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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
INSURANCE FIRM JUDGED @.
SOLVENT AFTER HEARING
Florida Lands Give Company Phos-
phate Holdings to Add to
Listed Assets.
Nv the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, october 19.-The Old
Colony Life Insurance Co. today was
found solvent by Judge Feinberg in Cir
cult Court. and petition for an injunc-
ton sought by the State to dissolve the
company on the allegation Of impaired
assets was dismissed for want Of equity.
The company was founded in 1905
under the name of American Mutual
Life Insurance Co. This was changed
to Old Colony Life in 1912.
Attorney General oscar Carlstrom in
petitioning for an injunction for dtsso-
luton declared speculations in Florida
real estate had wrecked the company
financially.
witnesses for the company testified
that valuable phosphate deposits dis
covered on lands acquired by the COM
pany through foreclosure since the Ill
ing of the petition in April. 1929, had
boosted the assets far in advance OF
those listed in the audit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
RAILROAD REVENUE
SHOWS INCREASE
Figures for August Total
$586,563,357, |. &C.
Report States.
BY the Associated Press.

BY Jhe Associated Press.
Operating revenues for class railways
were reported yesterday by the Inter
state Commerce Commission to have
totaled $3.50, 563,357 during the month
of August, an increase of $27,Sl1 ,s58
over the same month of 1928.
For the eight months ended August
81 operating revenues of the lines were
reported as $4,000, 1893. 4os. This also
was an increase over 1928, when the
total for the eight-month period was
S3,984 931 ,742.
Railway operating expenses for the
past August were 1895. 686, 102, as COM
pared with 1894, 527, 744 during the cor
responding month of last year. Oper-
ating income increased to $l52, ,6lo
from $l38. 727. SGT in August, 1928, and
net operating income rose to $141 ,436,-
OCT from $128 ABS, 626.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20

walton work under Mr.. Banerji, his
tour to America was promoted and
financed by close friends and several
wealthy admirers.
Before Bhattacharjee returns to his
native land he hopes to meet Helen
Keller and visit one or two deaf and
blind schools in this country. He has
accepted an invitation of President
Hall of Gallaudet to lecture before the
student body on Saturday, November
8. On that occasion he expects to
dwell on the caste system, the various
religions extant in India and the Gus
toms the.
He reft red to many of these discus
sions in talks with an interviewer. The
native still pipe to cobras. Snake
charming is one of the customs that is
not likely to change with the passing
years. One out of 10000 of the ma
tives, he said, generally goes into the
profession Of snake-taming. Owing to
the amazing number throughout the
tropical country, he said, there was a
great need for those who can cast ynu-
steal spell over the snakes.
Intelligence Of India.
There are more intelligent men in
India than the world has credited 1t
with" he said. Besides Rabindra Nath
Tagore, the celebrated Indian poet and
recent winner of Nobel prize in poetry.
he mentioned many authors and scien-
fists who have contributed to the intel
lect of India.
Jagadish Bose. midas outstanding
scientist, he particularly mentioned.
Bose" he explained. lis the inventor
of Plant Life that is, he has demon
strated that the blood circulation in
the plant life has surprising CORE
spondence to that flowing in the vein
of human beings. Further, Bose has
proved that the shock from the cleo
trio battery charge produces identical
effect on plants as 1t does on an ordi-
nary man."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
TWO AGAIN FOUND
GUILTY IN DEATH
Verdict of Manslaughter Is Re
turned for Second Time Against
Colored Defendant.

A verdict of manslaughter was re-
turned yesterday for the second time
against Robert D. Dixon and William
A. Rollings. both colored, in connection
with the death of John p. Luitich. a
veteran employee of the Government
Printing once, while the men were be-
ing pursued in an alleged rum chase
January last. Convicted several
months ago. the men we're granted a
new trial on a technicality.
The testimony alleged that the au-
tomobile in which the convicted men
were riding was travelling at an exces-
sive rate of speed on the wrong side OF
the street while being pursued by Po-
liceman w. A. Schotter. Attorney
James Cunningham defended the men
while the Government was represented
by Assistant United States Attorney
James F. Hughes. Sentence will be i'm
posed next week. ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
DORIAN SAYS DRY RAIDS
PARAL YZED RUM TRAFFIC
Commissioner Satisfied With Re
suits of Activities of Past
WAAk

BY the Associated Press.
Prohibition Commissioner Doran
yesterday said that the series of dry
raids In New York and New Jersey
in the past week had "paralyzed" traf-
fic In Illicit liquor along the coast.
Expressing keen satisfaction with. the
result Of the raids, the commissioner
said he believed the ring was broken
to such an extent that it would be un-
able to re-estab1ish itself for many
months.
He described as '.Snonsense" reports
circulated in New York that the rum
ring had not been seriously hampered
and had already resumed business.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
RADIO SET LICENSE FEE
ACT HELD UNENF0RCEIBLE
sault Ste. Marie Move to Levy Is
Brought to United States COM
missions Notice.

