davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1928-04-29

We are living IN region which
comes as near Paradise as the latitude
will admit of~-a beautiful shore with
the ocean south OF II 70 cool the hot
Summer winds and the most enchant-
ing variety OF surface with rocks III
every shape, and the finest forest trees
growing iuxuriantly everywhere. Our
Boston and some other people have
found 1t out in the last 20 or 80 years
and now this Eden Is guarded by angels
that look every way and will not let
one in unless his feet are clad by
golden sandals.
y =
BOSTON, June i8. 1878.
NEAR Miss Ester: l am tired, very
- tired. wrote poem for Andover
which cost nervous tissue more than
people suppose. II 1t runs freely and
easily they suppose all one does Is To
dip his pen In Ink and let 1t slide over
the paper as sled does down hill.
And here. an hour ago. came 20 and
more students books OF answers in
anatomy, 20 pages each, all To be
worked over, l,a00 answers 10 be
weighed separately and carefully
marked according to their value. Then
have such letters 10 answer, and such
people to see. have had two relietS
today-~one was your very agreeable
letter and the other very warm letter
from Whittier. who greatly takes To my
last poem. You see why I write short
notes instead of letters, l am tired
and my wife is tired and we must get
away as soon IA We can and see green
grass wish there was an idiot
asylum somewhere that took boarderS.
don't want to talk. l don't want tn
write, | would like week or a month
of Nehuchadnegsaring with modern
improvements, / wonder II you feel SO
sometimes.
Boston, October, 10, 1870,
nEAR Miss Ester: was very glad
Ito know that you are Well and,
trust, likely To continue busy
for II being busy Il not happiness II
comes So near to II that We can often
hardly tell the difference SO you think
that have burnt your letters, do your
or thrown them into the waste basket
with tho autograph" letter peoples
misaivea, | amt no seeh personals
FAIRY aramp would say. dont burn
letters that have meaning and char
a0tef IN them perhaps I shall want
tn read them all over some time, You
did not forget me on my last birthday
which introduced me Ca second child
hood And l did not reproaeh you for
not writing 4 can understand pefsect-
iy that YOU might feel that ! had
enough to do Ia the way OF aeknowl-
Evening star., 1928-04-29

fax who was Vice President with u. s.
Grant.
Odlum began early to take rank as a
professional swimmer. He had made
several leaps which had brought him
fame. Perhaps some will recall when
he leaped from the Aqueduct Bridge
during the Hanlon and Courtney boat
race, on May 10, 1880. Upon another
occasion he leaped 100 feet from the
top OF pole erected for the purpose on
the deck Of the old Mary Washington,
which many years ago ran to Mount
Vernon Springs, Glymont, Occoquan
and other old-time river resorts.
He was considerable Of swimmer
Evening star., 1928-04-29

former Cnief OF PoIlcel loE the SUllo
silver policeman's badge.
* X
A T the time the rink was taken over
~ for the fair, Prof. l.. E. G. Colliere
was conducting there swimming
school and in addition 1t was used for
roller skating, disease" that put IN
its appearance about this time.
For the purposes of the fair. no nan
in the city was large enough and the
use of the rink was the only alternative.
BY removing the dressing rooms on the
sides and by laying floor over the con-
crete. q clear space of rs by l56 feet
was obtained Added TO this was
building especially constructed for q
supper room on an adjoining lot.
During the evening the full Marine
Band, under the leadership OF John
Philip Sousa, a native Washingtonian
maintained its national reputation by
playing what were then the most choice
OF musical selections, such as: March.
Wolverine" tSousa): overture, THE
Twilight Hour" (E. Boettger): waltz,
Ever or Never" (WaldteufeD; selec-
ton, Patience" (Sullivan); polka, va
leska" III. Scheuer): duet from Mar
tina" (Flotow): medley, Plantation
Echoes" waltz, kiss" u. Strauss)
schottische, Dancing In the Barn" and
march. Wolverine" (Sousa), the last
mentioned no doubt one OF the march
kings first march compositions.
It is interesting TO note the difference
In the old and new style OF popular
Evening star., 1928-04-29
The Tragic Toll of the Air

