davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
Facing Death.
Cincinnati Enquirer. )

According to Public Safety, published by the National Safety Council, one hundred thousand persons in this country face preventable deaths during 1928.
 Deaths by accident in the United States dur ing 1927 numbered 1000. This is an increase approximately of six per cent over the deaths in 1926. If the increase in 1928 over 1927 is great, almost 100000 lives will be lost in accidents this year.
 An alarming. fearful casualty list one which, resulting from disease of contagious character, would startle the world to active and frenzed effort to stay the slaughter
 The figures published by the Statistics Con- mttee of the National Safety Council disclose the following important facts:
 l. An increase of 20 per cent in total acci- dental deaths.
 ?. An increase of 1,O5O in automobile deaths.
 3. An increase of 37 per cent. in railroad
 1. decrease of A per cent in street car deaths Rts
 The automobile is the most important agency of accidental death. Deaths due to motor vehicle acidents increased from forty-nne a day in March to fifty-one day in April, according to city and State reports from seven States and ninety-eight cities with total population of 45 900 900 persons
 Since the first of the year the percentage of child deaths has been going steadily upward and in April registered peak figure During this month SS per cent. of all pedestrians killed in motor accidents children under fifteen years of age.
 But there are other accidents which claim an greater death toll---accdents in the home, falls, burns, asphyxiation, drownings, in- dustrial accidents and the like
 It is claimed that the vast majority of these casualties are preventable. Thought and care would have saved these precious lives When will people give reasonable thought and care to the most important factor of existence-the saving of lives. the maiming of bodies? There is just narrow step between life 1iec hot md the Aferwhile--always close at hand. We think little of it. One hundred thousand persons are to die during the coming year. Already the nation has experienced good" start in the progress of this grisy procession to the pale realm of shades. When will people begin to 1 be more careful? It seems,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
INTEREST IN BIRD BANDING GROWS.

The alertness of sportsmen and lovers of wild fowl in taking advantage of opportunities to study conditions affecting the life of such birds is clearly demonstrated by the response made to the Department of Agriculture's appeals for cooperation in bird banding. Applications for banding permits received in greater num- Der than accepted by the Department. There more than 1,300 volunteer co-operators in the work and the number is constantly increasing Permittees scattered throughout the country from Alaska to California, Florida and Maine.
 So numerous are the applicants that the De- partment has been forced to exercise every pos sible in selecting co-operators. It is not enough that person merely indicate an interest in the work. Each applicant for banding per init must be at least IS years of age and must satisfy the Department that he will operate a trapping station, and that he has sufficient knowledge of birds to identify accurately those that he may trap for banding. This knowledge must be vouched for by ornithologist an instructor in zoololgy During the present fiscal year the |. & Biological Survey. which directs the work, has purchased and issued about 140,- 900 bands. Co-operators have banded 93, 900 birds during this time. About 2,400 return records have been received. These records show how far the birds have travelled since they were banded and furnish other valuable ornithological data
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
Read 'Em and Weep

A high-pressure salesman who could sell a man who's just made a fortune by bootlegging a recon ditioned 1920 eflivver might also be able to sell the old-fashione1 morals to the rising generation.
 Kiss-proof lipsticks may be a fine invention for the young folks but a rain-proof straw lid would make a bigger hit with the old CT ones.
 To the family whose every pen ny is budgeted there isn't much difference between reading fairy tales and the society notes of what the -moneyed folks do.
 Our idea of the height of nerve is for a man, remembering how he used to hear something to that effect. to tell his wife if she wants to smoke to go out back of the garage.
 One reason why this is looked upon as a world of trouble is be. cause all women were not born beautiful and all men money makers.
 There is nothing flapper quite enjoys about smoking as much as she does the feeling it isn't do- ing her any good.
 The good old days were those when it was cuspidors instead of ash trays wives used to fuss so much about.
 The luckiest brides and grooms these days are those who can start their housekeeping with the car all paid for.
 As we get the reformers what the young people of today need most is to have to eat more meals standing up after they have done things of which their parents do not approve.
 At that you can hardly blame some wives for reaching that 1 stage of exasperation where they do all their betting with rolling pin.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
CHICAGO'S POPULATION.