By the Associated Press
A move by the city government of
Sault Ste. Marie, Mich. to license radio
sets was described at the Offices Of the
Federal Radio Commission yesterday as
legally uncomfortable.
The ordinance. which provides for
collection of an annual license fee of
81 q set and employment of a city radio
inspector, has just been declared effec-
tive and was brought unoficially to
the attention of the commission. So
far as is known here no formal pro-
test against it has been initiated.
If 1t Is attacked. however. the opinion
here is that it cannot be sustained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20

who have switched from the silent
screen to the talkies, notably John Gil
bert, she has little praise. She says
she, along with many OF her sex.
thought John Gilbert rather nice In the
silent pictures, but now with the talkies
here to stay-well, she'd rather not state
her opinion.
Like her father. Miss Holt is hap
piest when astride a horse. She says
her father has taught her and her
younger brother, Tim, and her sister
Elizabeth to ride constantly. She con-
sequently has frequented the bride
paths of Rock Greek Park during her
attendance at Holton Arms School,
which started two years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20

Roy Turner, who was being held at
the Thirteenth precinct for investiga-
ton in connection with the robbery Of q
street car conductor Thursday night,
was ordered released on a bond Of
$500 yesterday by Justice Frederick l..
Siddons for a hearing next Wednesday.
Through Attorney Albert %. Esher the
prisoner sued out a writ of habeas
corpus, asserting that his detention was
illegal The writ was directed to Henry
G. Pratt, major and superintendent CT
police.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
MODEL HOME SHOWS
UP-T0-DATE LIGHTING
Electricity to Be Turned on To-
morrow as Part of Jub-
lice Program.

The lights of a model electrically
lighted home, installed by the Electric
League of Washington at 6203 Four
teenth street, in commemoration of the
golden jubilee of the invention Of the
electric light. will be turned on by
James S. Taylor, chief of the division
of building and housing Of the De-
partment Of Commerce, at O'Clock to-
morrow evening
Following the ceremony Mr.. Taylor
will talk at 8 pm. over an international
radio hook-up, paying tribute to Thomas
A. Edison on the fiftieth anniversary
of his invention of the incandescent
light.
The Electric Leagues model home
will be open TO the public for two
weeks. One room in the house Is de-
voted to a historical display Of lighting
equipment, the remainder of the struc-
tlre showing the modern home equipped
with the most recent improvements In
lighting fixtures.
The home will be Illuminated on the
exterior by decorative lamps and flood
lighting. Representatives Of the league
viii be in attendance each day from 1C
am. to 10 pm. to explain the lighting
of the past and present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
20 Years for Staying.

the penitentiary for murder in the Sec
ond degree was imposed yesterday by
Justice Peyton Gordon on Lula Robin
son, colored, who stabbed to death her
husband, Henry Robinson, May IS, at
their home, 491 Missouri avenue AS
sistant United States Attorney Walter
M. Shea prosecuted the case for the
Governments. while the woman vas rep
resented by Attorneys Howard and
Spivey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
$500 PAY ROLL TAKEN.
Two Masked, Armed Robbers Hold
Up New Orleans Foreman.

NEW ORLEANS, October 10 (P.-
Two masked and armed robbers today
drove up to a crew of men working on
a Job of the Globe Construction Co.
here, Just in time to halt Louis Nc
Gartlin. foreman of the company. and
rob him of the weekly pay roll of $1,000
in cash.
The concern had in charge the laying
of sewer line at the point and the
foreman was preparing to pay of his
men when the bandits drove up.
They took the money and fed in a
small, battered touring car.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
FLOODS IN HONDURAS.

age as Rivers Overflow.
TEGUCIGAI4PA. Honduras, October
10 (R.-Heavy rains in Honduras re-
Gently have produced. great floods in
tho north and south of the country.
The River Ulua has overlooked its
banks, interrupting railroad traflic on
the north coast and threatening towns.
San Manuel was hurriedly abandoned
by It's inhabitants yesterday.
In the lowlands the people from the
banana fields are taking refuge In the
mountains. Communications between
Tegucigalpa and the Atlantic are In
terrupted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
Machado to Get Masonic Degree

BY Gable to The Star.
HAVANA, october 1S.-President
Gerardo Machado, one of the few Ma.
sonic Presidents of Latin -American re-
publics, received the thirty-third de-
gree of the Scottish Rite Masons Last
night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-20
CHURCH BOXES ROBBED.
Theft at st. Thomas Is Reported
by Pastor.

