davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26

robii by tax hned' keby mohl All vyrukovali by vol
skom proti Cesko-Sovensku Rumunsku Juhoslavii V
tom okamihu, ako by Habsburga korunovali Ale vzdy
najde niekto, co i'm volu pokazi.
Minuly tyzden mad arsky ~ministerpredseda, grdf
Bethlen vyhasil, re NADIA uz bzkej budicnost
LA 81 kla'a rodu Habsburgsk6ho. Netakal dho na
zpravy, aky DOZEN jeho rec uroba zahranc Talian-
sky diktator Mussoni zadiktoval mu takto:
"Mozem pomenovat kral'ov, ktorf ztrati svoje tr6-
ny, lebo hovori primnoho. Minsterski predsedovia
robia dobre, ked budd hovorit' menej.'
par dni prisla Mad alska zvest ze zdravie gl6fa
Bethlena je take 'zle re coskoro bude muset' zada
kovat.
Mussolini ale dodal, re ak 81 Mad ar zvolia Habs-
burga kraa musia vzdat vsekej nadee revlziu
tranonskei smluvy. toho moze, odvodzovat re Ma
'ari maji ste dorozumene Talianskom ciastocnom
dzem, patrne Juhoslavii CeskoSloven
sku leziacich.
Trvaly mer Europe, vzdor vsetkym merovym
smluvam, je este vzdy len rfsi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
M0DA EKoNoM1OK1M tIN1TEL'oM.

Kto by pomyslel, ze moda satstve 70 vsetkom i
je velkym cnitel'om hospodarskom zivote ndro-
dov? Modu zvacsa povazujeme blaznovstvo Men q
chlapov) Nepomysime, ze m6ze odnat' chieb Diet ON
zpred ust.
V novoanglickych Vychodnych statoch sl tkalcoy-
plana skna, ktore uz Wac rokov trpia pre- m6du
Prace mich len castocne to nizku mzdu. Pre-
to, re zeny nosia kratke sukne a hodvaby.
Nedavno prislo chlapov do m6dy chodit holou hla-
YOU A onedlho zaym tsice Acknowledged robotnikov
boo prepustene prace. Moda ch zvobyte prpravila
-M6da panuje jedlach Raz bola cibul'a mode a
staa 18c unt Teraz je malo chleba ar1nar pestu
uci psencu maju zle. Naprot tomu farmari, ktori
pestu ovocinu zeleninu alebo dobyok, mau omnoho
lepsie. Lud e menej chleba m1cneho jedla, vaceJ
lakotn, ovocia, zeleniny, mleka, vajec masa. 81.
Moda zacina zasahovat obytn6 domy. Kto postavi
toho roku moderny dom par rokov bude uz zasta-
rally, staromodny TAX utratf hodnote.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
rs. oKTOBRA 1923.

Kto 81 klpil automobil na
jar, ma jasen mu je uz sta
ryln modelom a utrati hod-
nc ma jeho hodnote. Jeden
znany klpil 81 pred dvoma
rok1ni auto "a $4,000 a dnes,
vzdor tomu, ze je ako move
(vozil sa ma nom len v nede-
le), dava mu agencia zan
len $3.50.
.Nuz taxa je moda. Mohli
by SINE uviest' este mnoho
podobnych prfkladov, co je
moda vstave skody narobit
Me je zle, ked' clovek kracca
$ duchom casu, ale ME je do
bre, ked' je otrokom m6dy.
Striedmost' i v mode osozi.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
DosTAL Po ItsTAeH.

@ Mad 'arsku veme, ze sa neyzdalo dzemia, ktore
xtrato svetovej yojne " desat rokov yedie h1zev
nstl propaganda po ceom svete zmelu tlianonskej
nlieroyej smluvy donna sa Mad d'arom HASA pomsta
znovu vydobytie Velkomad 'arska s'od Karpatoy Ad
ri.
dqsahhnte sVojch tuzieb Mad 'ari potrebuj1 po-
mae Habsb.naoycov. Tito majl totosne zaujmy Ma
darskom Chceli BY ozivit svoju rozbit rfsu to sa
docieit len ked dostand tit mad arskeho
krfl'a. IA. 49,
Mad'ari 81 AZ vel mi dchotni dat Habsbulgom kra-
9yska korunu a hlaEu q ~ nstrpeliyi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26
MA DEsIATE VYROCIE.

