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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-02-13
Helpful Suggestions

An employer who believed in
supporting all efforts to introduce
a new spirit into industry. had
called his men together to place
before them his plans for lettering
working conditions.
"NOw whenever l enter the
workshop" he said, 81 want to see
every man cheerfully performing
his task, and therefore I invite you
to place in this box any sugges-
lions as to how that can be
brought about"
A few days later he opened the
box and took out slip of paper
on which was written: "Take the
rubber heels off your Shoes"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-02-13

Maud Rex Allen says: "As
known in Japan, the conception of
the dragon is undoubtedly derived
from the products Of the magma
ton of the early Chinese, who
were especially fond of evolving
supernatural forms by combining
parts of various animals. 1t is es-
sentially a serpent, with horns of
deer. the head of a horse. eyes
like that of a red worm. scales like
those of carp, ears like a cow,
paws like tiger and claws like an
eagle. 1t has fiamelike appendages
on shoulders and hips. On either
foot art three. four or five claws
the imperial dragon of China has
FIVE ;, that of Japan three"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-02-13
Navajo Indian Lore

The Smithsonian institution says:
"The Yebechai are natural gods OF
the Navajo whose chief function
is healing the sick. The so-called
Yebechai dance is ceremony for
this purpose. Up to some years
ago representations of the gods
were painted In colored sands at
the ceremony and wiped out at the
close. Later. the Navajo began to
weave the Yebechai figures in rugs
for sale. These rugs are usually
made on hand loom. This may
easily be told If the designs are
alike on both sides as to form and
color. Such specimens were never
common"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-02-13
Arms and the Bishop

One does not usually associate
the parade service with humor.
though this conjunction OCCASION
ally happens. Here is case from
India: In the battalion orders Of
a small infantry regiment there ap-
peared the following notice: "The
bishop of Lucknow will preach at
the parade service on Sunday morn
ing next. All men will carry 20
rounds of ball ammunition" Ever
since the mutiny the troops in
northern India have attended church
with arms and ammunition. But
it was unfortunate that the order
to do this should follow so closely
on the bishops appearance in the
church.-London Morning Post.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-02-13
plate and "Window Glass"

Glass is made in two ways. One
by blowing, the other by rolling.
The blown glass, known as swim
dow glass;" is not always uniform
in section, may contain fmperfec-
lions, bubbles, sand marks, streaks,
warped surfaces and is graded ac-
cordingly.
Plate glass IS free from the Inn
perfection Of warpage, objects seen
through 1t are not distorted. 1t is
more costly. Single-strength win
dow glass may be used for small
panes and storm sash. Lightweight
plate glass one-eighth inch thick Is
recommended for small windows.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-02-13

According to Prof. v. 81. Mott
ram, an adult woman needs but
$500 calories a day. An adult man
engaged in sedentary occupation re
uuires 5000 calories daily. A mar
doing hard work should have 5000
calories. The physiological reason
given is that the feminine organ
ism utilizes food more economically
than man. A child's food should
not be proportioned according to
his age, as he requires more than
half the food of an adult. Boys
and girls Of fourteen are to be
considered as adults in food utiliza-
ton.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-02-13
Only Fair

When we know that we have
contagious disease 1t is only fair to
accept quarantine as graciously as
possible. no matter how incon-
venient; to stay away from public
gatherings where we might carry
disease to others, and warn
chance callers when we think we
have one Of the nOn-quarantine dis
eases.-Successful Farming.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-02-13
Whereupon

The young men had been behav-
ing in a disorderly manner at a
Revivalist meeting. and the mis-
sioner asked them:
"Why did you come to this meet
ing"
< ''To see the miracles performed"
answered one of them.
WhereupOn they were summarily
elected "We don't perform mir
acles." explained the missioner,
but we cast out devils!"
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-02-13

children. Their married life extended over
period of more than 40 years, during which
in peace and war, as well as the Presidents
wife, she was his faithful companion and
helpmate.
AS such she is held in affectionate rem
embrance by the nation
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1930-02-13
Fearsome Creature

Richard Stewart rug merchant of Warren, Ohio
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DORBANDT AND COPE

