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HowDEH, jennie. ~ stASI
"a SII.ai
DI CARLO. giuseppe ana Igassi4 ~
VAN DoREN. Luei.n n. ana Hssyy q
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RAgusA. Salvatore ana Mattsa ".
RAGUsA. Pstsr ana Ross. o. lsLiA
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MILITGER, 9ustavus ,. anA Bertha
MASON: Eassr '. ana xs.A.ru. &.
wILilIMsoN. cAaa ana LpIa les.
NtTILI. Eieole ana ouissppina, 1lH
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BARBER, william. 10, 0sGGL
MEYER, Anthony J., ~. e4T.ee.
SACKETT, Ethel A., 11s. 373.31.
MoCKABEE. Amos A. and Mary n.
MoFFETT. Preston N. and Nellie n.
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FOSTER. Albert v. and Martha D. ~
oLGVERL Elsie. l1S. ls71J.
HELM, Goldsboro K. and Ellie r.,
14S. t3s.3s.
SQUARE 4o11
DREAMER, Anna B., 80, t17.1e.
IRELAND. Joseph II. and Alice A.
IS, $100.26.
TANKERsLEY. Charles L., 90. SASS.
FORD. Sophie L.. 90, 35s.1s.
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NAsH Charles n. 131. tS.S1; as,
ee.o1.
NASH, Lucy B.. 13S. ls.ss; 100, 1s.7T.
soUDER, Josephine. 18A, f1eH.
SHEEHY, Cornelius A.. %, f4t.S6
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MEHKB, Samuel NJ, ct a.. 1oS, H.u.
GIsH. 0OnOvisvS K. sos, Tbe; sos.
FULLER. Frank T.. sOT. sI,os: SOS
e1.St: $40, $3.50.
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sAMMoNs. W. Atokss ana Katherine
J. Summons. ls5. ss9.s4.
tBARRA, Lilly ", Ias. $3.50.
MURNANE, Carroll N. and Lillian X.
MYERS, Dorothy l.. 14s tss.ls.
MARTIE. Frank A. and Mabeils g.,
suRTcN. Rlchard A. ana Berth. L,
pEcKHAM James u and Gsnsvisvs
T., ISL, s41.ss.
sTTTT, Ruth e., ISs. ssS.ts.
christ, Christian and Adolph sickin-
ser, sis. s21s.
SQUARE $500
BRUCE. Minnie T., fs5. sse1f.
SMITH. Harry q. and Julia NJ. 1856.
sRowNrNa. Minnie j.. 100 ssass.
LANMAN. Maurice H. ana Anna. isl,
tes.2s.
HARvEY. Herbert N. and Ellen NJ,
wARDMAN. Harry and ThOs P Bones.
WINCHESTER Raymond c. ana violet
NJ, 202 $63.2S.
20s, 312s.4s.
WINFIELD, Wexford and Cole ". sOs.
s13.70
SMITH. Myrtle A., 2o7, $3.50.
WATSON. Mary and Robt.. eos a10.45
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RUTTT. Ethel Y, ana Jacob sha-
PGLwARTa, Maggie ana Martha r,
Buckley. sos. $3.50,
SQUARE s2o4
oUNfGAN. waditsr r. A. I'D lis. ,iss. ''''
SQUARE 1905
MANN. Dorothy L. q. sss.O1.
SQUARE s2o7
GOULD. Frank A. and Pearl n a.
FI iai !. TAsOdOr. J. and Bertha s. 40.
kiIDDs. John ana Emily Louise 50.
GRANT. Louis y 81 sss.7O
IL1 1KEas Jo S9S' e. Ii Il. si,s sss'
SQUARE S2OS
BROWN. Ethel L.. IS. 1851.
sRoWN, Leslie G. and zenaida B.. So,
HxLn Edward y. $40. ssass.
SQUARE SaOs
aEocKwAY; Charles L. and Myrtle
THOMAS. Matte ,. o. slO4.s..
BALL. stephen 8. and Men D.. o.
MoxLEY. Douglas G.. a. 1los.ss; ao4.
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Ho criEI.r 81 ,s sSaa $. and Frances =
5ARMAN, James II. and Marjorie. 1os.
pUNiG1N. D. }. is4 s1Os1I.
SQUARE s214
MYERS. Francis A. and Rose NJ, n,
MILLER. Fannie. %. s113.ll.
Marks. s Iol; '. ana Fred. l.. ia.
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DUKE, ray 81, ss2.B3
FuTRovsKX. Henry and Jennie. 90.
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KERAsroTIs. Peter a. and Gertrude
IS, 3s6.77.
ws ssISl !, H s,,a i. ana Marie c..
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AGEE. Blanche. and Margaret n. Was
ney. -. tsb.ef.
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eAGEH, Charles D., 90. ass.
g E5EGRRs sll. siSsis'; l., p y I'LL '.s'