On GORE Of lives have been lost In the last year
I in vain attempts TO equal surpass the performances o
pioneer gkynen the Atlantic ocean
Outstanding tragedies Of the air in the last year m a.
Francois Coll IN Wl@
Believed 10 crashed aga'fSt
derby Oakland Calf to Honolulu Lieut.
e0g W Mildred Doran, John A.
It William II. Erwin, ALVIN H.
Eichwaldt
4b00mie night
'anisped
M Ottawa
ma
New
men, Off from
Old Glory Wfecksg III the found later but trace Of
Tnen
Ondai
Koefer.
n
Thought
0si In the SEA
March iSCap Walter Hinenne Maokay msAing
attempted night from England 10 America
Evening star., 1928-04-29
No Difference TO Her.

Pete wilkins had Just entered the
service. and his young wife was the
proudeSt woman in 48 states. She was
boasting OF his achievements TO her
brother. isn't Tom wonderfully" she
exclaimed. Hes already been promot-
ed to field marshall
From private to field marshal IN
two monthsl" calculated the brother.
Why. that's impoSSiblel The thing
can't be done"
Did I say field MARSHALL" murmursd
the girl. We'll. maybe it's court-nlar-
tial: know it's one or the other"
Evening star., 1928-04-29

aeronautical expert am nothing OF
the sort. / have been living for some
years In aviation circles as a proud and
fond mother. and am only giving my
views-foolish as they perhaps are
because have been asked 10 do so.
/ admit that was enthusiastic about
Atlantic flying at the time Of my sons
Evening star., 1928-04-29
BIZ NINE. NUNGEssER.

A DOZEN Atlantic flyers have now
~ per1shed somewhere over the
~ mighty wastes Of the Atlantic
4 u Ocean, and their families are
mourning the dear ones that the
forces Of nature have taken from them.
My heart goes out 10 those who are in
bereavement following the death Of
those near and dear 10 them. ] feel
Eure that they will Join with me and
al the Feiatiyes-WtYeg. mothers and
gweetheartS--of those who may con-
template further Atlantic fights in a
definite expression Of discussion from
attempting Ina. which cannot DO more
than place the rather dried-up laurels
Ct accomplishment On their Drowa
Brave nen ara women they are that
wing their way toward the unknown
and perilous EkyBaya of the Atlantic
Evening star., 1928-04-29
i'd Liqht Infantry Gave Great Fair for Arrnory Fund

On July % Of the following year
Steve Brodie Of New York in part &C
complished the feat. by dropping from
the bridge floor, whereas Odlum, as be-
fore stated. stood and leaped from one
Of the central spans. a much more diff
cult thing to do. So far, I believe, no
one has accomplished Just what OdIum
undertook TO do.
The originals Of the military photo
graphs used in this weeks and last
weeks articles are the property Of VIII
liam e. Wise, for many years an officer
In the Washington Light Infantry
Corps.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Nungesser's Mother Condemns Perilous Flights

attempt. but the bitter experience and
shock of his death and the death OF
the others have convinced me deeply
that some step should be taken 10 pre-
vent impetuous glory-Seeking men and
women from attempting such a haZ-
ardous task.
(Copyright 1881
Evening star., 1928-04-29

Some months ago q German was
making a chemical analysis Of certain
insects. The process involved covering
them with powdered copper oxide and
heating them In small platinum cruel
bleS in an atmosphere OF carbon dtox-
ide A little later he was aStoniShed
to find that the insects had turned 20
metal. with all the delicate markings
and structure preserved.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Engine Knocks Him Out.

"Is your husband still worrying about
your automobile?"
Constantly" replied Mrs Dumphey.
II never knew a man to suffer so much
with fiivver complaint"
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Poor Connection.

