 ap6som 1T van
'es meg rosssat taialna r6lam gon4
dolni. Il
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-04-12

Adolf, az any6sod a vizbe
esett, de Salamon kimentette,
Pedig mennyi jot tetten 8
iyele!
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21

idea that she was just . cousin But I'm sure thet she tofFsvs him for everything dying captaiu was carried to Bslsvue Hsspital, There he seemed to rslax and few days latss hs died. By this time the amazing tale of hia past had leaked out
 1sfors the story became knewn, pisns vsrs honors But something happened ts thoss plaai. for only . small band of mournsn gstAsred bs. hind the nae-draped easkst Aad e the fuasssl procession threaded its way toward the trsaauil
 :. muse ov:' % S 's: s.s, d.: z. s:s: es:: ss ss along" Many time Captain Eaton ha0 narche1 to that stirring artillery strain.
 At the open grave no firing squad stood sttfSly st pr:ssns arms. or rsady te hrs the vollsy which awaited tho signal to sound tapa
 bu+ whils govsrnments may not eendoRe . soldiers lovea thsrs are hearts In tho ssh Divl son t;n nor, ns.r'y sttuned to ths iraias2 ef Hs9 grave Harold Robinson. . aeere seidis1 sS ~ Se9th tnfantry. was being buried with full military honora
 Asmbsn of the zsth pivisiea had learned q the other funeral Several of then he'd eealss. es encs VIZ the officer in eharys ef th: siIaae Of accoutremsnts, and the squad msrchsd acroee the eemetsry. And then. while the flae.d draDed caskes of Captain Eaton was lowered inte tAe ssrth. thsrs was the sharp rias sf commaeds,
 "Rssdyi Aimi Firsr'
 And. alse. there were the slow notes of tapsi On that sams day his little daughter played or the lawn at ths Philadelphia hems s{ Captajo and hra Cluth with come other children. whoeo lansvase shs tired desperately hard to under. stand For Raehsl spoks only Frsneh- SAs laughed Gaiy aad gssttculatsd, sot knewins IT her father hed gone on his last journey
 And asw, out of this maze of parsdox. has eems teuehingly beautiful situation. For Nt4le Kaehsl will "earry on" in the land of her fsfAer. but aiwayA che will have the soft bsek-eFeua1 q Asr mother. of Frsaes-and of tAs pssce He- Gn1 DoanWeatI
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21

1dss of her srrant husband however, aad the true story enly cane out attsr che had left the ship.
 "I ssvss sav . woman e gsns," Captain Cluth said aftsrward. Not by . word or the flicker of a syslid d shs ahov Ass astonish-
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21
lystery