T I1Ig pave DSyid: 2. :iOs .ss; ;,
v4IhIlYs. d ssn''a q. ana Mary s'''s :. o.
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JONES. Luther G. ana Lille A.. g.
SQUARE sa34
KIDWMLIs Marie H.. 50. SSai1.
SQUARE sass
YoWHLL Guy and Bessie. 20. SsLls.
SQUARE s3sI
KURTz, Louise c.. 20. Ss9,s7.
LYNcH. Herbert and Ethel g. 10.
u
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MJLLINGs. Bertha .. a. $3.50.
MuLLINGs. Ernest <. ana M. c. So
BARTLETT, Royal -. S1o7.so.
GREENBDRG, Isidors c., %, S4IsS.
POSITION. e. Clarence and Els, A. fOt
PEARY Ed~ @ and Rose NJ. lis
z!LKINn Hyman and Mary, sis
GEssFoRD. Jas ". ana Mary. sss
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Jones' Irene C.. 81. s7s.sO
SQUARE sass
ADAMS. Mortimer v. Is. $sg.s3.
BAg4AA Chaplin 2. and Agnes. 7s
10EST. Louise c.. IT, SsB.f1
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PATTERSON. Zella D.. 81 S42s8
Hale samuel aad Nary. 7s tIos7s
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Baker. Lillian r.. IS slaLSO.
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sERLIN. samuel ana Annie n. 10,
SQUARE sa4s
tISLER. Harry A. and Mars. g.. 80,
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oosq EdwiD a ans A'''' C. u
wxnpMAn. Harry a. ana Thomas p.
q :s ls 81, 'i 49, i lss SIS 81
nAEScEN. Minnie. 81. sS7.os.
ffNsLEY. Thos, =. and Ruth W.. -.
sensTaoEo. Sr.nsh ana EuA p
pirsTs WIN. ?. ana lr ~ =.
warrKins, Regina c. -. tI17s
MERCER. Jas. L. End Dolly. 80. slf'ls
GROWING. Roy c ara ysBds B.,
risrh u s.-sr 2. ana Ap'i. =.
aLsoP. Eustss. 4. sus carolyn L,
srsnE. Vim. ,. ana Pstrieis O. Is.
Oliver. chas, q. s44s1.
RIcEITT. Anthony sDd Jusnita. 90.
snfTsKAMP. osrhard ana Anna. 81.
pghKEE. Jss D ana Louis. >. 81
<EEN = Roy 4 and cathsrins r.
RoRDAs. Jos. 80 s1s.ss.
FI0UERAs. chaa and Mercedes 81
BLACKWELL. Robert L. and Mar
gueritte, So, tz0.35.
FORD. samuel s. snd Ella. W. s.
e2e.SG
PtjGH, Michael oconnor and wfnfred
MITCHELL. Ora A. IS. $4,000.
BLAND. J. Raymond and Helen p.
woofEs. Harry L ana IlianI.. !.
MsefARLAEE. John G and RUBY C..
fie. 1896.
DICKINSON. Francis A and Alma. ia
FIcKLTNo. Frank a. ana Blanshs. ia.
swan, Lawrence ana Louise. III.
tlt.es.
cEIeos, waiter ;. ana Myrtle =
JACOBS, sarah H.. 10. ,lT.7s.
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GILMORE. Joseph p. and Evelyn A..
/. &so53.
SQUARE 412S
EDWARDS, BENZ. r., 10, 11Tto; II.
$17,1o.
SQUARE n2s
Bowler. IL. S30.3A; "a, $685. ~
1904; a. 5000
LEE, Charles H.. 3s. 1855
EDWARDS BENZ. F.. 3s, $3.50.
WALTERS. Lozells l.. 4s. $76.ss.
SQUARE 41s7
KEMP. Molly B.. 20. 2s2oS: "a. 1888.
SQUARE 412S
TIDLER. Wilbur L.. 81. S1o.7B.
SQUARE 4129
MURPHY. Timothy and Ruth N. 90.
EDWARDS BENZ. F., 40. $3.50
KING. John NJ. 10. $500; so, &2soA.
SQUARE 413O
DDWARDs. Benz. F: 3 36+e .s;i a. ::
II: ssO.s6: 10, saO.s5; 10. sss,S6; sol.
THE CAPITAL APARTMENT CORP.
INC. 500. 5000.
SQUARE 4131
EDWARDS Benz. F.. 81, $41.s7: %.
&55s; 80. $685. "a s5.Os; 500. $40.
SQUARE 41s2
EDWARDS BENZ F., 2. $3.50.
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BoDKIN, George william. 800. s24.oS:
sol. &3.s7.
RUBfNO. John B.. 500, s47.B4.
TEE dEL Tea OF ST SRESH caURc 5A OF
WASHINGTON, D. C., Q. S4o5.5S.
RICHARDSON. Walter L. and Ethel L..
HAsKE, Fred J.. IT.. and ottilia NJ.
II. 31oS.32.
COOPER, Ada r., =, $685.
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&67.65: q $1S.79; 8, S14.2o.
WEIsCHAUPT, Adolph J. ana Florence
p, 4. 1853; s, $500; 8, $7.4S.
BUTLER. Henry c.. 500. 1855.
SQUARE 4141
GREEN. James A.. and George McLanO,