Our sympathies go out to Frank Dorbandt and Alonzo COpe those intrepid pioneers of the air whose slogan is "Alaskans serving Alaska" and who are in the city today enroute to Seattle, whence they will again fly plane to their base at Anchorage
 The unfortunate accident to their plane this week while taking off from the Anchorage field to blaze path, over the route of the proposed International Highway to Seattle, is to be partic- ularly regretted in view of the valiant flight made by them recently to Siberia to res cue stricken captain of stranded vessel. That flight, in the face of the hardships experienced during the Eielson expedition, in which Dorbandt participated, was particularly startling.
 There was no blare of trumpets, no publicity When the call came Dorbandt and Cope simply answered that they were coming, and the next news was that the sick man was safely in Nome ana that the stranded ship was guided to safety The attempted flight to Seattle was likewise un- dertaken without any publicity and nothing would have been known of 1t until completed
 Accidents to aircraft still take place every where, but seldom now in commercial aviation, and It must De remembered that the flight which Dorbandt and Cope were about to make was a stunt flight, pioneering flight, rather than commercial The pathfinders must still take risks and will continue to do 50. Tn their wake will come safe and established routine flight, without danger or mishaps
 The sincere good wishes of this community are extended to Dorbandt and Cope and the peo- pie of Seward will closely follow their path homeward from Seattle
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BLOW IN HEAD - CAUSED DEATH OF
 AK|AK .TRADER
FURTHER INVESTIGATION TO BE MADE AS TO FIRE
 OLD ARMY POST

FAIRBANKS, Oct, 4, P)- A blow on the head caused the death of Peter Williams, native of Akiak, the autopsy revealed.
 His two companions at the time of his death have been arrested.
 Principal witnesses told con flicting stories and they are be- ing held. #
 Two and one half gallons of whiskey were found at the scene of death.
 Marshals left by plane to bring Jack Treihage, charged with murder, from Ruby, and Max Greenway, charged with larceny at Panama.
 A United States District At torney is accompanying the marshals to make a further in vestigation as to the ire at the old army post where the body of Blistine was found.
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GANGSTERS GUNS
 KILL THREE: TWO
 MEM AND WOMAN
STORE OPENED ONLY THREE WEEKS AGO IS SCENE
 OF OUTRAGEOUS CRIME

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 4. (P1 - A woman and two men were killed and another man was wounded. probably fatally when gangsters' guns fired five times i'm little gro cery store in Braddock suberb.
 The two men, gangsters, fired in deadly precision to kill Joseph Lib sanco, proprietor; his wife, 27; and Louis Tomano, 7O,a customer. Libiancos' brother Michael, 28, was wounded so seriously that he is not expected to live.
 Nearby residents said that three men drove up to the store shortly after a. m. While one remained at the wheel of the gar the other two entered the store where the shots were fired. The men then ran out of the store and leaped in to the car.
 The store was opened only three weeks ago.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-04
SS YUKON SAILS NORTH FROM SEATTLE
 WITH ' LISTED

SEATTLE, Oct. 4. (P)-The s. s. Yukon sailed from here this morn ing at 3 and carried IT passengers for way ports.
 Twerity two of the passengers were for Seward and included.
 Mrs Martha Pohrest, Hazel ri son, Mrs. F. w. Butterfield and son, Mrs. J. w. Roberts and son, WI. F. Jones, Mrs. WI. F. Jones, Miss Ethel sume, ". R. Ives, Miss c. Q. Black, Mrs A. H. Dennis, MT. and Mrs. Wm- Hubley, H AN King, A. J. Leverton, Dave Dunbar, Mrs. ". Endicott, Mrs. w. Keith, Mrs. Max well and daughter, II Koslosky.
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CONFESSES TOOK PART IN ASSASSINATION OF
 CHICAGO REPORTER

