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The Washington times., 1929-12-05
Friday Specials in EachO
and Company, Inc.

The most discerning housewife
speaks up, "'I buy my fish at the
special prices given in Eacho's
every FRIDAY" And then begins
the chorus Of COMMUNICATIONS
lions of praise you always may ex-
pect from the family, once they
SAVIOR the persuasive deliciousneSs
Of the fish you are serving, know
ing that you had purchased 1t at
a special price. Here are the spe-
Gals for tomorrow. Fillet OF
Founder, CSC ID. Red Snapper,
3Oc Id. Green Shrimp, SOC ID.
Scallops, soc Id. Lobster Meat,
81 rs lb Smells, Csc Id. Smoked
Fillet of Haddock, Csc ID. 81, %
and % Municipal Fish Market.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
State Plans Reward
For Careful Drivers

BOSTON, Dec. Stewards for
careful automobile driving are
being considered by State Of
ficials, but fatalities brought on
by careless operating continue.
George Parker, registrar of mo-
tor vehicles, speaking before an
open forum here last night, said
that a plan was being studied by
which drivers with clean records
would be granted decided cut in
registration or insurance fees for
the ensuing year. He said he did
not think sitter penalties you'd
materially aid in decreasing the
number of accidents.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
Lazy Soviet Mailman
Threw Letters Away

LENINGRAD, Dec. 5 G.N.S0 -
A pile Of several thousand letters
many of them containing matters
of government business, and hun
dreds of newspapers were dis
covered in the cellar Of an aban-
doned house which wreckers were
tearing down.
Investigation revealed that a
mail carrier, too lazy to tramp
one block out of his way down
a side street in rainy weather had
for years thrown the mail for
this part of his beat down the
basement window Of the house.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05

Stuffing the GOose-Cut and
toast half loaf of bread and roll
the toast slices fine with a rolling
pin. Add two cups of hot mashed
potatoes to which have been
added two tablespoons of Schin-
dler's peanut butter. Chop the
cooked liver and heart, two large
tart apples which have been
pared and cored, half a cup of
currants, and add to the potato
mixture. Stir and add one egg
well beaten. Season to tastes with
salt and pepper and stuff the
goose.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05

Oyster Peanut Stuffing-One
small loaf of bread a day old
Shredded with a fork. Saute the
shredded bread in plenty of Girls
co until it is a golden brown. To
this add: / medium-Sized onion
grated, 1 cup chopped peanuts,
3 diced apples. 2 sweet potatoes
boiled and mashed, l dozen oyS-
tiers, 2 tablespoons melted CriSco,
1 teaspoon poultry seasoning.
Pepper and salt to taste.
If when thoroughly stirred the
mixture is too dry to hold TO-
gether, add two tablespoons Of
milk.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05

English Plum Pudding-12
pound beef suet, 6 ounces Of Wash
ington Flour, 6 ounces brown
sugar, ounces of dried bread
crumbs, u pound currants, II
pound seedless sultanas, 2 ounces
of candied peel, 2 ounces chopped
almonds, 2 eggs, a little nutmeg
and spices as wished. A good tea
spoon of baking powder and cup
Of Chestnut Farms Milk. Mix to-
gether. This pudding must steam
for 6 or 7 hours. This is the way
It is done. For the quantity
stated, put in a cloth and flour
the cloth we'll to keep it from
sticking. Tie up and put in a
kettle of boiling water. Do not
have the water cover all the pud-
ding: JUS let the water boil
around the lower part so that the
budding Steams. Keep the water
boiling all the time, and as it boils
add more hot water. When the
budding is tied in the cloth don't
Tie the cloth down close to the
budding, but leave room to swell.
This is a delicious recipe dlreco
from England. Caramel, sweet
ened white sauce or hard sauce is
detachable served with this pud-
ding.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
$1,000 in Prizes

person submitting the best Christmas dinner menu
The second prize will be $500
third will $500, This contest now and
will close December 18th contributions must be in this
date Winners will be announced this December 18th
of James Address all com
Washington Times.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
ID Tons Of Orders
Fall as Mast Buckles