violet-why is a kiss over telephone
like O straw hate
RAY don't know. Why?
Violet-Because II isn't felt.
Evening star., 1928-04-29
Oliver Wendell Holmes Letter

when they are satisfactory, TRANQUILITY
when they are diSapposnt1nS.
s.
Beverly Farms. July 5. 1882.
nEAR Miss Ester: have come 20
- this place we'll tired and am gorS
to try 70 get some rest, My wife Is
more tired than I. and l am thankful
10 get here among the woods and oy
the sea. hope YOU are Well and
happy. IL Is a long look ahead for YOU
10 see your sunset but you know how
it must look % those who are nearing
il. Not exactly. however. for cid folks
OF 20 think sunset is somewhere about
so, and old folks og 80 shinS Il is some
where about 90 and old folks who set
a very few years above % buy AL the
biographies ~ ceatenaTianS and hang
the portrait Of Old Parr over then
manteipicceS,
Boston. June IS, 1887
nEAR Miss Ester; ! thank YOU iGg
Ihe feelings you express With refer
encc to my domestic sorrow, Htt Il
YOU could see how cheerful how tgat-
table, how gentle and conSsCerate ~
all about her my dear wife Is you wculd
aAittSkNN$tAAk tAlAb NAAtS k4NAkNNsHNAN - ttsr+
a gloomy one ouE that al leosS ara y
tranquil and bright Just here as I
was writing | heard the voice y. osse "
her nurses talking With her IN the neNE
room and found her enjoying her Visit
very much AS usual, | nsySeG keep
very busy. have mere 60 WORK tcr
and can work willingly and cheer
tllW.
Pray do not everwNFk Yourself, The
strong egaln ot Charles Francis Adams
has given way under the strain pas
upon IT, MY very dear friend James
Freeman Clarke has broken down conN-
pietely this Spylng~~nct IN mind but IN
hoSNs tie has always been my despair
for ne made me feel as II was the
idleSt ~ mortalS Perhaps l asye ac0e
about as much as vas gocd Tor me !
hope 81 at any rate.
-
Boston. pecemeer 5. 1887
nEAR Miss ESter This ptog nssle
sheet Of paper shows y0u Waag
have eoiNe to one Of ANY ewes Is very
sim and the other Is no better than Il
should he, / have a young lady ScFiee
90 help me write my lettegs and | can
not say how much longer ! shall write
at all with my ewn hand My poor
little wife Is we'll IN hoetisy health, hUt
her mind Il antsS she Is sim gentle
and sweet and our days pass nov with
out many cheerful houEA
Evening star., 1928-04-29

edging letters and fluctuations. I did
have q good deal to reulrn thanks for
One lady sent ME a beautiful basket
with three score and ten flowers of
various kinds In 1t. One lady sent me
wreath big enough for the COLOSSUS
Of Rhodes. One sent me a lyre-~the
frame covered with flowers, the strings
made OF grass, A friend sent me a
beautiful goldheaded cane to support
my tottering steps. And l felt all the
time as II all the fuss was about some
body else. 1t was hard to think that
was the subject Of all these open
fluctuations and internal commiSera-
| tions-~I suppose. for nobody wants to
be old.
May :. 1880,
DEAR Miss Ester; I thank you for
- the argument ON the woman
question from the woman's standpoint,
which YOU put we'll and fairly. have
never gone much into the matter, but
have always taken the woman'S side
in the question OF medical education,
and once voted absolutely alone in the
medical faculty OF the day~~a good
many years ago--~for the admission of
women To many OF the lectures. But
Col Higgiesun Is the man for YOU now,
lie will be the ladies' choice for PreSi-
dent II they ever set up one, lie Is a
fine fellow, rather plucky. sealouS, a
good writer good speaker and will
tight it out for woman suffrage and
for women generally 90 the bitter end
II there can be anything bitter in such
cause,
As for me. am stirring up the great
theological cauldrou lust now and lt
seems as II | never would get 10 the
bottom oi It. such a "doilop Of homes"
as there Is In that old receptacle mo-
body cculd guess that had not stirred
1t, I don't know how soon my article
will be ready, but find it very hard
to suit myself In writing IT, l want
to say something | feel 10 be true In
friendly sort ot way~~to invite I'M
auiry rather than to excite opposition,
Boston. March 81. 1881
INEAR Miss Ester You must not
- Indulge too much in introSpection-~
that was the fault of last CenturyS
Caieintsts You have tine intellect
and should be gratetnl ten tt~-iew have
read M much aud 50 we'll AS Yourself
and very few write better prose and
better Verse | do not at all object 80
yeu cultivating your bodily health untn
YOU could run race With Atalantav-~
but do not undervAlue Your exceptional
intellectual gifts and take such return
as you get Aor their exercise eheertully
Evening star., 1928-04-29

when they are satisfactory, TRANQUILITY
when they are Disappointing.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-19
A NILES, or REFoRMATUs
E,sYHAZ HIREI
K6zli: CSEPKE 1sTvAN ref. leIlk6sx
Templom a West Second Street-en.
Par6cbia a templommal szemben.