CHICAGO, Oct. 4. P)- Frank Bel confessed that he took part in the asssination of Alfred Lingle, Chicago Tribune reporter and inn plicated Joe Traum, gang leader who is now in prison and Richard Sullivan as the two men he drove near the scene of the Lingle death just before the murder.
 He said that the men met blond man" who fired the fatal shot. He also said that Sullivan was the killer of Patras, who he des- cribed as an agent for Jack zuta in offering $1O,OOO for Lingles death.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-04
ENOCH BACsHAW
 DROPS DEAD OLYMPIA,
 NOTED FOQTBALLER

OLYMPIA, oct. 4. -Enoch Bagshaw, As, states supervisor of transportation and former head football coach of the University of Washington dropped dead from a heart attack while he was in the corridor of the old capial.
 His death was wholly unexpected although earlier in the day he had left a meeting in his office com plaining of an uncomfortable feel ing in his body He was found by a janitor
 Bagshaw was appointed super visor Of transportation March "A, after he had been forced to resign from his position as University coach although his contract was not out.
 He is survived by a widow and three children.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-04
SPECIAL SESSION

SAN JOSE. costa Rica, oct-, 4, (P-Congress was in special ses- sion this week-but the dispatch was interrupted and now the world will not know today why the Costa Rican congress was called in special session.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-04
HIGH TREASON

LEIPZIG, Germany, Oct, 4, P)-The trial of three young Reichswehr officers charged with melting treason among Reichs- wehr troops, continued today with the possibility that Adolph Hitler, leader of the German nationalist or fascist party, might be implica te d in the trial on a charge of high trea- son. "
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-04
MILLIONS FOR HUNTING

WASHINGTON, Oct., ', (P)- More than 6,425,oOO hunting i- censes were issued to sportsmen in the United States in the sea- son 1928-29 The revenue to the states and territories amounted to more than $9OOOOOO.
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BISHOP CANNON STILL
 IN THE DARK, CHARGES

WASHINGTON, Oct, 3, P)- Bishop Cannon said he was still unaware of the nature of the charges made against him al- though he conferred last night with Bishop Ainsworth in whose custody the charges rest.
 The Investigation of com plaints against the dry leader seems uncertain though Cannon still insists the procedure in bringing about the charges were irregular.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-04
q. LOUIS WINS FR0M ATHLET|cS
 SCORE 5 TO l
WORLD SERIES BEGINNING TO WARM UP; CARDS EX-
 PECTED WIN SUNDAY

St. Louis, Oct. 4 @-The St. Louis Cardinals took the third e-ame of the world ries-their first of the defeating the Philadelphia Athletics to 0.
 The game follows, play by play.
 RIGHT OR LEFT
 PRESS BOX, Sportsman'S Park, St Louis, Mo-, Oct, 4, Tn the line up of both teams, after the players name and position in the field there will appear the letter IT" or 'sP' indicating a right or left hand ed batter. Frisch of the St. Louis Nationals and Schang of the Phila S5elphia Americans bat either way depending on wether they are fac -ng a right or left handed pitt ther
 THE LINEUPS
 The official lineup of the Phila- delphia Americans Bishop, second 0ase; Dykes, third base, Cochrane, catcher. Scrivner, left field; Foxx, first base: Miller, right field; Haas, eenterfield; Boley short stop; and Walberg, pitcher.
 St Louis Nationals s-Douthit, centerfield, O Adams, third base; Trisch, second base; Bottomley, first base; Hafey, left field; Blades, rlght field, Watkins right field; Wilson, Catcher; Gelbert, short stop, Hallahan, pitcher.
 Correction in St. Louis batting 5rder: Blades will play right field nd bat until the sixth. Walberg, pitcher for Philadelphia bats in the ninth inning
 LINEUP CORRECTIONS
 The Phillies lineup makes Wal oerg pitcher. He bats right t-handed. In the st. Louis line up Blades is in right field and bats right hand ed Frisch vii bat right handed. watkins was taken from the line ,ap and Blades is to play There were no other batting positions giv- en to the players who will bat righ+ ar left handed as in previous games
 The official batteries are Walbert and Cochrane for Phillies and Hal lahan and Wilson for St. Louis
 FIRST INNING
 Phillies- Bishop up. Strike I. Ball one. low and inside Ball ?, low. Singles to right. Dykes UP: strike one. Ball one, low and wide. Strike two. Famed Coch rane up: Ball one, low and wide Pitcher tried for Bishop at 1st. Strike one. Catcher tries for Bishop on 1st. Strike two Ball | two, low and wide. Ball three, high and inside. Catcher tries tor Bishop at 1st. Ball four. Coch rane drew a walk Bishop on End. . Simmons up: Strike one. Pit cher tries for Bishop at 2nd. !. Strike two Struck out. Foxx up: Strike one. Ball one, low. Strike {. 5vo on a back foul Singles to deep center filling the bases. < Miller up: Strike one Strike two. | out! lt No runs, two hits and no CT , DTS, three left on bases. Time ] 40. ! St. Louis is-Douthit up: Out on. 2 foul fly to 1st Adams up: Strike one Ball one, high and { inside Fouled back for strike { two. Ball two, high and wide. [ Flied out to left. Frisch up: Ball , one, low. Strike one. Strike two. ]. Fouled back. Flied to right. Out No runs, hits or errors and :. none letf on bases. Time 1:53. k.
 SECOND MING .-PHILLIES-Haas up: Ball one. . ow, strike one. Strike two. Ball r Wo, low. Out when he grounded to :, frSt wha rnodo fho o,.f ,,a-t.s~x
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The Chinese government is teaching fishermen western me thods to improve their catches.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-10-04

PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Sacramento 3, Missions 4. Frisco 4, 9, Seattle ?, 4. Los Angeles at Portland, rain
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04

December Ten ismet rendes
id0ben veszi kezdetet istentiszte-
letiink. A predikaci6 targya ad-
venti eImelkedes lesz.
Prezsbiteri gyiiles. December
Gan, szombaton este tartja prezs-
biteriumunk rendes havi gyiile-
set. Targya lesz a penztari kony-
vek atvMsgalasa, bazari eredmeny
megallapitdsa es egyeb iigyeink
elintezese.
Szineloadas. Ifjusagunk iovo
vasarnap este hozza szinre Gyii-
RUS Zsid6 cimii trefas nepszinmii.
vet. A probakbol it6lve, teljes 81
kere lesz a darabnak, ami az el6-
adast illeti,r hogy az anyagi 81
ker Sc maradjon ell, arrol meg a
nllesi magyarsag gondoskodjek.
Nehezek a viszonyok, de eppen
azert olyan alacsonyak lesznek a
belepti jegyek, hogy azokat min
denki megfizetheti. Feln0tteknek
30 cent, gyermekeknek 10 cent.
s exert az alacsony arert egesz
estere val6 szorakozasa lesz min
denkinek. Sep magyar notakkal
S nagyon sok trefaval van fiisze-
reeve a darab. Mem fog unatkozni
senkl egy pillanatra sem. Az elo-
adas fel nyolckor kezdGdik.
Teaestely. N6egyletiink maso-
dix teaestelye jov6 szerdan este
lesz Tacsik Ferencne otthonaban.
december 10-en. Akik az els0n
oft yoltak, bizonyara mind oft
lesznek akik hallottak, hogy
milyen jol elt0ltottiik az els6 es-
tet, most ok is iparkodnak meg
Jelenni. Sz6rakozas, kellemes idG-
toltes es frissitokert befolyt ON
kentes adomanyokkal az egyha-
zunk felsegitese a celia ezeknek
az Observation-Disclosures. Ne marad-
JON hat ell senki.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04
ADAKOZZUNK
A NINCsTELENEKNEK,
PRO HUNGARIA
SZERETET CSOMAGJAI.