Ceskoslovenska republika savi 10. vyrocie svojho
trvania Desat rokov Sovaci Cesi bratmi Rusnm
zi1 statnom dtvare, ktory 81 sam vybojova zalozl
"a desat' rokov radi vied
Pre- slovensky narod je to mimoriadne d6lezite. Po
tisic rokoch senania pod opakan Azata uzuz smrt
dobty zacna stavat' slabe, ale vlastne nohy; svo
ukrceny chrbat narovnavat svoj bojazvy zrak smelo
upierat vpred.
Aky st astny rozdie!
Ia MIN tina nej strasive, ohyzdne vidiny naslnej
smrti pred MIN zablesk slnka ktorom uz lsto vid
svoju slavnu buddcnost'.
Este len zablesk este ne celia jasnOta. Vel ka tOna
zakryva nam plnu ziaru T6na nasledkov poroby ne
pochopenia poslania naroda nasho Slaviansve, ud
stye.
Treba rozohnat tuto tonu. Svetlom vzdelanosti, o.
svetenia d,sevneho vsetkeho ludu nasho Treba do
srdca do de zastep ze ma byt' nosite ON vel kej my
slienky Koarovej: spojenie savanov jeden svazok
jeden elnarod.
Podhodend myslienku edneho ceskosovenskeho ma |
roda neln6zeme prjat svoju Lebo je nespravodiva
nedostatocna, k1pata pomere ku Kollarovej.
Len spojenom Slaviansve je nasa buddcnost'
CeskoSlovenska repubka ak1 81 my Slovaci predstavu
jeme: republka rovnosti Cecha Sovaka, je docasnym
dtvarom lynn menej e trvalym taxa, akou je dnes
My musime stale vysse vyssie cielit. poroby ma
dalskej oslobodeniu oslobodena rovnosti narod-
nej bratmi Cechmi; rovnost splynutu vsetkymi
kmenami slavianskymi; splynuti k vodcovstvu my
slienkovemu Savanstve tax vodcovstvu ceelo lul
stva.
Toto ma byt' ideal kazdeho ceeho, cistokrvnelo slo
vaka!
Ma dosahnutie nasho najblizsieho cela rovnost S
bratmi Cechmi, pdtrebne je pozdvhnutie sovenskeho
ludu vysoky stupen dusevneho rozmoveho rozvoja
Bez tohto daromne sl vsetky namahy. ked jednej
neresti vyslobodi upadne do druhej
tomto OIL ade republika kona svoje posane. DIVA
rozum udu kniznicami prednaskami; otvara no mia
dez - buddcemu to narodu tislcch skolach kazdeho
druhu ucitel mi narodne uvedomelyn, dobre skoenym
sirsm obzorom syetovym Je toto najsvetejs zjav
nasom narode Prv mladezi bol zatemnovany: tisce
neprekrocily prahu skoskeho teraz kazd6 deta cho-
dit must to ME do H. ale do a. roku Strnast rocne
deta 81 uz zapamata Wac nezli pismeny naucl my
sle Take ked dospee, nesrp vodcov, ktori by proti
jeho narodnym zaujmom pracovai. Nesrpi nerovnost
ked' dosiahnc rovnost poto co rovny rovny, bude
moct presvedcve rt ideu splynua rozdrobenych kme-
nov slavianskych jeden velnarod.
Ma desiate vyrocie prajeme repubke silly zdraya ;;
JED nacelnikom mldrost dobroty srdca je celemu ud
pokoja blahobytu; drahemu sloyenskemu l'udu cim
skorseho dobehnuta bratov Cechov vsestrannom po
kroku narodu svojmu slavy, ktora nan caka
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1928-10-26

- Mladi l'udia, uctievajuci
starca, sti ako brectan vinuci .sa
okolo dubu; keby sa nevinul brec-
tan okolo dubu, musel by sa pla-
zit DO zemi.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04
SECRETS OF
HEALTH
~ DE-. o. a. y. Rad