ECMTLH . ship Aoeksd as Nsw Ys.t carrying l2.o0o sx-soldisrs whe had rs- tarasd from visiting the bsttlsfislds sf FFs1es. wasrs thsy hsd snes sssn sssvis& An sf thsn wsre able ts march bEiskly aahera but H. s. .:: , % Y; " D: s:ss s hs; He va: dyias Bssids him steod beautiful
 Ths m vs. capt. Jan.: M e.se.. v:s...a !s!:s; ' B: ss,ii ' S'%s' % !:. os:' s .::: ::: 5:
 S':pt.'a s.ss.. :.:t : :ss4ss. to tA: 1900 q. sS!dsr: Nad;s q e. ts' ssss Divdoa. Pennsylvania embarking at Cherbours on the liner csorgs Washington. for the rsturn trip to America fh:rs they lsaraed that hs had not long to live. sad that :. lits ;ISv!y sebsd. ais eee d:srs wss die in the country for which hs had fousht sp in her fathers land.
 The touring msmber of tho 10tA Oivtsiea de. Sd s fe: ef asa. ssn:s 'i: 5: his eyes a he was taken aboard the liner, and hs made gallant fight to stay alive q milss of ehurning green water were kicked out under the stern of the mighty ship. He reached his sgcous fight against death A few days after landing he succumbcd.
 Meanwhile little Rsehsl. quick of gssturs snd . scktillating bit of shy humanity. had won the fostcr-child-one of her fathers last scts vas to sign the necessary papers--and the ruffls of funeral drums tumblcd over the rolling slopes of tho National Cemetery at Cyprsss Hllla Its trembling ambre hung moment ever the heads sipated by vagrant breeze @ Captsin James M Eaton was lowered to rest
 Then. when death seemingly had written "fIni:" to this very human little tale. came sx.
 1t is an ssnssinc tale of . vii, in Roch..t.r. New York, who believed her hu.bsnd had besa tiled s in action ten year. ago; of . sodisr.hus. French girl and continued to live tn France: of the French wife's dsath after her bsby vas born; of tho srrant soldier-husband stricken with the malady (tuberculoss) which had claimed his end of the trail
 But let us tell the stery as the veterans of tho 18th Division came to know 1t:
 The battleship Maine had been blown up, and Spain and the United States faced ssch other, acknowledged enemcA There was the martial cadence of marching men, army bands played "There' Be Hot Time in the Old Town To- axht" and American troop. were off to edven. the battle and shared in the triumph.
 Then came the Boxer UprisinG tn China. Reilly's Battery. that brave organization whose commanders only instruction was: Gentlemen, thcrs must never bs anything to explain tn the battery" vent smashing through The allied \ troop. poured into the besieEed city of Pekin, and James M. Eaton marched through tho crushed gates of the great wall.
 Then came the Philippine campaign, asd asaip James M. Eaton faced the bols and ths machet in defense of bis country's honor. Victory end peace.
 But peace is not the vocation of the so,disr. Thunder heads gathered on the far shors of tho Atlantic. Then came "Over Therei" The strain, swept the land. with the strange stirring eounterpoint of marching feet. and ione gray transports, crazlly strcakcd to hide them from France.
 There was hasty goodbye in Rochestsr, New Soldier Passes! The Funeral Procession ef Cast,
 hs Way Through the National CsnsteU
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21

Fof tnstanco, Tor Captain Jamoo M. Eaton. thsrs came romance. And for Mra James V. Eaton thers came sorrow. For CaptaiD Eaton was rsportsd missing" . word frsightsd with dirs In. plicstion of death.
 Thers followed . wedding in Parts and-Captxin James M. Eaton eeassd to bs, % far as Rochs:tsr. New York, was eos
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21

Was this the end Of .= the strange romancef .s%8 Not st slll The mem A# bers of the 26th Di Z= .=*. vision didn't know Cap . tain Eaton's story. He lay in the hos. pital of the ship, unconscious for the better part of the voyass end there W was DO one to tell them. But they knew that provision must bs made for Rachel
 They collected . fund for hsr-mors thaA . thousand dollxrs-end then tho whole division adopted her. Latsr 1t was decided that Mir. and Mrs Robert Cluth the former . member of the Spanish War Veterans' Association. should take Rachel to Philadelphia Thers shs would live of the "l2.00o daddiss" of the asth Division.
 Just before the ship reached perl Captain
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21

ned e If the sx-soldiss, who by time weighed only sixty eight ads, literally pulled himself back onsciousnsss by sheer will power hat hs could look once again on native land. Hs svsp pulled him. self up painfully on ons elbow and bsckoned to an officer of the Twsnty-Eighth. Then hs whispered hosrssly. "l must sss . cousin of mine .. che hves ip Rochester"
 Captain Eaton managed ts rive the full name, "MrA Katherine Eatpn," and the street addrsss Of this "eousin. " Next day the ship docksd and . good-lookine woman dressed in subdued black walked slowly up the gang plank. She stopped beside the wasted form ef the rs- turned wandersr. and then turned to look into the face of little Rachel who stood nearby
 Then she sat down beside Captsin Eaton's cot and they convsrssd for an hour in whisperA Finally che pressed his hand. dropped . tear and departed. That "ccusin" was really Captain Caton's wife.
 She did act reveal her A. AL
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21