Tr., IA, 81 cents.
WARREN. Monroe and Robert D.. II.
SQUARE 4143
THoMPsoN. Leo =. and Mildred n.
SQUARE 41H
BoDKIN. George ". and Eva. H.
THOMPSON. Mamie e.. 10, tS2o8.
SQUARE a1H
MoNCuRE. Robert Knoz and Lisa H..
5. t63.ss
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GREEN. Jams' a; and George Me-
MCCLURE Harry B. and Hanna K.
MILLER. Lucy r.. IS. Gt4oB1.
ToBIN. Charles J. and Mabel l., 10.
WEBSTER. Leslie s, aud Anne May.
KEssEER, oliver v. ana Eva L.. H.
tlS22s.
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ToBIN. John J.. Is. 1910; 81. ts4.sL
SQUARE l14T
MARcERoN. Edw. and Mamie '. D.,
10. $10154.
KUSHNER, Joseph and Rsbecca, a.
MARTIN. Thomas j. and Lillian May
o. $50 Sc.
BEARD william W. and Lotus E.. -.
t41.H.
scHoFIELD. Brsnton Z. and Theresa
E.. 80 sass.
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10, 1886.
EDENs. Robt. W.. IS. :ss.o5.
IRVINE. Clara r.. %. s7.14.
WILSON. =. e.. II. $2s.ss.
SQUARE STA
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s oREhLo M Fl: is' w. va is. ,.n
JOHNSON. s j.. al stis: IA $3.50
SQUARE ana
ICE, C. H., 1. 1907.
aAIMEs. Gs1Fgi. p; q t'iE
W atasTseT; I E E1a Is az ! MORTGAGE
poNIcHE, ). B., s1L tie.
NORTON, }, r., $40. Ssc.
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RrDLLE. ciarks. Z. s2.S2
oss, VIM. H., .. szs2.
4 ao 5 MA Margaret q. Il l.. aoi. slm.
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FRAMPToN, Richard B., 500 sass;
HAMsTEAp. o. D., -, siss.
SQUARE s71s
KILLINGER, Cyrus A.. Sea- sac; 500.
S1.4S; 81, s2.0e.
JONES. John Emil so1. $40; eos.
SQUARE 17sl
MYERS. Eldridgs L. 81 as.sO; a.
332S
MYERS. Eldridgs l.. -. sa.sO; -.
s3,21: 26 s3.30.
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ARNOLD. Harry l.. 4. $3.50: 8. SL30
WIENER. Chaa R., 10 S4.s0: IL. 81 80
PRESTON. c. W.. jr.. 10. S3.S1: 20.
1881 81, t3E1; -. s3.s1.
ANGE. Joseph H., "a, t4.so; 81, t43o.
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swITZER. N. D.. I. SAIL.
FERREBEE. Ira c.. 20. e3.le.
GRuSENDoRF. n. C.. 40, t5.10.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-21
ASK FOR SEPARATE
WIVES CITIZENSHIP
independence From Mate in
Nationality Urged by
Alliance.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, June 21.-Independent citi-
zenship for married women, a matter
in which the United States was recog-
nized to have the most progressive
legislation of any country, was urged
in a resolutions adopted today by the
congress of the Women's International
Suffrage Alliance.
Increase of legal age for marriage in
all countries to 16 years for girls and
Is years for boys was recommended in
the same resolution.
Chrystal Macmillan of England con-
demned changing women's nationality
with marriage as "the most pernioiouS
of all anti-feminist doctrines. A
woman because she has husband
should not have taken from her the
most fundamental of all political rights,
her nationality"
Resolutions adopted reaffirmed the
adherence of the congress to the prin-
Ciple that "a woman'S nationality shall
not be changed by marriage or by the
change in nationality of her husband"
The congress commended legislation
On this subject by the United States,
Norway. Denmark, Iceland, Belgium
and Rumania. The delegates unani-
mously voted thanks to Dame Rachel
Crowdy of England for her work in
representing women's organizations be-
fore commissions Of the League of
Nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-21
JOINT PICNIC SCHEDULED.
Eight Sunday Schools Will Hold
Outing at Marshall Hall.