CHICAGO, Dec. 5 d.NSD-
Fourteen tons Of steel Orders
being lifted to the twenty-second
story Of q building under con-
struction crashed TO the ground
yesterday when the mast of a der
rick buckled under the load. The
vicinity had been cleared Of traffic
and roped off previously.
NUNCI0 MADE CARDINAL
ROME, Dec. 5 Q.N.S).-Papal
Nuncio Pacelli today was created
a cardinal by Pope Plus.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
nG&M&~
49, FLOUR

Is the one flour that is most
practical for home baking. It
Is made of selected wheat; espe-
cially milled, and fits right into
your formulas, whatever they
may be, and is adapted to
kitchen facilities.
The Pantry Pals" consist of
Plain Washington Flour, suitable
for all purposes; and Self-Rising
Washington Flour, which is
mixed with the purest leavening
phosphates--already to make bis
cults, waffles and the daintiest
Of delicacies.
Every sack of Washington Flour
Is guaranteed to give satisfaction
and is for sale in 2, S. II and
24-lb. sizes by grocers and deli
eatessens throughout the city.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
Dear Readers

Dear Readers
hope I have given you some
thing of interest on my page to-
day-however, it is hard for me
to know what each one Of my
readers prefer. If there is any
thing you would like to see on
this page before the holidays
write me here care The Washing
ton Times. I will be glad to
give you what you want on this
page-if you have any prob
lens you would rather have an
answer by mail, I'll gladly do
that, too. This is a part of my
work.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
Fish Menus and Garnishes

The Importance of proper gar
niShing, not only of fish, but of
all foods, is rarely sufficiently
emphasized. To a large extent
we eat with our eyes, and foods
which are daintily served un-
questionably taste better than
those which are unattractively
presented.
Garnishes for fish include as.
paraguS, hot beets, hard-boiled
eggs-Sliced, diced or quartered.
Stuffed olives give a high note
of color. Minced parsley, pi-
miento and green peppers also
contribute color and flavor to
flat, uninteresting fish dishes.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
Enlist the Pantry Pals
For Holiday Cooking

With all the goodies" that you
have in mind making for Christ
mas you'll find the Pantry Pals"
q great help.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05

menu anu pIlCco BlECl 1lCAC GIN
you will see that careful seleo-
ton and buying have made 1t
possible to purchase all the sup
plies for this dinner for one
silver dollar.
Corned beef and potato puff S 80
Dreamed onions ...,....... IA
Buttered beans ............. IL
Bread and butter .......... .08
Cherry marshmallow jelly 80. IT
Coffee with cream ....... .O9
To make the corn beef and
potato puff, boil and mash ~
pounds potatoes, add 2 table
spoons butter, " cup hot milk,
salt and pepper, and beat until
fluffy. Shred half a Bounce
can corned beef, add to the pota-
toes and beat again. Pile lightly
in a shallow, buttered baking
dish and sprinkle with Is pound
grated cheese. Brown in oven.
Buttered BeanS-Heat small
(1Ok ounce can of stringless
beans in their own liquor for
5 minutes, add salt and pepper
and ~ tablespoons butter and
serve.
Cherry MarshmallOw Jelly
Soak / tablespoon gelatin in 2
tablespoons cold water. Drain
No. 2 can red-pitted cherries
and bring the syrup to boiling:
Dissolve the gelatin In it. Add
8 tablespoons sugar and 3 table
spoons Of orange Juice. Pour a
little in the bottom Of a wet
mold, arrange chopped marsh
mallows in it, and set away to
harden. Add cherries to the
LIQUID, and. when the first layer
is hard, pour this on top. Let
harden in Electrolux Gas Refrig-
orator. Cut in squares and
serve. This will serve eight PEG
pie, so serve the remaining part
the next day, or else make only
half the recipe.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05

To keep cheese from getting
hard, cut off enough for imme-
date use and spread the remain
ing portion with a thin film of
butter and place in a cool place.
The butter keeps out the air and
prevents the cheese from getting
hard.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05

IF soap is rubbed on your
securing cloth before the cleanser
is put on, the black on the bot
tom of the pan will be instantly
removed and the cloth will be
free from the black spot on rims
ing
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
4 Dollar Dinner for Four