Fenyes eskiiv6 volt multi
szombaton templomunkban, ami
kor Safran Istvan saregresi, Fe-
her megye sziletesii molten ifju
vezette oltarhoz ozv. Szab6 An
|talne, Szabolcs megye, tornyos-
palcai szuletesu hajadon leanyat
Boriskat. A nasznagyi tisztet SAT-
ran Ferenc es Gross Janos toltot-
tick be. Mindket ifju nepszerii es
kedves tagja volt nilesi fatal
sagnak 5 ICY erthet6 az az alfalfa
nos erdekl6des, mi ugy a temp
lomban az eskiivonel, mint Ia
kodalmi iinnepsegnel megnyilva-
nult. Tizennegy par koszorus le-
any es legeny kiserte 6ket tenn
plomba, mi szepen fel volt diszit-
| We z0ld galyakkal es viragokkal.
Az Urasztalat es szoszeket ket ha-
ltalmas szekfiicsokor es borsovirag
diszzitettek, az ut pedig, ahol az
ifju par az oltar ele svonut, r6-
zsaval volt .behintve S diadalka-
pun vezetett keresztiil. A Tiszte-
1lend0 asszony mennyegzoi indu-
Hat iatszotta fiatalok bevonula-
sa alatt Is az eskuv6i szertartas
utan. A templombol a fenyke.
peszhez sietett naszmenet, uta-
ma a Szasz Hallban varta oket IL
letes ebed es vidam zene. A lako-
dalmi vacsora este kilenckor vet
lte kezdetet S olyan nagy volt a
resztvev6k serege, hogy egyszer-
Ire lie sem lehetett ultetni ven
|degeket. Vacsora k0zben a lelkesz
mondott kosz0nt6t az ifju para.
Ugy vacsora elott, mint aztan
utana egeszen a hajnai orakig
kelleme shangulatban mulatott a
lakodalmi sereg.
! N6egyletiink a rank jov6 va
sarnap delutan fogja rendes havi
gyiileset tartani temploInunk
/ gyiilestermeben. Remeljiik min
den tagja jelen lesz az egyletnek
e gyiilesen.
Nyari iskolank felideje immar
letelt. E heten kiosztjuk a oyer
mekek k0zt vizsgai verseket es
az alkalmi darabohb6l a szerepe-
ket, hogy legyen mindenkinek
eleg ideje megtanulni S ertelme-
sen elSadni ugy verset, mint a
lszerepet. Egyes gyermekeknek a
mulasztasa kezd gyakori lenni,
mintha mar unni kezdenek ma
gyar iskolaba jarast, Kerjiik szii-
leiket tartsanak XII mar r0yid
nehany heten, hogy minel szebb
eredmenyt mutathassunk fel a
gyermekekkel vizsgan.
---------------
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-19
A FARRELL-SHARONI
MAGYAR REFORMATUs
EGYHAZ K0REB0L
Kohl:
vECsEY A. JEN6,
ref. lelk6sz.

Istentisztelet. A jov6 vasarnap,
julius 22-en egyhazunk kebeleben
reggel 9-tol fel 11-ig vasarnapi is
kola es utana mindjart istentisz-
telet. Predikalni fog maga lei
kesz.
Leechburgi vendegjaras. Ha Is
ten eletinknek kedvezlli fog, ak
kor a reank k0vetkez6 vasarnap
delutan, folyo hoI22-en, vasar-
napi iskolas novendekek anna ESQ.,
portja, amely szinre 1iozta nagy
sikerrel Ellwood Gityben, az ell
multi vasarnap este A tartalekos
ferj' cimii, haromefelvonasos Boz
hozatot, At fog randulni leech-
burgba, ahol ugyanezzel szinda-
rabbal fogja szorakoztatni az ot-
tani egyhaz tagiait. Indulas a
templomtol lesz, meg pedig pont
ket orakor.
Temet6s. Az elmult het folya-
man temette Ell az egyhaz lelkesze
Juhaszz Peter rom. katholikus,
Litgekerge, Nograd megye illet0-
segii testyeriinket, aki napszuras
kovetkezteben jobbletre szende-
rtilt miutan az itteni r6mai ka-
tholikus egyhaznak mem leven
tagja, reformatus szerttartas SEE
rint temettetett el. Miutan nehai
Juhasz Peternek itten hozzatarto-
z6i nem voltak, i Rak6czi Befeg-
segelyzS Egylet 48-ik osztaly yanak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-19