Chicago's population will be 3,1S0,0OO July 1, of this year, 3,215,000 January l. 1923 and 3,250.O00 July l. 1929 according to survey made by the Chicago Association of Commerce. The survey covered 100 urban eenters in SIX counties comprising the metropolitan area of the city.
 The population of Chicago and its metro politan area which includes Gary Cicero, Oak Park Evanston, East Chicago, Aurora, Berwyn, Joliet, Elliott Waukegan and Chicago Heights. according to the Associations figures, will be f. 464, ,000 by the first of July next and 4,594, 900 by July l, 1929 On this basis, the city's population and that of the metropolitan area will have increased than 100000 since 1920 and to July l. 1929
 Unless the Assoeiaton's survey has made some grave in it's calculations, the tolls taken by Chicagos racketeer- -gunmen have not been so heavy the rest Of the country had been led to believe.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
THIS TRAVELLING GENERATION.

During the next three months half million Americans will visit Europe. Before the war those who had been abroad pointed out on the street, and today who seriously questions the prediction that the United States will be send ing million tourists year to foreign countries at the end of another decade?
 There two basic for the increase in Euorpean travel. One is American prosperity, and the other is low travelling and living costs in Europe due to the low rates of exchange. The combination of the two has brought foreign travel within the financial reach of a very large minority of the people.
 Steamship passenger rates keeping pace with the decline of tourists expenses abroad Special cabins are provided some ships for teachers, students, professional folk and others at rates from one-half to one-third of the first cabin charge, and special tourist rates are of fered by steamship and tourist booking com panies.
 By virtue of their cultural training and ex- tended summer vacation period teachers and students are predestined travellers, a fact rec ognized by the tourist industry. In 1910 there were 525,00O teachers in the elementary and high schools That number increased to TOO :
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30

900 in 1924. Another 75,Oo0 is added by the college teachers. And the number of college students in the country is multiplying annually, combining with the teachers a prolific source of tourist trade
 This great volume of travelling will have broadening effect upon the visitors and the visited and another effect financially beneficial to the countries attracting the tourist thousands.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30

The fight of the forces of intolerance and bigotry at Houston even more short-liyed and unsuccessful than had been hoped by the most sanguine. Thirty days ago not eyed the most rabid Smith supporter predicted his nom inaton the first ballot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
ALONG LIFE's DETOUR
 By SAM HILL

They're Easier on the Trousers
 But We always got our light with matches that Were scratched in the old-fashion- ed way, But never are so sure we'll get our smoke With these fool lighters" used today.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
Wise Man

You look prosperous, all right, yet 1 heard that swell eatin , place you opened in the fashion able section broke you" remark ed the old friend.
 Ut did" replied the other one, but I opened a hot-dog stand along a main highway and made all I lost back and enough to re- tire on"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
Some People Have All the Luck

An Indiana girl got $1,000- count 'em-one thousand dollars, for spelling knack correctly at a spelling bee. We'd be willing to spell the longest word in the Eng fish language for half that.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
Moral To This ls-

Cop-"What caused this ac- cident?"
 Victim-"Overconfidence. I was too sure I knew what the lady driver in the car ahead was go- ing to do"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30

induce any of the Democrats to join them in weeping over the misdeeds of the G. O. P.
 The coming campaign will be one of personality rather than is- sues, it is predicted. That will be all right if they avoid person alities.
 Al Smith is lucky at that. Tom Heflin might have come out for him.
 It's going to be a hard year for campaign treasurers. Big giv- CTS are too modest to stand for all the publicity large contribu- tions now receive.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
One Blessino of Destitution

Those who can't own ca
 Are poorest of the poor. But they at least can laugh
 At signs that say-"DEFOUR. ,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
Lesser Evil

Blinks-Yes, I always park my car in a garage when drive down town.
 Jinks-That's expensive. isn't it?
 Blinks-Sure, but it doesn't cost as much as the gas would I'd use driving around looking for free parking space.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
Tests For the Imagination

Try to imagine your daughter and her boy friend spending the evening playing checkers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
Curiosity

Curiosity
 Some time when the busy sta tistician has an off day he might figure out how often - just until Saturday, Old Man" is heard be- tween Monday and Friday night.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30

Modernized Proverbs The tip thou giveth a waiter profiteth thee more than the tip thou receivest from the feed box.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30

It's AT and Jo' against Herb and Charlie Looks like a well-matched foursome was in the offng.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
Was-Of Everythinu

How did you feel after that bandit held you up?"
 Decidedly relieved"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
This Is Awful!