Some people doubt that dol
lar is enough to buy a dinner
for four people. but look at the
menu and prices given here and
you will see that careful seleo-
ton and buying have made 1t
possible to purchase all the sup
plies for this dinner for one
The Washington times., 1929-12-05
S&s! lov1mm


The delicious sweetness of Sally
Lou Honey Dipt Donuts will be a
revelation to you. You have never
before tasted such doughnuts.
They are a distinctly new kind
made from wheat flour, raised
with yeast, fried in pure vegetable
shortening to a crisp golden
brown, then dipt in a delicious
honey icing-"They will simply
melt in your mouth" Ask your
grocer for them.
The Washington times., 1929-12-05

Refrigerator and smoOthtOP Ga. Range Shown
Purchased from the Washington Gas
Light Company
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04
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 / This notice is dated February G3, 1929.
 CLARA tSOSS. Executrix Date first publication March ?, il Date last publication March 30, l9z'
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04
PAGE FIVE
CAGE CHAMPS DUE

The Seward high school basket ball team is in vigorous training for the Southeastern Alaska champions, Petersburg, which arrives in Seward today on the $. 8. Alameda. The champs are en- route to Fairbanks to play a ser ies with the champs of this DOT tion of Alaska, the Fairbanks Eli
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04
HALEY FISKE DIES

NEW YORK, March 4, (P)-Hal- ey Fiske, president of the Metro politan Life Insurance Company, died suddenly from a heart attack. He was 77 years of age.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

General Tailoring aud Hats Blocked for Ladies and Gentlemen Phone Adams a1. Peyser's Tailor Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

Jack Skain and son have a lease on the former ground worked by Jack Solomon last winter, in the Nome district, and are sinking an 300-foot shaft west of the old workings.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

H. Kuring, Lutheran pastor, is coming to Seward Wednesday from Anchorage holding services that evening.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

Bill Manthey, in Seward for the last month, departs for Juneau on the Steamer Alameda. Bill ex- poets to return next fall. a. ...=
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

The closing date for bids on the Fairbanks publis utilities has been advanced to March g.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

Briscet of beef, Spanish; 68c, at the UNION CAFE tomorrow, Tues day. Watch for each days special.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

Seattle ice cre m and fres' '.aey!ies st Sv!Nia's.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04
MOST SPECTACULAR 7. FIRE IN ABERDEEN
 CAUSES. .B|G L0SS HUGE STEEL STACK TOPPLED TO STREET; TORE DOWN
 POWER LINES

ABERHEEN, Wash, March 4, (H1 Starting from an unknown source the most spectacular fire in the history of this city destroy ed two large frame buildings and damaged several others with an estimated loss of $2O0,0O0.
 Miss Bessie Peterman and James Mael, Salvation Army workers, who were serving coffee and doughnuts to firemen, were in- jured when a huge steel stack toppled over from the Aberdeen Steam Laundry, falling to the street and tearing down power lines which struck the man and girl.
 Miss Peternan was shocked and bruised and Mael was knocked unconscious and suffered arm ln- juries.
 Several firemen were singed and bruised. Six thousand people watched the fire.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

Developing. printing. enIargi1 and copying. Picture framef1HI ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

Al meat anu co'.''ac e'se tin snt -rye. BrLnn Meat N rxct .E
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

The first regular council meet ing for this month convenes to- night.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

Tan1:ef. Crer-,ns -'7f; Pinia soie : 'UAEyERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
Seward daily gateway., 1929-03-04

George Moffatt, an old timer in the Stewart river country, has left for the States to permanently locate after residing in the North country for nearly 50 years
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10

tassal fenyegettek meg az egesz
csaladot, ha a naluk lev0 penzt al
mem adjak nekik. A gazdalkodd
felesege segitsegeert kiabalt, mire
a banditak az asszonyt agyonlot-
tex. Ugyne rabl6banda Ungmo-
gyor6son kifosztotta Rosenthal
David korcsmaros hazat, Kajda-
non pedig Mermelstein Zoltan la
kasat. Kuzminaban is ket helyen
k0vettek ell rablast az alarcos
banditak. A lakossag k0reben az
ejszakankent megismetlodo rabl6-
tamadasok Macy nyugtalansagot
valtottak XII, annal is inkabb, =
inert a banditak vezet6i Visnov-
szky JOSEF es Susnyak Peter koz
ismert rabl6gyilkosok. Az egesz
Erd5s-Karpatok csend6rsege moz-
g6sitva lett rabl6banda artal-
matlanna tetelere.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10
SZEKELY PAPOK TEMETTEK
A KISBACONI MESEMOND0T