Eight Sunday schools of Washington
and nearby Maryland and Virginia
will hold a joint picnic tomorrow at
Marshall Hall.
The Sunday schools participating are !:
Methodist Episcopal, McKendree, Waugh,
Wilson Memorial, Gorsuch, Falls
Church and Lincoln Road; Mount
Rainier Christian and Chevy Chase
Baptist.
A program of athletics will begin at
3 o'clock. George Sauerwein of Chevy
Chase Baptist Sunday school will have
charge of the athletics and will be
assisted by r. r. Gessford, C. E. Nor
deem, C. M. Cecil, H. L. Stanforth and
August Kohlman. Charles A. Sutton
of McKendree Methodist Sunday school
Is in general charge of the excursion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-21
PLAN HOSPITAL Benefit.
Casualty Lady Managers Sponsor
Garden Party Wednesday.

The board of lady managers of
Casualty Hospital will hold a garden
party for the benefit of the New Cas-
ualty Hospital Wednesday afternoon
on the hospital grounds. Dinner is to
be served between 5 ana 7 o'clock.
Those in charge include: Mrs. c.
Collins, fancy table; Mrs William r.
Carmichael, candy: Mrs. w. j. Brewer,
cakes: Mrs. Bernard Walls and Mrs. r.
e. Thompson, card tables: Mrs. H.
Weber, ice cream; Mrs. Edward Wilson,
punch, and Mrs. r. W. Hawkins, pub
icity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-06-21
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.