tisztvisel6i Kinda Gyorgy elnok,
Bir6 Andras titkar gondoskodtak
az eltemeteserdl. Allit6lag elhunyt
testveranket az 6hasaban felesege
Is harom nagykoru leanya gya-
szolj6k maid, ha elhunytar6l
megerkezik a gyAszhir.
Egyhazi adonaAnyok. AZ elmult
het folyaman . kovetkez6 testve-
reink adtak kegyes adomanyo-
kat egyhazuflk revere: Mathe ia
nos IS neje $500 Nemeth J6zsef-
ne $500 IS 10th S6ndor IS neje
$1.OO. Fogadjak az adakoz6k eme
nemes cselekedetdkert egyha-
zunk k6sz6netet.
Konfirmalasi oktatas. Miutan
mar egyhazunk mindennapos ma
gyar nyari iskolajaban kezdetet
vette konfirmandusok oktata-
sa, ennel fogva ARA kerem a szd-
l6ket, hogyha van olyan gyerme-
kdk, akiket esetleg szeretnenek
az els6 aldozashoz el6kesziteni, a
jov6 het folyaman okvetlenGl je-
lentsek be, mrt mar azutan vald
heten senkit sem fogunk felvenni
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-19

az
tett kis fiat Robert Gerald nevre
julius 15-en. Keresztszil6i: Ha-
bodasz Gusztav Is Darazs Ferenc-
ne. Geneta Janos Is neje Ne
meth Iona sziilok januar 28-an
sziiletett kis leanyat julius 15-en
Ethel Juliska nevre. Keresztul6k /:
Knomayer Ferenc es Knomayer
Anna. Juhasz josef. es neje
Soltesz Maria sziil6k aprilis 23-an
sziiletett kis gyermeket junius
3O-an Robert Lajos nevre. Ke-
resztsziil1i: Ferenczi Janos neje.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-19