Kolozsvarr6l ielentik: - Al
egesz Szekely-f -foldrol egybegyiile
keztek Kisbaconba gyaszolok
Benedek Elek, Macy mesemon
do es tragikus sorsu felesege te
metesere. A Benedek-kuria nagy
ebedlojeben "a ket tolgykoporst
koriil konnyezett 3 gyaszol6 csa
lad, Benedek Marcel ir6, ifj. Be
nedek Elek szekesfehervari k6r
hazi f6orvos, Lengyel Miklosne
Lorincz Gyulane es tiz unoka
OF szekely pap, Tompa Zsigmond
kisbaconi, Polonkay Thor k0zep.
ajtai, Rozsonday Adam magyar.
hermanyi, Macy Bella bodosi es
Borsay Laszl6 bibarcfalvi refor.
matus lelkeszek vegeztek seer
tartast, amely utan baro Szentke-
reszty Bella kamarai kepviselo, az
Orszagos Magyar Part, Szasz Be
La, a sepsiszentgy0rgyi Sz6kely
Mikl6s kollegium, Keresztes Ka-
roly, szepsiszentgy0rgyi mu-
zeum, Laszl6 Endrene, gyermek
vilag, Nyir6 Josef ir6, az Erde-
lyi lrodalmi Tarsasag es az Erde-
lyi Helikon neveben mondottak
bucsubeszedet kisbaconi temeto
friss sirhalmai felett.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10
HALAL EGY ALMAERT

Csongorrol jelentik: = Engel
Gyula % ewes fiatalember mum
kakereses k0zben Csongorba is
elvetod0tt. Csongor hataraban
egy kertbol az ultra kihajl6 farol
egy almat szakitott lie. Ebben a
percben kertben loves dordult
ell es fatal ember halantekon
talalva, holtan esett 0ssze. A kert
gazdaja, akit bosszantott, hogy
fajarol, amely az ultra hajol XII,
minden ARA halad0 szakithat al
mat, ICY ALT bosszut megkarosita-
sa Matt. A csend6rseg letartoz-
tatta a gyilkos gazdat es a num-
kacsi iigyeszsegre szallitotta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10
RABL0 CICANYOK
GARAZDALKODASA

Szabadkarol jelentik: = YAK
nero rablotamadas t0rtent Palics
k0zseg hataraban Seb6k Abel
f0ldbirtokos kuriajan. Amikor
Seb6k le akart fekudni es lampat
gyujtott, eszrevette, hogy a $40
baban harom alarcos rabl6 butt
ell. Az ablakhoz szaladt es segitse-
CERT kialtott, mirek rablok ra-
vetettek magukat, halallal fenye-
gettek meg es penzt koveteltek.
A zajra felebredt felesege is, aki
a szomszed szobaban aludt es ki
akart ugrani az ablakon, amiben
a"rablok megakadalyoztak es lit
legelni kezdtek.
A rablok atkutattak lakast,
azonban csak par ezer dinart Ia
laltak S minthogy Sebok mem tu-
dott tobb penzt elomutatni, kinza
sokkal probaltak tovabbi penzt
kicsikarni belole. Vegeredmeny-
ben ugy Sebokot, mint feleseget
valamint IA ewes leanyat sulyosan
bantalmaztak, Seb0knek kopo-
nyajat is betortek, maid elmene-
kultek.
Amikorra csendor0k meyer
keztek, rabl6k elmenekiiltek. A
Sebok csaladot korhazba szalli-
tottak, Seb6k allapota valsagos
AIT hiszik, hogy a rablas tettesei
azonosak a Bacskaban mar regen
garazdalkodo rablo ciganyokkal
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10
ESEMENYEK