Offering boxes in st. Thomas Cath
ole Church, Twenty-seventh street and
Woodley road, we're broken open and
their contents stolen some time between
8 o'clock yesterday morning and 8
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Rev, James
Walsh reported to police late yesterday.
The amount contained in the boxes was
unknown.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17

as a detective mystery, as searching and
provocative as a telescope and as in
tereSting as no play has been in this
town in many months"
The authors, Robert Nichols and
Maurice Browne, almost at the outset
of the piece plunge into that fantastic
land of the future, that place peopled
by Flammarions and Jules Vernes who
have let their imaginations run fast lest
they be overtaken by reality. They lift
it. however, steadily above the common
place shocker play. and with the speed
and precision of their own young inven-
tors formula, shift their story from a
melodrama of mechanics to very sub
tie one of ethics. They pose their ar
guments patty and pump them power
fully into the dialogue.
"Wings Over Europe" is described as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
The Value of Experience.

THE assurance that comes with long
experience and recognized stage
ability is threatening to set something
of a record in the case of Evidence
the Warner Bros talking picture star
ring Pauline Frederick.
There is not single novice in the
cast, which includes such experienced
players as william Courtenay. Conway
Tearle, Alec B. Francis, Ivan Simpson.
Myrna 10y. Lionel Bclmore and Made
line Seymore. Even little Freddie Burke
Frederick, who plays the important role
of Kenny in the story, has lots of eX-
brief years.
Every one of these people have both
stage and screen training. All of them
are used to learning lines and to appear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17

burlesque show, wine, Woman and
Song" returns to the Gayety Theater
next week with a complete change Of
program to suit the more advanced era
in burlesque.
For pronounced surprises in funny
isms" the show is indebted to its star,
Harry Evanson, boob comedian, and
Jyes La Rue, who also Is featured.
Others Of equal fame and youthful
chorus are said to make wine, Woman
and Song a vehicle to be long remem-
bered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17

a thoughtful play, never stilted or
monotonous, that probes remote prom
Uses and has the dramatic distinction of
making its thought theatrically effec-
tive and profoundly interesting.
The cast is the original, with Alex
ander Kirkland in the part of an ideal
istic young scientist who brings his all
powerful secret to the British cabinet.
Others are Ernest Lawford, Sir John
Dunn, Morris Carnovsky, Hugh Buckler
and Joseph Kilgour.
GAYETY-"Wine, Woman and Song"
With a fixed reputation as a great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17

ances before the camera. AS a copse-
quence there were few slips, few missed
cues and not many retakes in the max
in of the picture 1t is a peculiarly
pleasant and untroubled company, and
the production schedule has supposedly
been left somewhere In the background. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-11-17
Coming Attractions.
Over Europe"

The New York Theater Guild Will
present its fifth production next week
in a fascinating play called Wings over
Europe" at the National IheateI
starting Monday, November 20, WIN
its original cast and production from
New York.
"Winqs over Europe is rare play.
an unusual one on several counts. 1t
has no women in the cast. All the &C
ton occurs in the cabinet room Of the
British Empire at No. 10 Downing
street, London. 1t discusses, tempered
with wit and humor, rather technical
matter-the atom. 1t does all these pre-
sumably uninteresting things in man.
rer which, as one New York dramatic
critic puts 1t. makes 1t as engrossing
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
HAROMEZER BANYASZ
SZTRAJKOL STAJERLAKON