OUTGOING STEAMERS.
SAILING TODAY.
New Brunswick-Accra.
Calypso-Maracaibo.
Caronia-Plymouth, Havre and London.
Nieuw Amsterdam-Plymouth, Boulogne and
Roms~oibraltar. Naples and Genoa.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Havana and Miami.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s @ and soutRampton.
Pennland-PIymouth, Cherbourg and Ant
Luna1Port au Prince
Martinioue-Puerto Colombia.
Eastern Prince-R1p de Janeiro, Santos,
Monteyideo and Buenos Aires.
SAILING TOMORROW.
Castills-Porto Cortez.
Evelyn-santo Domingo.
Seorstan~Pacifc Coast.
Helen-San Juan.
Munplsce-Progresso.
Transylvania-.M Neville and Glasgow.
samaria-Cobh and Liverpool
st. LouisIcobh. cherbourg and Bremen
voltaire-Barbados. Rio de Janeiro. Mon
teyideo and Buenos Aires.
NerissaSst. JOINS and Halifax.
Ulua-Hayana, Cristobal and Port Lmon.
tilla. Tela, Puerto Barrios and Belize.
Orizaba-Havapa.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and London.
Cedric-Cobh and Liverpool.
MarsYi-Puerto Colombia.
SAILING SUNDAY, JUNE %.
Cristobal Colon--vigo, Coruna, Gijon, San
lander and Bilbao.
SAILING MONDAY, JUNE ~.
JefTerson-Norfolk.
SAILING TUESDAY. JUNE IS.
Cristobal-Port au Prince and CristobaI.
Saturnia-Algiers, Naples and Trieste.
Paris-Plymouth and Havre.
SAILING WEDNESDAY. JUNE 26.
Berensaria--Cherbourg and Southampton.
Observation-Disclosures
Decentralization, CriStobaL Cartagena,
Puerto Colombia and Santa Marta.
America-Plymouth, Cherbourg and Bremen
haven.
Tachira-san Juan. La 0uayra, Curacao and
Maracaibo.
Maraval-GIenada, Trinidad and George
town.
SAILING THURSDAY. JUNE 81.
Thurin sia--Cobh and Hamburg
Dresden-Cobh, Cherbourg ana Bremen
san Lorenzo--san Juan and santo Domingo
City.
MONTEREY Havana, Prosreso. Vera Cruz and
Tampico.
Olympic -cherbours and Southampton.
American Shipper--Lon6on. ia
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - a-,-s ,'ia<ayt nj
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-.-, cs~o "ro,- -; SCysAfIEE FRS ALASxA S"nP.
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AMERICAN LOST