It takes a wealthy man to buy
 A car that's foreign" But a one-seated fiivv, you'll note
 oft is a fourth.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
NOTICE

We clean chimneys. Prices req sonable. Phone 235, Rocklin House. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30

Bill Borah and Doc Butler can't
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30

Motor Information and Hints
 Air is very particular. l. won't stay in the same tire with tack.
 Water will remove the mud, but only cash will take the. mort gage off car.
 On busy streets it is best to leave the sparkling to the plug.
 An automobile is not like son or daughter It always will re- spond to careful guidance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-06-30
Hint To Brides Elect

Hint 0 BrIueS EIeCt (Not that we have anything
 against the man) Just lead him to the Squire's Instead of to the church, And he will have no chance To leave you in the lurch.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16
.

fla ifj Barsony J6zsef, ki Ells
wood City yarosnak k0zismert es
nepszerii alakja, tovabba neje Ka-
sza Margif Is unokai, ugyszinten
nagyszamu rokonsag gan kiviil SEX
j5 ismerSsei gyaszoljak. A teane-
test szertartasa februar 10-en, d.
II. 2 6rakor Zelionaple, Pa. ment
vegbe oriasi kozonseg reszvetele
mellett. A szertartast Rev. Me-
leigh Gyrlla mckecsporti, Rev. See
ghy B. Janos Springdale Is Rev.
10th Tibor baaverfallsi lelkeszek
vegeztek. Ugy a messze vidakr6l,
mint k0zeli varosokb6l, vala-
mint a gyaszba borult kozsegenek
nepei rcngeteg koszornval es vi
ragcsokrokkal halmoztak cl ko-
pors6iat es ugy kisertek utols6
miara a koAbecsiilesben allott
Barsonynet, kinek lelke mar a
! magasban honol.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16

R6za (Cleveland), Kish Katalin
masodik testvere, Macy Katalin
(Cleveland), Takacs Roza, Fabian
Maria, Antal Margit, Ivancza Ju-
llama es Macy R6za (Masury).
A hft onzagra sz6l6 vendegseg
hiiseges munkasai, vagyis sza-
kacsnSi voltak Gergely Sandorne,
akit mar csak Kati neninek szok-
tunk hivni, az 3 vezetese alatt vol
tax a kovetkez6 nSi testyereink: +:
Fabian Mihalyne, Kinda Gy0rgy-
ne, Sebestyen. Albertne, Bodi 1st-
vannf, Bro Andrasne, Ozsvathne,
Szant6 Janosne, Demeter .Lajosne,
Szekely Ferencne, Duruttya Gy.-
ne. A hazi gazda tisztet pedig,
miutan a Kish csalad nagyon ell
volt foglalva, Bodi Istvan, Szekely
Ferenc es Kinda Gy0rgy testve-
reink toltottek be. Az ifju par ta-
nui voltak Szakacs Gyorgy es ne
je sill. Sander Rozalia es Fabian
Mihaly es nejc szul. Molnar Esq.
ter sharoni lakosok. Sokan voltak
JJ6 volt. Csak az a baj, hogy mar
minden elmult, ICY mi sem
mondhatunk mar mas egyebet
csupan csak AIT, hogy szerencset
kivanunk az ifjm parnak!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16