Bukarestb0l jelentik = Az al
lamvasuttarsasag krassoszoreny-
megyai szenbanyaiban, foleg Sta
ierlak-Aninan sztrajkba leptek a
munkasok. Mar hetekkel ezel6tt
k6rtek berjavitast a banyaszok,
de eredmenyteleniil. Harom napja
azutan a munkasok ket tarnaban
besziintettek munkat kes3bb a
telep 0sszes banyaszai csatlakoz-
tax sztrajkhoz, ugyhogy ma
mar k0zel 5000 munkas all ber-
harcban.
Egyel6re csak negy napra
mondtak XII a sztrajkot es ezalatt
a temesvari hivatalos munkafelii-
gyel6 b6keltetesi targyalasokat
kezdett munkasok es a banya.
tarsasag k6zott. Az Allamvasut-
tarsasag igazgat6saga a banyasz.
sztraik kit0rese Matt megtorlas.
keppen kizarta az animal csavar'
gyar es villanymivek munkasait
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
NINCs MAR AGY A BERLIN.
K0RHAZAKBAN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Berlinben meg mindig teljes
er6vel diih0ng a. spanyoljarvany.
A nemet f6varos egeszsegigyi hi
vatala szerint a jarvany a kara
csonyi iinnepek alatt lepett fol es
olyan gyorsan terjedt ell, hogy
ianuar 4-en a napi megbetegede-
SEX szama 6400-ra emelkedett.
Januar 1O-en korhazakban
kezelt betegek kozott 270 esetben
allapitottak meg tud6gyulladast.
A jarvany, amely ezideig egyaF-
ITALIAN nem cs0kkent, els0sorban a
gyermekeket tamadja meg. A k6r
hazi szemelyzetnek t0bb, mint IT,
zedresze beteg. Jelenleg 538 k6r-
hazi orvos es apol6no fekszik
influenzaban. Miutan a k0rhazak-
ban mar egyetlen iires agy sincs,
varosi tanacs V0roskereszt
egyesiletet. fogja megkerni, hagy
"a barak- -k6rh&zakat rendezze be a
spanyolbetegek f0lvetelere. A Der.
lini jarvany egyebkent az ameri.
kai spanyoljarvany kovetkezme-
nye.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07

inert a hazassag elavult intez.
meny Is mar nehany baratn5je
megjarta a hazassaggal. O inkabh
a szabadszerelem hive. Az Greg
holgy, XII hofeher hajaval igen
el6kel6 benyomast tesz, moso.
lyogva monda:
- De csak elvben Lizzie, ugy-e
csak elvben?
Mem, nem, tenyleg ICY gon-
dolom, - monda Lizzie. - Es mi
az on velemenye, Morresenne asz-
SONY?
Meg mindig osszerezzenek G
nev hallatara S AIT hiszem valaki
mashoz sz6lnak.
- En- eppen ICY velekedem e
f0l0tt, mint on - volt valaszom.
Het ora fele erkeztiink vissza S
a szalloda terraszan egyiitt vacso-
raztunk orakor azutan Lizzie
kisasszony meg en- meg egy kicsit
setaltunk a Rajna partjan. Elme-
selte, hogy mar negy hazassagi
aianlatot utasitott. vissza es hogy
tenyleg fel a ferjhezmenetelt0l.
Mindig AIT hallottam, hogy
sokkal jobb szabadon tlni hogy
ez esetben a ferfi sokkal Jobb az
asszonyhoz. A biztonsag erzete
valtja ki legt0bb esetben a rossz
tulaj ajdonsagokat a ferfib0l, mig
ha ez elesik, ugy mindig a gyen-
ged szeret6 marad, mem gondolja
on is?
= De igen, = mondam en-.
Igazan 0riil0k, hogy vegre
talaltam egy okos es szabadgon-
dolkozasu not, = monda Lizzie,
- annal is inkabb, inert rendesen
fatal asszonyok osztjak legke-
vesbbe ezen felfogasomat. Hisz on
meg oily fatal, legfeljebb Is ewes
lehet. Ugy-e mines reg ferjnel?
Ugy tettem, mintha mem hallot-
tam volna kerdeset. Lizzie pedig
eIkezdte ki0nteni szivet. Elmesel-
te, hogy van egy ujsagiro barat-
ia. akit nagyOn secret, de nagy-
sziilei es sziilei semmi aron sem
egyeznenek belle hazassagba,
inert flu szcgeny mar ARA
gondoltak, hogy szabadon egye-
siilnek egymassal. Ez Amerika-
ban gyakran el6fordul, mondta,
hogy nagyon nagyon szeretlk
egymast.
(Folytatjuk)
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
A vonaton

kohnnal AIT mondja a kave-
hazban valaki:
kepzelje, Kohn ur, tegnap
miskolci vonaton osszetalalkoz-
tam a kedves felesegevel meg a
katonatiszt sogoraval. Mondha-
tom, nagyon fess flu.
Micsoda katonatiszt9
mondja Kohn nekem mines is
katonatiszt sogorom.
Bocsanat, de nekem onagy-
saga mondta.
Az lehet, - mondja kedelye-
sen Kohn - inert maya egy naiv
ember. Pr6balja ezt 3 nekem be-
ADM.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07

Kepzeld, a v6legenyem AIT
mondta, hogy en- vagyok a legba-
josabb IS legkedvesebb lany, akit
valaha csak latott.
- No, ehhez fraterhez Sc
menj felesegiil. aki mar v6legeny-
koraban ICY megcsal!
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
Bizonyitek