PARIS. March 12, (P)-"Spider" ladner of France became the flv- weight champion of the world by knock:rg out Frankie Genero, the American within half 8 minute oi the opening round. He scored a clean blow to the chin and then a heavy punch to the solar plexus 3euding Genaro to the floor.
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Egegik via Kanatak; K. L. Sim onson, Seldovia; Dell G. Cooper, SQuaw Harbor; Earle E. Nagle, Unalaska; William Bennett and family, Kodiak; Mrs. Fred O'Neil, Portlock; Mae Prater, Unalaska; Andy Anderson and family, Seldo- via; John Peterson, False Pass; A. Larson, Sand Point.
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ALISKA FURS SENT LAs!T YEAR SHOWS
 MARKED INCREASE

n'''No f',rs shinDed during 1928 exceeded by a considerable amount those of the previous year, accorJ- ing to figures released by H. w. Terh;1ne, executive officer of the T-'ited States Biological sutv with headouarters in Juneau. The rcta' value of furs shipped from Alaska during 1928 was $4,293,627- 3 nearly $6O0O0O more than was S'a;s,rad in 1927
 The total value of different .'Sins shipped out is divided as fol- lows:
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LE GAL N ] T|CE
NOTICE nE NTrrNICIPAL
 ELECTION

, ELECTION NNTvCr y4 HEREBY GIVEN. that on Tuesday April 2. 1929 the annual election of the City Officers and members of the School Board for the City of Seward, Alaska, will be held. The polls for said election will bc situated in the City Hail Of said City. The polls will be open from 8 o'clock a. m. on the morning of April 2, 1929 until o'clock P. m. on the evening of said date.
 IDENTIFICATION OF VOTERS:
 Everv person 21 years of age who is citizen of the United States and who has resided in the Territory of Alaska continuously for one year next proceeding he election and within the limits of the City of Seward fer six months proceeding the election shall be qualified to vote.
 vcto-s are required to register.
 "''-o e>,,nwing officers are to be elected at the annual election Tues day, April 2, 1929.
 Mayor, three members Of the Common Council, one member Of School Board.
 Dated at Seward, Alaska this sec Ond day of March, 1929.
 4. D. BALDERSTON,
 Municipal Clerk of the City of Seward. Alaska.
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Paddy Mcdonald, oldtimer from the Interior who arrived from the states on the s. S. Alaska, depart ed yesterday for Fairbanks.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-12

G Coact ana gendctic SDrv. 'h"-4 aod T;da Tables. SCHtT EpEo av.SKA SpsOp,
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SENATOR CLAPP DIES

WASHINGTON, March II, P)- Former United States Senator James Edwin Clapp, republican of Minnesota died at his home here. F. woS 77 years old and had been in failing health for the last year.
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BRUNSWICK PRuNOGRAPHS AND RECORDS. Schallerer's Alas ga Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-12

Uord cn!n,..f Alaska pic t,,r"s at Sv!via's .@
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CLEANLINESS and the best of meats our motto. Fry -Bruhn's.
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EASTMAN KODaKS AND PHO- TOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES. Schaller. sr's Alaska Shop.
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sThRR G0Es WEST WITH
 FAR LIST PASSENGERS

With one of the largest ship ments of mail to have been taken Westward in months, not so much general cargo, but with fair list ,-7~ of nosseroers the s. 5 Starr sailed last evening on it's regular monthly voyage to Vest ward points.
 r7'>o ~c t ,7oners were as follow.
 c. w. Pion1an to Seldovia; Nick Kristenson, False Pass; M. Davies,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22
UDvARIAs vADLOTT

Budapestr6l jelentik: - T0bb-
biilert felelt bir6sag
el6tt Koml6s Dezso iigyn0k, aki
egy ideig abb6l cit, hogy egy mil
kereskeddSnek bizomanyba vett
kepeivel r6tta a videket. Mikor a
penzc elfogyott, zalogba tette a
kepek egy reszet, maid az ap6sa-
t6l ugyancsak bizomanyba kapott
rovidarukat. Lanyi Janos DIR. tor
venyszeki egyesbir6 egyevi bor-
tonre itelte Koml6st, aki mely
meghajlassal fogadta az iteletet
- Nagyon szepen koszonom
nagysagos eln0k ur! Ha kikerii-
lok, hozzalatok, hogy becsiiletes
emberre legyek es ha maskepp
mem megy, k0vet fogok torni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22
LESZURTAK A
"SARKOZ REMET''

Decsr6l jelentik: - Sell Ist-
van 80 ewes, Tolnamegye Decs
kozsegbeli gazdalkod6 igen garaz-
da ember hireben ALT. A k0rnyek
lakossaga a "Sarkoz reme'' ne
ven ismerte. A multi heten Sell
egy Borjati JOSEF nevu haragos-
tarsaba k0tott belle. Regi huszar-
kardjaval akarta leszurni hara-
gosat. Borjati vasvillat ragadott
Sell ellen, maid mellbeszurta a
karddal hadakozo embert. Sell
Istvan meghalt. A vizsgalat
megindult, hogy Borjati jogos ON
vedelmeben vegzett-e "Sark0z re
me"-vel.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22
Az ITAL ATKA!