UoU win recall that III asrscent
srticIe I called attention to
ths fact that the psychologists
have CLASSIFIED az of Us according
to our mental characteristics intn
three groups. They are the intro
vert. Or the man who = con-
startiy looking in upon himself;
the extroyert. or the man who IS
constantly looking outward RI
things; and the ambivert, who
has these two qualities well bal
anced. This classification has
been found to have 4 practical i'm
pOrtance In the selection Of 4
vocation. 1t is especially i'm.
portant in the work Of rehabilitaf-
ing those who have become In.
capacitated for their original en-
ployment or habits Of life. This
process simply means the adapta-
fion Of personality to practically
a new existence.
Vocational guidance should be
an applied hedonian, which means
the right to pleasure in life. This
makes it possible for q. man to do
what he likes to do, provided sub
conscious. ~ well AZ conscious.
likes are taken into account. so
that complete picture OF the in
dividual il formed. There is thus
ample opportunity for both extro-
vert and introVert TO be his nattl-
raj self and at the same time to
be successful. The intrOVert has
more opportunity Tor the details
OF manufacture and development,
or for the intensive educational
preparation. The extrovert Is
adapted especially to salesmansIlip
and the exploitation Of products
The danger for the race lies in
the anlbivert finding no chance TO
be his natural SELF or finding no
outlet for his personality traits. il
ha liz going to be denied self-real-
ization, except through his leisure
hours, the working day ts twice
too long. Tt is the thus enforced
decline Of the ambivert, rather
than the weakening Of intelligence
levels. which should perturb those
who wonder IL America is to be
saved for democracy.
The question OF sex differences
In the adaptation or personality TO
rev conditions has long been con.
troversial and is still moot. Col
gate Laboratory Investigations
demonstrated that college women
were more introverted, character
istically, than college men. This
it was thought might be due to p
Eelective process whereby tbs more
introyerted girl is attracted to
college. That 1t represents q gen.
eral difference among the sexes IL,
however. indicated by data, oh.
tanned from parents OF college stu
dents, in which the mothers aver
aged out as more introverted
than the fathers.
+ have repeatedly called attep-
ton to the fact that success
sdaptation-dep upon your
characteristics.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04
LISTEN, WORLD!
Learn Tie O1LU F.lIoD'. Love Pattern
By Elsie Robinson

That tact Isn't generally ,ecOg-
nized. We think Of love a. . gem
ersI condition which applies TO al
natures alike. Ut is nothing Of
the sort. Each nature loves in its
own way. This Ii not q matter
Of taste or WiIful desire or stub
born determination. il Ii d fundae
mental physical and emotional re-
seton which II AZ much q basic
part OF the individuals makeup
as his bones or nervous SUSTAIN.
YOIT CAN'T BIT YOUR LOVE
PATTERN 10 ANOTHER HUI
MANS NATURE ANY MORE
THAN YOU CAN FIT YOUR
SKELETON TO HIS BODY.
But you insist on trying TO 40
30. And thereby hangs many =
divorce
Ella. cries all day IL her husband
forgets their wedding anniversary.
Ted, her husband, loves his little
lady, but his love pattern doesn't
include fhe celebration Of anniVer-
saries or other sentimental knick-
knacks. And he can't understand
why in heck they mean so much
to Ella. Moreover. II Ella con.
tinues TO test his love by an ami
versary-reaction she'll soon have
none to test. Which foolish little
Ella refuses to see.
On the other hand, there's
Belle, the very brisk efficient
owner OF .. chain OF tea shops.
Bellies q. fine sort. with q heart
OF gold. She'll be loyal to the
death, but she's just about as ro-
mantle az battleship. Whereas
Arthur, her husband, should really
have been q tronbadour. .dls
big evening is to sit by the IRE
and read poetry, with Belle by his
side attired in .. lace negligee ana
.. mooney look. after 10 minutes
OF which Belle would need to be
tied. and chlorotorned to subdue
her rawlings. But Arthur cant
see that--so there's another msr-
riage headed for the rocks.
LEARN THE OTHER FELL
Lows LOVE PATTERN BE.
FORE YOU MARRY Him. VI
MAY SAVE YOU A LOT OF
GRIEF.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04