aldozatot hozni a mag arsag scent,
oltara erdekeben.
Szeretet vacsora. A bazarral
kapcsolatosan lit AIT 6hajtjuk
megjegyezni, hogy a N6egylet,
amely mostanaban alakult meg, a
bazar bezarasakor, vagyis februar
h6 25-en, szombaton este tarsas-.
vacsorat fog rendeni templom
alatt levS audit6riumban egyha-
!zunk javara, amelyre szeretettel
hivunk meg minden magyar test
veriinket vallaskiilonbseg nelkiil.
A vacsora szervirozasa este 5 ora
|tol 9 6raig fog tartani. Ezt azert
tessziik, hogy mindenkinek alkal-
mat adjunk ARA nezve, hogy a
szombat esteli ebedjet veliink
egyiitt kolthcssc Ell. A vacsora
jegy ara so cent.
Multi vasarnapunk. Az clmnlt
Luasarnapi gyiilekezctiinkon feltii-
n6en meglatszott szombati la
kodalom nyoma, mintan hivein1i
nagyon kevesen vettek reszt az is
tentiszteleten. Azonban oft lat
TUX Canton, Alliance es Cleyelan.
| di testvereinket, akik veliink ko
z0sen adtak halat a Mindenhatt
Istcnnek. A szokasos cgyhazi enc.
kick eleneklese utan a lelkesz pre-
dikalasi targyat kepezte ''Hol var
Igazi orom?", amely beszedber
rean mutatvan ARA, hogy a far
sang mem egyebb, mint a regi po
gany Saturnaliak: Saturnus DO.
gany istentiszteletere rendezet1
mulatozasok mai formaja stb. A
farsangolo vilagnak hirdetnie kel
lene. hogy evan orom, igazi
scent, tiszta 0rom az emlber sza
mara az Ur Jezus Krisztusban" 6
a4Si hozza megy, kell5 hittel meg
elegittetik.
Egyhazi adomanyok. Az elmnl1
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16

sen fogadott Is azohnal atadta q
ket dohanylevelet, tnegjegyzi, AIT
is, hogy csak parosati step al elet,
inert tudnillik most mar van ket
fla Is ket- lahya. Sok Netencset
hozzaj,lk. = Batary Andfas urah
hazanal is mesfordultatn, lalik
14O Oneta Streeteh. Tut Macy SEE
rencse ert, inert egy csapasra ket-
tSt vagtain le. Schuszter Gyorgy
a szomszedja, mem leven odahaza,
dc az el&izetest ottan hagyta az
zal a megjegyzesscl, hoey a doha-
nyos ne faradjoh ketuet. Koszo-
net erte. - Futkos 1stvah lakasan
kedves lanya fogadott, lakik 1921
Manhattan Ave. Meg1nohdom,
hogy mi jaratban vaeyok, amt
azonnal teljesit ktt dohanylevel
atadasaval. Kosz0net ertiik. -
Harom nj el5fizet6ycl ismet sza-
porodott az Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap tabora { htten. Az els5 a
Campbell 0nkepzS K6r, amely
most bontDtta XII zaszlajat a
as :
campbelli magyarsag elStt. Fee
campbelli magyarok, csoportosul.
jatok a zaszl6i ala. A masodik Fe.
renczy Janos regi youngstown la
kos, lakik 1643 Manhattan Ave
A harmadik Varga Zsiga, lakiR
i1113 So. Spring Road. A Nagybi
zottsag gyiilesen talalkoztunk
ahol azonnal a Amerikai Magyar
Hirlap taboraIhoz kerte a csatla
kozasat, amiert ket dohanylevele'
fizetett. - NilesbGl is meg haron
joraval6 magyar fizetett a lapra
Gy6ngyosi Janos ket dohanyleve
let, Fiil0p Istvan regi osmer6s ke'
dohanylevelet, Halok Sander egy
dohanylevelet. Hubbard. O..
boil Boor Sandor ket dohanyleve
let, Tomory Istvan ket dohanyle
velet, Menyhert 1styan ket do
hanylevelet. Gombos Andras ke1
dohanylevclct. Annie Gabriel egg
dohanylevelet. K0sz0net.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16