Kegyetlen apagyilkossag tor
tent fejermegyei Vereb kozseg-
ben. Ifju Szab6 Janos SO ewes gaz-
dalkodo kioltotta edesapja eletet,
mivel az nem engedte, hogy elher-
dalja a vagyont. Nemregiben id.
Szabo Janos volt a k0zseg legte-
kintelyesebb gazdaja. Sep haza,
f0ldje, gazdasaga volt. Par h6-
nappal ezelott meghalt felesege,
maid leanya ment ferjhez. A 76
esztend6s gazdalkod6 egyetlen fla
val maradt a haznal. Ifju Szabt
Janos az utobbi id6ben az italnak
adta magat. Durva, veszeked6 EN-
berre lett. Atyjat mem becsiilte
Az Greg kerte sep szoval, erelye
sen, hogy terjen vissza rendes
j6zan elet aldasos utjara. A fiatal
Szabo nagy arat kert exert. Az
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22
A DUNABA DOBTA
SZERELMESENEK LANYAT

Debrecenb6l jelentik: - Egri
Albert debreceni pekmester a Du-
naba dobta szerelmesenek lea
nyat es 3 maga is utana ugrott.
Egy Deak Sandorne newt asszony
max udvarolt, akit ravett, hogy
hagyja ell ferjet, aki Debrecenben
ejjeli Or es joijon fel vele Buda-
pestre. Az asszony engedett is a
felsz6litasnak es 19 ewes R6zsi
newt leanyaval feljott Budapest
re. A pekmester azonban mem tu-
dott allashoz jutni. Elkeseredese-
ben sz0rnyii tettre vetemedett. A
budapest lanchidr6l az anya sze-
melattara Duna hullamaiba dob
ia Deakne leanyat, maid mielott
megakadalyozhattak volna, utana
vetette magat. A leanyt mem sike.
riilt kimenteni, Egri Albertet
azonban kimentettek 6s a korhaz
ba szallitottak. A kiil0n0s gyil
kossag es 0ngyilkossag ugyeben {
rendorseg meginditotta nyo
mOZast.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22
Hirek az Ohazabol

kovetelte, hogy ujra becsiiletes
ember lesz, ha apja rairatja min
den vagyonat. Mezes-mazos be-
szedjevel ell is erte, hogy az Greg
rairatta mindenet. De az igeret
csak igeret maradt, flu tovabb
ivott, dorbezolt, pusztitotta va
gyont, amelynek mos mar egyet-
len ura volt. Atyja 1lem nezhette
ell ezt. Atiratta a vagyont a lea
nyara es 3 maga is a leanyahoz
ment lakni. A flu diihosen rontott
atyjara, amikor ezt megtudta.
Zsebkest rantott es az eles seer
szamot ketszer az Greg szivebe
dofte. Id. Szab6 Janos azonnal
meghalt. A gyilkos a kegyetlen
gaztett utan hazament S lefekidt.
Agyaban fogtak ell a csendorok es
vasraverve bekisertek a szekesfe-
hervari igyeszseg foghazaba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22
sZEP AD0MANY

Budapestrol jelentik: = Vitez
Terstyanszky 0don a vivas vilag-
bajnokanak tragikus elhunyta
utan mindenki siet a melyen SUI
tott ozvegy sorsan segiteni. A leg
szebb cselekedet grof Andrassy
nevehez fuzodik. o ugyanis szaz
hold vitezi telket ajanlott fel a
Vitezi Szeknek azzal, hogy a tel
ket Terstyanszky ozvegyenek jut-
tassa. Andrassy Geza gr6f az ado
manyozott telket rogton berbe is
vette, holdankent ket metermazsa
buzaert. Terstyanszkyn6 ICY egy-
szerre ket wagon gabonahoz, mint
evi jaradekhoz, jutott.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22
MEREGGEL OLTEK
Az OROKSEGEKERT