+ OWE csn BE- killed BY kind
- nesa
The wrong kind Of kind.
ness.
4 certain very angry wife in
Chicago i suing her husband for
divorce. Some years ako. when
her husband Was counting her.
the lady would have been bor-
rified il anyone had told her that
she would some day take such
action. And she would have
laughed with scorn it they had
further informed her that she
would divorce him for the very
acts which then won her heart
the candy, the flowers. the pet
names, the constant. sffectionats
sttention--how she loved them all
them
But how mad they make her
nowe
So mad, in fact. that she has
asked the court to issue an i'm
junction TO prevent her husband
from annoying her with such
gifts and attentions. The solici.
tude thst once charmed her now
exasperates her.
Perhaps you'll say, II never
heard Of anything so silly. Most
women would be grateful to get
such lovely attentions. What an
unreasonable woman"
Not necessarily. She may. In
fact. be q most reasonable woman.
The attentions which are delight.
full to one person are not delight.
ful to another. That which means
love to one, may not mean love to
another.
UNDER THE GLAMOR OF
FIRST INFATUATION ALL OUR
NORMAL. REACTIONS ARE DIS.
ORGANIZED. BUT SOONER OR
LATER WE COME BACK no
OUR NORMAL, INDIVIDUAL,
LOVE PATTERN. THEN, If
THE LOVE PATTERNS DO
NOT HARMoNIzE THERE'S
TROUBLE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04
GOVERNOR SMITH AND HIS DAUGHTER, MRS. II a.
A WARMER ss ~
How He Is, I'D HOW be WAS

TrYHETTER yot are I Democrat 1 Republican, UNCER
w TAIN these pictures Of Governor Smith, Democratic
candidate viii interest you
Tst ycu See the Governor full At the height
Ok his pOWSr and ambition stopping work his speech Of
acceptance when his daughter comes to see him.
Then you zee picture that VIII interest mothers eyeywhere
more than any other picture shows little Alfred Smith
only four years old mood while being photographed
10 4 supposed 10 enjoying himself 81 the edge cf the
ocean, digging Coney Island sand
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04
NEGOTIATIONS
OF A WIFE
x HeIen HnWlaIld.
syntbetie CHARM

Synthetic Charm
MO man need b fIuttered It the
~ news that ) Western uniyer-
sity Is going to establish . course
In charm for TT goods.
Probably, after that. 4 win also
add = course in swimming for
ducks! And singing school for
canaries!
Just why co-sds should DO Al the
heavy work" in this matter ot
Charming il not made cIear-but
that has always been Wonian's
work" Or, perhaps, among col.
lege students the male Of the ape.
cies il far more deadly than the f.
male. So why paint the lily?
Table Charm, Conversational
Charm, Physical Charm. Charm in
Dress, Everyday Charm and So.
cial Charm; these are the six de-
partments in which ?. potential
spinster with 8. squint and = mum
her seven foot may be turned into
bouri-MAYBE!
liable Charm" these speedy
days, consists chiefly in knowing
when TO pass the Oliver, how to or
der something besides chicken
salad. and how to keep smiling in
stead Of sneezinE when you dis
cover that your hostess has dropped
the pepper in the soup. JUST plain,
oId-fashioned GOOD MANNERS,
with a soupcon OF sophistication!
As TOR Conversational Charm"
A. Tar rs a. woman Is concerned, IT.
Is solely and entirely 2. matter or
knowing what NOT to say, and
when not to say lit To teach >.
woman to TALK. would strike
most men az D waste Of time, -
foolish and malicious as teaching
a mosquito to sting. Just plain,
old-fashioned diplomacy Is all you
need!
Sinca most men seem to prefer
the kind OF =. girl who does her.
morning exercises with q. lipstick
golf stick, why worry about your
Physical Charm" as long as the
drug stores keep running?
And when 1t comes to Charm In
Ores" most Of that appears to
consist, these days, in wearing just
enough to pacify Mother and sat.
isfy the police. The corn.ted used
to wait to find out what the So
ciety debutanse would wear next,
Now, she merely waitssto see What
thu society idebutante will leave Off
next! Easy money!
Alssi You can no more TEACH
o. girl to be q "Charmer" than you
can teach her to be a wit or q poet
or q natural blonde! Charm is that
intangible thing which gives one
woman in a hundred handicap
over all the others in the race for
love, power and admiration. Tt is
never acquired-7and Is never lost!
You can teach beautiful man
nsrs, good breeding, good taste.
grace and courtesy to almost any
girl. And, behold, some little shall
low lightweight with q tip.tiIted
nose, q twinkle In her eye, rip
ping laugh and poppy dancing feet
will come along and charm all the
men away from her.
Polish, manner, amiability and
the right clothes DO bring out
girls attractions and enhance her
charms. But "IT" must be BORN
In her. ike a. strong heart, good
Liver and senss vt hlnoEl
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04
ONCE-OYERS
81 !. j. MUNDY