"a
yasarnap reggel, q koyetkez6
testvereink emlekeztek meg egy-
hazunkrol kegyes adomanyaikkal
es fizettek be egyhazi jarulekai-
kat: Greg Janos es neje, Canton,
@. S dollart, F6nagy Janos Is csa-
ladja 5 aollart, Macy J6zsef es
csaladja 2 dollart, Szabados Gy.
es neje, Canton, O. Is HES Balint
IL dollart ajandekoztak. Fogad-
jak enc nemes cselekedetiikert
egyhazunk halas koszonetet.
Egyhazi munkalatok. Egyha-
zunk hatalmas portajan a multi
htt folyaman a k6vetkezo testve-
rex faradoztak teljesen dijtalanul
es Macy orommcl: Kinda Gyorgt,
10th Sander, Fonagy Janos, Bird
Andras, Baba JOSEF es Korpa Mi
haly. Aztan a kovetkezo moi test
vereink takaritottak ki temple.
mot es az iskolat: Kinda Gyorgy-
ne, Orban M6zesne, B. Szilagyi
Mihalyne, Baba J6zscfne. Ezen
hiiseges egyhazi munkasokon
nyugodjon meg az listen aldott
kegyelme.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16
Ellwood City, Pa.
HALALoZAs

Macy csapas erte idb. Barsony
Jozsef, Zelionapli, Pal lakost.
Nejet sziil. Almassi Borbalat, Xxi
Szatmar megye Mateszalka-J armi
kozsegben sziiletett, 81 ewes, ref.
vallasu volt. 81 evi boldog hazas-
elet utan jo lsten elsz6litotta
az el6k sorab6l. Barsonynet Owe
gyen maradt ferjen xviii, leanyai
Mariska ferjezett Giczi Jozsefne,
zelionapli lakos. Emma ferjezett
Di6szcgi Janosne, 6hazaban, Kis-
nameny k0zsegi lakos es egyetlen
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16
A PARAszT KIsAsszotJY

Az elmult vasarnap jatszottak
a Kossnth K0r miikedvel0i Pa
raszt kisasszony cimu, harom fell
vonasos nepszinmiivet. Molnar La
jos Macy hozzaertessel rendezte.
A f6szerepet Devay Gyorgyne iat-
scotia. melto partnere volt De-
meny Lajos. Fatyol Gergely sze-
repeben. Uray Karoly mint Reze-
da Marci fovarosi cavalier aratott
nagy sikert.. Jd oldotta meg fela-
datat Brogly Ignac mint Kelemen
Tamas videki f0ldes ur, mig Mol
mar Lajosne mint Matild, Kele-
men Tannas neje nagyra vagy6
videki DANA szerepet jatszotta hii-
segesen. Nehez szerep6t kitiin6en
iatszotta Mez6 Kalmanne, aki
mint 0zv. Gonc0lne Macy dramai
tehetseget arnlt ell.
Santa Pista szerepeben Kat6cs
Od0n tett bizonysagot arrol, hogy
j6 miikedvel6. Jok voltak kisebb
szerepiikben Ellenbogen Sander
mint Fidibusz Frici, Csatl6s Mi
haly mint Fonak Laczi, Csatl6s
Gaspar mint Zerge Pista, harom
videki cavalier. Gerebep Martont
Devay Gy0rgy alakitotta nagy 81
kerrel. Horvath Antalne mint Fo-
ny6ne, Hodory Etelka mint lea
nya Fonyonenak, Hizsnyay La
josne mint Kolomparne, mind
nagyszeri tehetseggel jarultak
hozza a sikerhez. Wiki szerepeben
Kat6cs Margitka, az egy le-
anyt pedig Almasy Lidia jatzot-
ia. A darabban elGfordul6 dalokat
zongoran Jarabik Aranka, hege-
din Szalma ONkar kisertek. A
sug6 nehez es halatlan szerepet a
veteran sug6, Yarabik Mihaly
t0ltotte be. Vele kapcsolatosar
meg kcll emlekezniinl, hogy va
rabik .honfitarsunk iinncpelni fog
Meg fogja iinnepelni sng6i SIZE
replesenek negyedszazados jrbi-
lenmat Dacara a sug6 keszsege
mex, cz alkalommal nagy sziiksee
volt ri, inert szerepl3k egytS
egyig tudtak a szerepiikct. A jel
meek mind megfelel6ck Is sze
pck voltak. Cleveland'b6l k0lcs0n
z0ttek. A diszletck gyiiny0riick
Bulky Karoly magyar fest6 mes
teri tehetseget dicserik. A daral
el6adasaiban sziikseg volt dohany
levelekre. Igazi, hamisitatlan do
hany1eveleket Hus6czky J6zsc
bocsatotta a szerepl5k rendelke
zesere.
Dicseretet erdemelnek ugy
y -
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16
A TARRE1.IiSHARoN1
MAGYAR REFoRMATUS
EGYHAz K0REB6L
Kohl:
vEcsEY A. JEN0,
ref. lelkesz.