- Pista, mar harmadszor tan
COLON veled k0rul termet. Eb-
b6l is lathatod, hogy szeretlek.
- Hat bizonyitek ez?
Meghiszem AIT Csak latnad
magadat milyen vagy, ha tam
colsz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07

- Hallja, gazduram, inert sza-
NIT nekem dupla arat azert a
tyukert, amt az aut6val elgazol-
tam?
- Ma, Is kakas banata, az
semmi?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
(Folyta

Gyere velem, Dida. Negy
lSt mulva Parisba utazunk. Sze.
reflex edes, kicsi, feher Dida
Akarsz velem ionnio
Akarok, aSar0k - ez volt
bels6 erz6sem De mem Jolt hang
aikamra percben Mem tu-
dom. - suttogtam zavartan.
Mem fogod megbami, =
monda Is meges6kolt, elebb gyen-
rfden. szinte felve, aztan mindig
hevesebben, szenved6lyesebben,
nev hogy nem LATHAM, mem hal
lottam semmit.
ct het mulva Parisba utaZtunk.
PariSba utaztunk oman to-
vlbb ket even keresztiil Mi
don akkor beleegyeztem, korant-
sem tudtam cselekedetem hord-
erejet merlegelni.
Ha azonban eletemet ujra kezd
hetnem. sok mindent maskepp
csinalnek, de ezt a ket evet mem
adnam oda, ezt epp ICY secret
mem atelni ujra es semmiert VI
lagoon mem adnam oda emleket,
inert eletem legszebb, legboldo-
gabb ket eve volt. Sep. nyugodt,
boldog, bekesseges evek voltak
eek. Az egyetlen felho, melv oily
kor elhomalyositotta boldogsago-
mat, az a tudat volt, hogy szllle-
immel szemben rosszul cseleked-
TEN. En- Helga tanacsara AIT ir-
tam nekik, hogy mint utitarsn6
vallaltam allast egy hazasparnal $
ok mindent elhittek. halvany sci
telmiik sem volt hazugsagomrol s
leveleimet mindig meg egy mask
boritekba tettek AIT Morresen
Erikne asszonynak cimeztek. Boil
dogok voltak. hogy jo sorom van,
hogy sokat latok vilagbol s
hogv leveleim vidamak. Nel1em
sohasem jutott eszembe, hogy
rosszat cselekszem, hogy anelkul,
hogy az anyakonyvvezeto elott
megeskiidtiink volna, mint Morre-
sen Erik felesege szerepeltem.
Helga annyit beszelt nekem a ha-
zassae rossz Is erk0lcstelen vol
tar6l, hogy teljesen egg nezeten
voltam vele es Erik AIT mondta
nekem. hogy mem eskiidhetiink
meg. En- sohasem kerdeztem az
okat Oily boldog voltam, hogy
ait hittem, mem lehetek boldo-
gabb es feltem minden valtozas-
tol. Parisban egyszer felfedezte
Erik kopott kis napl6mat. Egy
kis hare folyt erte k0ztiink. Q
mindenaron olvasni akarta S k0z-
ben leszakadt a fedele. Ket het
mulva egy Mat ajandekozott ne
KEN. ElSttem fekszik. A legfino-
mabb meritett papmosbol van.
Fedele krokodilb6r, aranykapocs
tartia 0ssze. Elso lapjan nevem
kezd5betiii ragyognak tiirkiszek-
b6l kirakva. Kes0bbi e!etemben
hi kiserom volt konyv. Beszel-
jen helyettem.
Paris, marcus 5
Negy hete vagyunk mar lit
hOgy eltellk az 100! Mlntna al
modtam volna! Erdekes, egesz idt
alatt eszembe Sc jutott, ami nya
ron T.-ben annyira fajt es izga
tott. Erik maga terelte rea a be.
szedet tegnapelott este. Elokelt
&tteremben vacsoraztunk a mel
lettiink lev6 asztalnal harom fel.
tiin6en oltoz0tt hogy tilt. Erik
megmagyarazta, hogy ezek cocot
te-ok beszed k0zben elmondta
amt mar ugyis tudtam, hogy Pa
risba IL h6napig volt egy barat
n5je. Ksse furcsan ereztem ma
gam, mikor EFT meselte, de bator
sagot we've, megkerdeztem tole
hogy Parisban van-e meg az no
Mem tudom, de AIT hiszem
hogy igen, - monda . majt
erdekl0d0m utana ha lit val
,,,ko, .,rxr opvc1ar nln nhntnp
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1929-02-07
Dicseret

Milyen ember az penz-
taros?
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Der. Eddig mem csiptek rata
egyszer sem.