Ihonapban uJra Sulyos flzetnl va
l6ink vannak, amt tetez az adt
is. Igyekexzenek tehat, aki csal
tteheti, befizet6seiket eszls0z0lni
Magyar Nap. Az egyhazak &
|egyletek Nagybizottsaga, melynek
|egyhaznnk is tagja, az iden il
megrendezi, julius 2S-an a Ma
gyar Napot a szokott helyen. A
rendezesben tehat egyhazunk is
reszt vesz igy az azon val6 meg
jelenfst szives figyelmebe aianl.
jnk hiveinknek.
Rendkiviili kozgyiiies. Kovet
kez6 vasarnap az istentisztelet We
geztevel fontos es siirg6s targy-
ban rendkiviili kozgyiilest tar.
unk. Keretnek a hivek teljeS
szamban megjelenni.
~
Nyilvanos nyngtazas. Az ell
mutt piknikre egyhazunk N6egy.
letenek kollektorainal kovetke-
z6 adomanyok f6lytak be: Mrs
Batary es Mrs. Veress gyiijtese
81 OO-javal; Fiizy .B., Dank6 /.
Kantor r., Meszaros NJ, Kiss s..
Balogh l., Nemeth Ferencne, Ola.
jos A., Kun j., 1d. Eszenyi T., Ba.
tary A., Durda NJ, Fabian s., Ko-
vacs A., Cs. 10th j., SO centjevel,
N. ~, Lengyel A., ozv. Bosnyak
Fine, Macy p, Veress Line, Pc,
gany j., Kert L, Hodory S., Deak
F., 35 cent: 10th f., 25 centjevel
Lakatos K. Osszesen: $2O.1O. -
Mrs. Gavay es Mrs. Macy L.-nt
konyven: $1.W-javal: Varga 1.
ne, 10th A.-ne, Kiss M.-ne, Mrs
Rushin, Varga G.-ne,, Fazekas L.
Inc, Hura A., Dobay Geza, Dem
jen j., IS cent: Bene Janos, Macy
L., Hizsnyai Line, Fodor Lajos
Ajvasz M.-ne, 5Oacentjevel: F0ld
vary Sine, Kallay B.-ne, Almasy
G.-ne, Fabian Gy.-ne, C5epke b.
Inc. Osszesen: 1926. - Mrs. Ko
vacs e. es Mrs. Patkanoczy k0ny
vena3 $1.O0- -javal': Kolozsvary j.
Inc, Frank Janosne, Szalay J.-ne
Juhasz Gyorgy, Potornay Janos
Patkanoczy Janos, Kovacs Elek
so centjevel: Szakacs d., Mesza
ros Nine, Rati Janos, Balog F.
| 25 cent: Banz M. Osszesen: 1925
- Mrs. Vass M. .es Mrs. Lengye
L. konyven: Szaday B., Kiss NJ
Markovics F., SiRos A.-ne, Be
lenszky j., Mezeis g., Radn6ti P.
Inc, Kovacs J.-ne, Czifra l., To
rok S., Fricz j., Lengyel L., Cs
10th j., Meszaros E., IS cent
Varga D., so centjevel: 10th A.
Inc, Mih6k A, Csontos J.-ne, Ma
lyer NJ, Varga Zs., Vass NJ, 2
cent: Szakacs S. Osszesen.: $500
u Termeszetbeni adomanyoka
adtak: Barta Peter, Nitro josef
Inc, Kapitany Janosne, 10th 10
zsef, Kiss Andras, A. Wagmann
Brinczk6 JOSEF, III. Kovacs Mi
halyne, Tur6czi Ferencne, Bart
Sandor. Ugy a gyiijt6knek, min
az adakoz6knak helyen mono
koszonetet az Egyhaz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-07-19

zunknak, I'd. Victor Janos, q ma
lgyarorszagi vasarnapi iskolak f.
titkara es a budapest Lorantffy
k6rhaz volt igazgat6ja. Az esti
6rakban, mint AIT e lap egy mas
helyen kozolt cikk jelzi, orgonan-
kon hangverseny darabokat fog
jatszani, utana pedig szines veti-
tett kepeket mutat be Magyaror-
|szagr6l kell5 magyaraxat kisere-
teben. Dacara q nyari melegnek,
hissziik, hogy sokan el fognak
jonni nagyszerii estere, annal is
linkabb, inert innen Victor Janos
ltestveriink sziilohazaba indul,
hogy a vasarnapi iskolak nyari
konferenciajat vezesse. Felekezeti
kiilombseg nelkiil mindenkit szi-
vesen latunk. 81
Magyar Nap. Egyhazunk kez-
ldett6l fogva tagja a helybeli
Egyhazak es Egyletek Nagybi-
zottsagnak. Mint tag termesze-
tesen ARA torekszik, hogy a
Nagybizottsag megfelelhessen hi
vatasanak es hogy minden vallal-
kozasa sikeres legyen. A Nagybi-
zottsag e nyaron is Magyar Nap
OF fog rendezni szombathoz egy
hetre, julius 28-an a Campbell
Parkban. Felhivjuk egyhazunk
tagjait napra es kerjik, hogy
amennyire lehetseges tegyek e
napot sikeresse.
Napsugar egyesiiletiink. Nap
Isugar' Egyesiiletunk a vezet6 Mt.
Laky Zsigmondne kisereteben az
elmult ket; het alatt ket kirandu-
last tett. Mindket alkalommal a
tagok szep szammal jelentek meg
is igazan kellemesen ereztek ma
gukat. Ez az ifju csapat lelkesen
|vegzi munkajat, minden aka
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lrendesen osszejonnek gyiilesekre
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koze. Hissziik, hogy Youngstown
es kornyeken mindig tobben lesz-
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rik cserkeszet ertekes munka
jat es elkuldik fiaikat, hogy all
janak cserkeszek koze.
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rink otthonaban. Kerjiik mind
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