Istentisztelet. Egyhazunk kebe-
leben a reank k0vetkez6 vasarnap |
reggel 9-t6l fel 11-iga vasarnapi is
.kola Is ntana mindjart istentiszte-
let $ predikalni fog maga lei
kesz.
Vasarnap este vetitett kepekkel
tartunk megint vallasos cl6adast
Z oral kczdcttel. |
Szombaton reggel 9-t6l Eel 12-ig
gycrmekek vallasos oktatasa a !
konfirmandusokkal kapcsolato-
san. Delutan 2-t6l Gig Sun Shi-
ne Klubnak a rendcs heti 0sszej0-
vetelc a torna-tcrcmbcn.
Egyh&zi bazaar. Egyhazunk fer
Fl es n6i tagjai egyuttcscn lazasan
kasziilnek a nagy-bazar el6mun-
kalatain mire mar eek a sorok
napvilagot latnak, akkorara mar
javaban fog allani a nagyvasar,
templom alatt lev0 teremben fell
allitott satrak k0z0tt mindenki
egy-egy ertekes targy megvasar-
lasa altal igyekszik cgyhazunk
anyagi j6letet el6mozditani, mely-
re egyhazunknak a mostani nehez
viszonyok kozt igazan oily nagy
sziiksege van. Ha valaha sziikseg
volt j6tekonysag gyakorlasara,
most egyhazunk igazan rea van
szorulva, miutan a k6zponti fite-
sink beallitasa mcglehct5s nagy
osszegbe keriilt $ ICY ezen fenn-1
a,l6 k0telezettsegiinknek secret
nenk ment6l hamarabb eleget
tenni, vagyis szeretnenk egyha-
zunkat csepr6-apr6 ad6ssagtol
megszabaditani, hogy aztan k0ny-.
nyebben tudjualk lelekzeni.
Tajekozas. szempontjab6l jelez-
ziik, hogy az egyhaz vezet5sege S
kiil0nb0zS ,satort allitott fel, ame-
lyekben mind hasznalhat6 dolgok
lesznek elarusitva $ ICY ha valaki
ruhanemiit, vagy mas egyebb.
sziikseges dolgot 6hajt beszcrez-
nj, Wjjon el egyhaz1ink eme ba-
zarjara as n,ezzen szet oft maid
februar h6 16-17-18-an es 1924.
Is 25-en, amely a templom alatt
lev3 audit6riumban lesz megtart-a
va. Vagyis Ills N. Darr Ave-
alatt. A fenntnevezett napok es-
t6ien kellS sz6rakozasban is fog
jnk reszesiteni vend<geihket. Eel
ftehak magyar testvereim, mutas-
snk meg most ait, hogy amid6n
t6nyleg szlkseg van segits6gre,
tudunk nemcsak lelkesiilni, de
egyszersmind kss1ek il vaeyunk
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-02-16
F0LH1vAs EaYLETEINKHEzl

Meg egyszer felsz6litjuk azokat
az egyleteket, akik meg mem kill
dottek be ez eyre sz6l6 kalauzn-
kat, hogy AIT azonnal megtegyek,
hogy az uj kalauz kiozolhet6 le-
gyen.
A halauzolas dHja lapunkban
$l5 egy eyre ugy egyhazaknak,
mint egyleteknek. Ezen csekely
dij elleneben ugy az egyhazak, va
lamint az egyletek osszes hireit,
bejelenteseit; stb. mindig teljesen
dijmentesen koz0ljuk.