cefned. A eto,c0 calm brooded over the quiet homestead which hs for got. And for . while . little. rsd-berdersd Na9, with . gold star. hung h the window. Then It dis appeared. end the world turned through tea weary ysaFs. struggling toward reconstruction.
 Thers followed happy days in PartA With his daughter Rachel by his dds Captain Eaton strollsd in the Bois and cultivated the spicurean tastss of the continental. But again the shade of sorrow fell sthwart his path. His Frsnch wife, never . sturdy person, contracted tubsrculosia
 Together they fought . losing fight against the ravaxss of the disease. The second Mira Eaton died, and Captain Eaton, weakened by his vigil contracted the malady. While Rachel flowsrsd into . beautifully naivs child her father wasted away. His checks became hollow and the pallos of impending death banished the ruddy tan acquired
New Britain herald., 1928-09-21

Fekksrs. and Jsanisa The neund wss mas sa barbsd wirs and the seass ef trsnehea pastoral intsrluds. ''Thsy sAall not pas" vas Ae watchword. And they did pot pesa vimy Rtdes, Chatsau Thisv.y. Bsllesu Wood, and the Merns. Captain Eaton vas O his wav back ts "blighty."
 Bshiud Dsaument tAs tres still vsrs tan. slendsr end green. Fislds wsre vsrdant and life vas tranquil "Nadamoisss from Armsntiers'' was forgotten e old Pisrrs at in the doorway of his rude hut twsnsed his guitar and sang to the moon:
 "Au Clair dc Luns. .."
 Hero Captain Eaton met French girl-dari hair. soft syss-and che admired "sis gallant seldat"
 Ninetesn-E Eighteen. and victoryi True. thers remained the crossss, row sn row. There rs. mainsd cruel scars on the fscs of . once happy land But beneath the An de Tnomphs there trooped . happy. hslmetsd horde. Paris was ray London was gay. and Nsv York vss gay q the boys troopsd home.
 Out of the spasm Of Nature came many thinea
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31

Of the convention. The governor has
announced he, will be in Rochester
for the convention. stopping off there
on his return from his first trip
through the West.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31
Men Are Sentenced
For Automobile Thefts

-Four men were sent to jail for
stealing automobiles by Justice HhtA
in criminal division No. 2 OF the
District Supreme Court today
Joseph D. Oswald was sentenced
TO TWO years and six months IN ths
peni, enrisry. He plead guilty 10
rhe larceny OF an antomoo'ie on
.nIne 10. The machine was recoV-
cred later in Oswald's possession IN
Pennsylva mia. He told the conFE
he had been in the penitentiary for
two years on charge of assault
with intent TO kill in Pennsylvs MA
several years ago.
jeremiah G. Leonard and William
E. Rice. and James r.. Colbert
rolored. each we're sentenced I" one
VAR in OrcoouaN when they az
mIt,cd taking automobiles without
permission Of the owners.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31
RAIN
FELL I HIS
MONTH