BY = y MgND1
why should be ready 70 Yet another do your work f
you:
YOU gain strength doing whether brain muscle be in-
yoved.s gS.a
help hard
have veake your character md ahlity.
Won ought to want to do work 4
enough help solve pxohenE
what you going do II gain prominent position
an the strength az the others have given YOU
Do Won think keep ut elbow to
yourd distress calls?
Those who examinations not farsghted
thew would the passing Of tests does
their worth.
And when passing gained from anohsrs knowledge they
uncharted unfamiliar
course bound end st the time when most
desired.
nd by yourself.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04

The guilty conscience fears when
there's no fear.
And thinks that every bush con-
tains q bear. Wathyns.
There e. not much difficulty III
confinin1 the mind to contemplate
that we have great desire 90
know. watts.
There are three things in speech
that ought to be considered betore
some things are spokenths man.
ner, the place and tbs time.
Southey.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04
The real Gov

sesr ii or Smith
that his friends
know, now, is
kneeling down,
prs5um D b IL
whispering + o
the little dom
key that Demo
cratic friends
sent him for q
mascot.
He ig prob
ably saying to
the d o nkey,
"Weit q little
W h lie Next
March J. shall
let you eat grass
from the lawn
back of the
White House,
where you will
GET q GOOD view
Of the Washing
t o n n o n u
ment."
The donkey
W on + care
about the Wash
ington Monu-
ment, but he
would like the
grass.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04
BIG COPPER
CRYSTAL

The largest single copper crys-
tai in the world was mane IL
tina laboratories Of the General
Electric Company during expert
nents to discover the latent prop
critics OF single crystal metals. IL
weighs ~ pounds and the copper
was found to conduct electrlclty
rs per cent more efficiently tnan
before. Also IL bend4 easiiy, nuf
only once: bending cattees the
Rtoma GG0iR-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04
WORDS FROM LIPS OF WISE MEN

As The calling dignifiea the man,
30 the man much more advances
his calling. South
UnruIy ambition II dear, not
only to the advice Of friends. hut
To the eounsels Of mOnitions ce
reason itself. 'Estrange.
Even In the fiercesk uproar At
our stormy passions, eonacienGs,
though In her hottest whispers.
gives to thu supremacy Of xeEti.
Juda fhe voice oe an an6ytng
testimony. .Enesa
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04

But the Smith
family was not
rich, and this
''1eaihcrs was
probably only !
drop
roughly painted
picture in :.
photographers
gallery.
Little Aired,
ding IA
front 81 the pic
turs to b pho
tographed, was
told 10 look
happy. You SEQ
tho result. AZ
doesn't look 70
VERY happy.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04
ALFRED GROWING UP, AGE
TWENTY-ONE

4 takes many qualities to make up such as
Governor Smith has had nearly always successful in politics.
elected Governor often than any in the history Of
New York State
ontinned N Last 1--we Columns
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04
The third pic
80. 80

The third pic
ture ii the sdi-
tOrial shows
Governor Smith
growing up.
Here he Is
twenty-one, and
e1r eady you
may notice, on
the left, the
famous derby
hat.
Like other
boys Ut twenty
= = 'fsss - =
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04
GoyERNoR SMITH TELLS 4 sEcRRr

And his success il due 10 the that be abs
make friends and keep them.
Take yonr job and your friends seriously and you WI
60 far
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1928-09-04

one Alfred r. Smith paying attention dress probably for
the first time The be Of velvet and the wide
light trousers would be fashionable today having come in
again.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-03
Macy POSTARABI.ASNAK
J0TTEK A NYOMARA
EGY TENGERI HAJ0N