Szolnokrol jelentik: = A szol-
Tiszakiirt kozsegben
ket ferfit es egy asszonyt letartoz-
tatott csendorseg. Az illet6ket
azzal vadoltak, hogy hozzatarto-
z6ikat mereggel tettek ell lab alol,
hogy a rajuk varo 0roksegekhez
hamarabb hozzajussanak. Az evek
kel ezel6tt elhunytakat, akiket al
litolag gyilkos mereggel tettek ell
lab alol, kiemeltek a sirjukb6l A
vegyi vizsgalat megallapitotta,
hogy a szerencsetlenek val6ban
mergezes kovetkezteben halifax
meg. A nyomozast tovabb folytat-
tax, mivel olyan hirek terjedtek
ell, hogy a kozsegben mergezessel
tobb Greg szil6t fosztottak meg
eletikt6l lelketlen gyermekek
vok es menyek. A multi napokban
harom uj letart6ztatas volt Tisza-
kiirton. Ket asszony ongyilkos
lett. AIT hiszik, hogy az illet6k is
biin0sek, azert menekiltek az on.
kentes halalba. A legujabb hirek
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22
ELSZABADULT TEHERAUTO

Demendr6l jelentik: Elsa
badult a lejtos demendi orszag-
uton egy szemelyszallitasra beren-
dezett teherauto OF utasaval. A
bentiilo vasari arusok k0ziil negy-
mex sikeriilt kisebb-nagyobb zuzo-
dasok aran kiugrani a vezet0 mel
kill jarmubol Simon Gyulane, az
0t0dik utaS, azonban bennmaradt
az autoban, mely vegiil is egy IT,
zen0t meter mely szakadekba zu-
hant. Simon Gyulanet eletvesze.
lyes serulesekkel szallitottak a
k6rhazba.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22
A HAZTULAJDONOSNO
TAMAD0IT ELFOGTAK

Budapestrol jelentik: - A Ho-
ranszky-utca Z. szamu haz tulaj-
donosn6je, Ormai Morne ellen al
ARGOS rablotamadast k0vettek ell.
Harom fiatalember lakaskereses
iirugye alatt bement lakasaba
es revolvert szegeztek megre-
milt haztulajdonosn6re, maid fell
feszitettek az asszony szekrenyet
es abbol tizenketezer peng6t elra-
boltak. Most sikeriilt a rend6rseg-
mex kinyomozni, hogy rabl6ta-
madast 10th Janos, Vamos JenS
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-08-22
ITELET A KASSAI
CIGANYPERBEN
Az emberev6 ciganyok ket vezere
eletfogytiglani fegyhazat kapott.

Az egesz muvelt vilag erdeklo-
desc mellett heteken keresztil
targyalta kassai t0rvenyszek a
sepsi-i emberevo rabl6gyilkos ci-
ganyok bunp0ret.
Az volt vad ellenuk, hogy a
csehek altal me megszallt Felvideken
eveken at raboltak, gyilkoltak.
Bevallottak, hogy tobb esetben a
meggyilkolt aldozat holttestet fel-
daraboltak es paprikasnak elke-
szitve, felfaltak az emberhust.
Mintegy husz cigany, ferfi es
n5 kerilt a gyilkossagok elk0ve-
tese Matt b0rt0nbe.
A f6targyalas soran ciganyok
tobb rablogyilkossag elkoveteset
beismertek. Bevallottak AIT is,
hogy ettek emberhust.
"A kassai eskidtszeki birosag a
ciganybanda ket vezeret Filke
Sandort es Rybar Palt eletfogy-
tiglani fegyhazra iteltek, Hudak
JOSEF Is evi fegyhazat kapott
Csiszar Gyulat II evi fegyhazzal
sujtottak. Hat vadlott egyenkent
S-8 evi fegyhazra lett itelve. Negy
ciganyt felmentett a bir0sag. Csc
NOR Johanna es Eszter ciganyla
nyok, akiket bir6sag orgazda
saggal vadolt, % evet kaptak.