The Weather Bureau. checking
back over it's records today, Off
cialIy announced that the rainfall
here during the month ending today
broke all previous records.
The total rainfall for the month
was 1888 inches, as compared 70
rhe previous record of 1896, estao-
lished in August, 1906.
So much rain fell during the
month that Weather Bureau Stats
ticisns got mixed on their figures
They announced last Sunday that
the rainfall OF the night before had
broken the record, then retracted.
and now a. check has proven that
they were originally correct.
Hsd Five Storms
Five big storms contributed to
making the record. The biggest, Of
course. was on Saturday and Sun
dsV OF the eleventh and twelfth.
During those two days 49, inches,
or more< than half for the entire
month fell.
The other four storms, all OF
which contributed an inch or more
of rain. occurred on the sixth ana
seventh. rhe sixteenth and seven
teenth. the twenty second ano
Lwenty-third and the twenty'titth OF
the month.
While Weather Bureau statlstl-
clans were figuring all this out
today. Wa shington was cooling OFT
from one of the many heat spells
ir has suffered this summer, and
Forecaster Weightman. of the bn-
resu. was announcing that the
heat spell has been definitely
Cloudy Aud Cooler
Tonight and tomorrow will be
cloudy ADD cooler, the torecs ster
predicted
Yesterday with an official tenn
perarUre OF 90 and temperature
of 80 CT the Kiosk on Pennsylvania
Ave. six persons were prostrsted'
making a total for the two days
of ~.
The most serious prostrat ton vic
tim was Francis Hastings, 35, of
Cherryda1e, Va. who fell white
working in tire shop on -Four
ieenth ST He Is being treated al
Emergency hospital.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31
Jap's Family Mixes Up
Matters Into a
Real Tangle

TACOMA, Wash. Aug. 81
Here Is the record marriage
tangIe. Figure it out for your
self!
About q year ago Albania Ksto.
%. married g. widow with grown
daughter. Then Kato's father. AZ.
met his sons stepdaughter snJ
they were wed. That made Kato's
wife the mother-in-law Of his step
daughter, and his Stepdaughter,
his mother-in-law. His father be-
came his step-son,
Recently kato's stepmother,
the daughter Of his wife, gave.
birth to =. son. The baby Is Ksto's
brother because he is Kato 3 faith
ers son. But the baby boy. also
is the son Of Katos wife's daught-
Ter. and therefore, his grandson.
Which makes Kato the gra nd
father Of his own brother.
Now il kato's wife has q baby
boy!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-08-31
DIVORCE
FOR THIRD
7 TINE

Mrs. Jessie l.. Miller, Of he 1900
block OF X st. \. w, semi-ol1nd
and weighing more than 800 pounds,
today asked the District Supreme
Court 10 award her limited divorce
and perma nent alimony from Der
husband. Otto NJ. Miller. an en-
pIoye Of the Bureau of Medicine and
Surgery Of the Navy Department.
who resides in the 900 block o.
Fifth ST. n. w.
The suit TODAY was the third
divorce petition flied by Mrs. Miller
in little more than q. year. Each OF
the other suits was dismissed. she
told the court, when her husband
by 'coa King and begging induced
her to return and live with him.
linn ediateIy the suit against him
was dismissed, she said he resumed
a. systematic course of cruel ann
inhumAn" treatment. which bad
greatly impaired her health.
Not only has her husband beaten
and choked her and abused her,
calling her names and accusing her
OF impro orieties, Mrs. Miller saic
but he also forced her 10 feed and
entertain other women whom ne
brought into their home.
The husband, it is understood
weighs considerably less than The
wife and Mrs. Miller told the court
that this disparity in her favor
physically was outweighed by ner
helplessness. the slightest push Or
shove causing her to fs'l and injlIre
herself Mrs. Miller said he nus
band earns 81 $50 a wear and has
an interest in g. $4,000 estate Of
his aunE and asked for slimonv OF
$50 a. month. She is represented
by Ethelberr 3. FREY and Charles
e. BorganstOn.
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condition became so critical that his
parents were notified and theH
reached his bedside before ne ex'
pirad.
Midnight, however. he TO lied aho
the attending doctors who fuuheN
attempted 70 save his life. thought
Fox would pull through the crlSts'
Yer he relapsed and succumoeo Ill
less than two hours.
Funeral arrangements have ho'
been completed.
Fox. who was l9 and a half years
old. resided at Steetton. Pa he
graduated from Steelton HlSh
School where he gained q reputa
ron as a halfback and entered the
Academy last fall.
He was the star performer OF
The Plebes and his loss is a. severe
blow to Navy football hopes.
Coach Bill Ingram was expectIhS
10 use FOX in many impoclanl
games this fall. for it was con
,.eded that he would east" maze
the regular eleven.