A klagenfurti rend6rseg erde4
kes postarablasi iigyben foiytat
nyomozast. Egy Happenberger
nevii pekmester megjelent rem
d6rsegen es folmutatott egy levc-
let, amelyet egg Buenos-Ayres-
ben el6 fiveret6l kapott. Ebben a
levelben AIT irta fivere, hogy ket
hettel ezel6tt kIldott neki egy
tizenotezer pez6r6l sz6lo csekket
es mellekelve kuldte feladove.
venyt is. Ez level mem erkezett
meg a pekmester icimere Is a kla-
genflurti rendGrseg nyomozass
megallapitotta, hogy a klagen
furti postahivatalig sem jutot e
a level, amelyben pek fiyere Z
csekket kiildte. Valoszinii, hogy 9
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-03
MAGYAR JEL0LT

Juhasz Janos ismert honfitar.
sunk beadta kervepyet a Board Of
Electionnal Fourth Ward Up.
recinct (valasztasi keriilet) re-
publikanus megyai bizottsagi tag
sagara. Juhaszt negy evvel eze-
lott valasztottak meg el6szor Is
D az egyetlen a jelenlegi megyei
bizottsagban magyarok KOHL.
Ebben q valasztasi keriiletben,
alnely Hubsh fele Stael street,
gyogyszertarban szavaz, igcn sok
a magyar polgar es ezeknek par
tolasara szamit Juhasz, akinek
clientele valosziniileg egy lot
szarmazasn ember Iesz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-03
WARREN, OHIO
MEGHIVO

A Warren-i Els0 Ferfi- es Mi
Betegsegelyz0 Egylet szombaton,
majus 12-en a Walnut St.-i Roman
Hallban Macy tavaszi Rozsabalt
rendez, melyre az 0sszmagyarsa-
got tisztelettel meghivja a Rende-
z6s6g. A zenet Zsiga Janos hires
zenekara szolgaltatja. Kezdete
este 6 orakor. Belepti dig ferfiak-
max so cent, n1knek 25 cent. Enni
4 es inni val6lr6l gondoskodva van.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-03

Ketszaz meter magassagban es
egyediil voltunk az, 6serd6ben. La
bunk alatt nedves, paraz0, ev-
ezredes avar, folottVnk kohado
fakb6l athatolhatatlan sator, de a
satorbd egyre hullt es csopogott
az ESQ. Pedig az eg tiszta volt ko-
rIlottiink, hane1n ebben az Sser-
d6ben oily siirun fonodtak egy-
masba az agak Is leveleek, hogy
a nedvesseg sohasem szaradt XII.
Tiizet gyujtottunk es megpr6bal-
tunk ebren pihenni. Lefekudni
mem mertiink, feltiink lathatat-
Ian ellensegekt6l o..
Yer es k0nny az emberi
haladas utja .s. EFT azok tud-
jak es erik - akik nj utakat
t0rnek ;.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-03
BASEBALL MERK0zEs

A Kath. Ifjusag baseball csapa-
ia most vasarnap d. II. 3 6rakor
az Oakland Fielden fog merkSz-
nj a st. Stanislaus csapataval. A
multi vasarnap a SIT. Istvan csa-
pat megverte az eros steeltoni Al.
&. csapatOt a BOrtsfielden 6 q
eredmennyel. -Keri magyarsag
megjaleneset is ezen merk6zesen.
A magyar ifjak csapata, ameIy
eddig is igen sep eredmenyeket
tud felmutatni, meltan meyer
Sdemli a magyarsag szelesk0rii en-
dekl6desGt es tamogatasat.
Ugyanezen esapat majus 12-6n
csti fel s oral kezdettel az Eagles
Hallban nagyszabasu tancmulat
sagot rendez. Keri Youngstown
es kornyeki sportkedvel6 magyar
sagot, hogy minel nagyobb szam-
ban val6 megjelenesevel partfo-
golja. A mulatsag tiszta jovedel-
me csapat felszerelesere lesz
forditva. Ket hires zenekar fog
miikodni es legjobb magyar es
amerikai darabokat fogja. iat,
szani.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-05-03

beallasi kedvezmenyt nynjt l6
eyes kort6l SO eyes korig. BGvebb
folvilagositassal az egylet titkar-
ia szolgal. Szivesen latunk' min
den magyar testvert ezen egyle-
tiinkben. Az egylet megbizasabol
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