(Folytatas az 1-so oldalroD
sagokat k0z0lt Nemenyirol es oft
megigerte, hogy azokat kiiigazit-
tatja.
A bekebir6 elott tartott el6ze-
tes targyalason is igerte Bebrits
AIT, hogy a ragalmakat rektifi-
kalni fogja es Nemenyi becsiiletet
ert serelemert nyilvanos bocsana-
tot ker Is elegtetelt ad.
Ext azonban nem tette meg sem
Bebrits, sem az vi Elore es ICY az
ugy hivatalbol keriilt nagy es-
kidtszek ele, amely a most mar
yegervenyesen vad ala helyezte a
ragalmaz6t.
AZ iigy fotargyalasa az Ale
gheny megyei t0rvenyszek el0tt
lesz Pittsburghban es a vadat a
megye foiigyesze hivatalbol fogja
kepviselni. Bebrits, akit a fog
hazb6l csak 500 dollar bond alatt
helyeztek szabadlabra, New York
ban lakik, ha targyalason mem je-
lenik meg, a bondot elveszti es el-
lene allando elfogatasi parancs
fog allanl egesz Pennsylvania al
lam teriileten.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10
KET KISFIA LATTARA
A DUNABA UGROTT

Budapestrol jelentik: = A bu-
dai Jegverem-utca tajan, Duna-
parton, a hajosok megfigyeltek,
hogy egy koz6pkoru no setal ket
kis gyermekkel. A haj6sok meg
dobbenve lattak, hogy az asszony
egyszerre elereszti a ket gyermek
kezet es rakpart lepcsojen le-
sietve, a folyamba yeti magat. A
Bajor Lloyd-nak egyik kozelben
horgonyz6 haj6jan mentesere siet
tex es sikeriilt is az asszonyt XII
menteni. Megallapitottak, hogy az
asszony neve Regal Ludmilla, 35
ewes es Rezso nevii keteves, vala-
mint Kornel nevu negyeves fiaval
setait rakparton, mielott on
gyilkossagi szandekat vegrehaj-
totta yolna. Az asszony elmondot-
ia, hogy az Als6erdSsor 28. sza-
mu hazban lakott k0z0s haztar-
tasban Barkovics Gabor szab6se-
geddel, akivel osszeveszett es
azzal tavozott ell otthonabM, hogy
gyermekeivel neveloanyjahoz k0l-
tozik. Ehelyett azonban Duna
partra ment,> inert meg akart val
nj eletetol. Az asszonyt ment0k
k6rhazba szalIitottak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10
MISE 1900 METERES
HEGYCSUCSON

Bora Denes, paptanar a Monte
Dufour-on, Monte Rosa legma-
gasabb es egesz Europa masodik
legmagasabb hegycsucsan miset
mondott. A mise celia volt meg
emlekezni XII. Papa tartozkodasa-
rol ngyanezen hegycsucson es
altalaban q papa szereteterol az
alpesi taiak irant.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10

nyu artista tragediAval vegz5-
dott. Jovanovics 40 ewes artista a
trapez-kotelen akrobata mutatva-
nyokat mutatott be, mid6n a ll0-
tel varatlanul elszakadt es az ar
tista IL meter magassagb6l a To-
venyre zuhant. Haldokolva szal-
litottak a k6rhazba. A rendori
vizsgalat megallapitotta, hogy
biinteny t0rtent, minthogy a ko-
tel ket helyen at volt vagva. AIT
hiszik, hogy gyikos merenyletet
feltekenysegb6l k0vettek ell. A
nyomozast folytatjak.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10

sagahoz illSen az erkez6 diakokat
a vasuti allomason nagy iinnep-
segekkel fogadtak. Megjelentek a
polgari Is katonai hat6sagok
kepviseloi, udvozl6 beszedek hang
zottak ell, maid zeneszoval vonul-
TAX be varosba. A varos neveze-
tessegeinek megtekintese utan es-
te bankettet rendeztek a franciak
tiszteletere vacsoran szamos
elokeloseg is resztvett. Ejfel fele
a hangulat rendkiviil emelkedett
volt, mindket reszr6l felk0szont0-
ket mondtak es a jo erdelyhegy-
aljai borok hatasa alatt rovidesen
felold6dtak nyelvek is, annyira,
hogy a diakok kezdtek oszinteb-
ben nyilatkozni, nemcsak ugy,
amint AIT a felk0sz0nto beszedek
megengedik. A roman diakok
elobb 6vatos celzasokkal, kes0bb
egyre hevesebb szemrehanyasok-
kal vontak felel6ssegre francia
diakokat, hogy miert vettek reszt
a budapest nemzetk0zi diakkon-
gresszuson?
A franciak indignal6dva utasi-
tottak vissza a felel0ssegrevonast,
azutan pedig mind hevesebb es
hevesebb szoharc kezd6dott S We
gill is egy pohar repult az egyik
asztalt6l a masikhoz. Ere az
egesz teremben poharak es i've
gek ropkodtek szanaszet, maid a
ket diakcsapat formalis rohamra
indult egymas ellen. Meglehetos
hosszu volt az iitk0zet, amelyben
a nehezebb fegyvernemeket SEE
kek, padok es asztalok helyettesi-
tettek. A csata komolysagat csak
fokozta az koriilmeny, hogy az
osszes resztvevok meglehetosen IL
luminalt allapotban voltak. A ban
ketten jelenlev6 katona tisztek-
mex csak Macy nehezen sikerult a
verekedoket szetvalasztani Az
utkozetnek negy sulyos es szamos
konnyebb sebesultje van.
A hatosagok a legnagyobb apa-
ratussal inditottak meg a vizsga-
latot annak megallapitasara, =
hogy tulajdonkeppen XII okbzta az
osszeutkozest. DR.. Stefan Corio-
Ian megyei prefektus, Stefanescu
rendorprefektus es egy katona-
tisztekb6l all6 bizottsag hallgatta
ki a verekedes resztvev6it. Az in
cldens Macy feltiinest keltett Bu-
karestben is, ahol val6sziniinek
tartJak, hogy az esetnek meg dip
lomaciai uton is lesz folytatasa.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10

a kommunista liga tagjainak sza-
ma kizarasok, lemondasok es sza-
kadas k0vetkezteben 0tezerre
cs0kkent, holott 1920 ban meg
$4,000 volt. A videki szervezetek
is igen rosszul mukodnek. A lap
szerint, ha Moszkva megvonna
anyagi es erkolcsi tamogatasat a
ligat6l, akkor a kommunista part
teljesen megsziinne Amerik&ban.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10
ekkor dontottsk le magyar hatar-fakatl

gyar covekeke ekkor dontok magyar hatarfakat!
Sep mese!l
Kopog legeny araa ajtajn - Hangzik hang: Ri vagy9
Te! - Mem nyilik at6 - Ismet kopogas - Hi vagy3
En- ste" vagyok. - Mar megertete - kinytoa
Mi kopogunk reg estverenk belatasanak szvenek al
Mi I'll" vagyunk ii mi voltatok vagytok oyer
TEX, segsetek haarjelzoket kgazitan kugdosott
aka megigazani, - revidealni
Dr. Zakany Gyula, a Revz6s Bizottsag choke
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10
FRANCIA Es ROMAN DIAKOK
VERES VEREKEDESE

Nagyszebenbol jelentik: - A
budapest nemzetkozi diakkon-
gresszUssal roman diakoknak
minden vonatkozasban meggyult
a bajuk. A kongresszuson reszt-
vev6 francia diakok a magyar f6-
varosb0l Romaniaba utaztak ro-
man diakszovetseg meghivasara.
Nagyszebenben a ket allan barat-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10
RABL0BANDA GYUXOL
ES FOSZTOGAT UNGBAN

Ruszinszk6 egyes videkein uk.
ran, lengyel es nemet katonaszo-
kevenyekbol osszeverod0tt rabl6.
banda gyilkol, rabol es fosztNgat.
Als6-Hidegpatakon az alarcos ban
ditak ejjel behatoltak Fedesinec
Ivan gazdalkod6 hazaba es kiir-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10
TIZEDRESZERE CsOKKENT
A KOMMUNISTA PART

New Yorkbol jelentik: = A
New York Herald jelent6se SEE
rrnt Cannon, az amerikai kommu-
nlsta hga feje kijelentette, hogy
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-10-10
ELVAGTAK A KOTELET,
MEGHALT Az AKROBATA

A nemetorszagi Zirkus Gleich
vendegszereplese Toulonban szor-