A het munkarendje. vasarnap
deleIott tel 10-kor vasarnapi is
kola. Eel 11-kor istentisztelet.
fredikal lelkesz. A predikaci6
targya: Minden Nemzetek Kony-
We. Textus: Jel. 10. les ime
Macy sokasag, amelyet senki meg
nem szamolhatott, minden nem-
zetbol es agazatbol.. a kiralyi
seek elott... allnak." Este fel 7
orakor c. +. ifjusagi ahitat. Veze-
to Szabo Ferenc, imadkozik De-
meny Ferenc. Gyiilest tartanak az
ahltat elott fel ) 6rai kezdettel A
Magdolna szindarab pr6bai het-
ION, szerdan es csut0rt0kon tar
tatnak. kedden fel 6-kor a Szi-
varvany EgyesiIlet tartja 0ssze-
Jovctelet, fel S-kor pedig a Nap
sugar Egyesiilet. Szerdan fel 6
orakor az Aranyrsillag gyiilese-
ak. Penteken Is szombaton fel 7
oral kezdettel tartjuk karacso-
nyi szeretetvasart, bazart. Va
sarnapf este Magdolna sziniel6-
adasa lesz megtartva.
Jubileumok. A mutt het folya-
man az egyhaz lelkesze k6t egy-.
haz oromunnepen vett reszt. Ia-
laadas napjan Ashtabulan, ahova
rettenetes h6viharban lnent es
llonnan viszai0vet rettenetes
v1harban aut6javal az utszeli
arokba IS csusxott, szerenessre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04
Az ALF0LDI HARAMIA
Tiz evi dologhazra itelte Tabla
az alf0ldi haramiat, aki a tisza-
kiirti arzenes asszonyok hazat XII
fosztotta.

Budapestr6l jelentik: - Somo-
Cyl Balint temesvari cipeszseged
atsz0kott a trianoni hataron Ma
gyarorszag teriiletere es lit az
Alfold0n valosagos rablobandat
szervezett. Rovidesen rettegesben
tartotta az Alf0ld csaknem min
den nagyobb kozsegenek lakossa-
gat. Gumikopenytol az abaltsza-
lonnaig minden elmozdithat6 tar
gyat elvitt es portyazasai soran
elvetod0tt Tiszakirtre is. lit XII
puhatolta, hogy hol laknak az ar
Genes, meregkever0 asszonyok,
akiket szolnoki foghazban 0ri-
zet alatt tartanak.
Az elhagyottan allo hazakat
ezutan teljesen kifosztotta. Elfo-
gatasa is egeszen remregenybe IL
l6 korulmenyek k0z0tt t0rtent
Kerekes Janos csend0r Grmester
es Antal Andras jegyz6gyakor-
nok vettek iildoz0be a bandave-
zert, aki menekiiles kozben tizen-
egy lowest adott le, iild0z6ire.
Hosszas uldozes ntan megis 81
keriilt elfogni es kecskemeti tor
venyszek ketrendbeli szandekos
emberoles biintettenek kiserlete
es 30 rendbeli bet0reses lopas
buntette miatt szigoritott dolog-
hazra itelte, amelynek legr0vi-
debb tartamat s evben allapitotta
meg. Biintarsai k0ziil Ambrus Pal
egyhavi foghazat, Ladar Pal ket
evi fegyhazat, Klugler JOSEF 8
havi bortont, Klugler Jozsefne ii
napi foghazat kapott. A. tobbi
vadlottat kisebb biintetesre itelte
t0rvenyszek.
A tablae Somogyi b. biintete-
set tiz eyre sz6lo7 dologhazba va
10 utalasra sulyosbitotta es La
dar Pal binteteset harom evi fegy
hazra emelte fel. A tabla Klugler
Jozsefet egy evi bortonre, Her
czeg Lajost harom havi foghazra,
Herczeg Lajosnet ket havi fog
hazra itelte.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04

egy gyorsan rohano automobil ell
iitotte. A k6rhazba vittek, ahol
sulyos fejserGleset es lab bajat
azonnal kezel6s ala vettek. Mar
haza ment a k6rhazb6l, de meg
mindig a hazat kenytelen 6rizni.
Istennek adrlnk halat, hogy sulyo
sabban meg mem seriilt, inert a
szerencsetlenseg olyan termeszetii
volt, hogy k0nnyen halallal veg
z6dhetett volna.
Prezsbiteri gyules. Az egyhaz
prezsbiteriuma rendes havi gyiil6-
set szerddn, 10-en este fel 8 oral
kezdettel tartja. Sziveskedjenek
a prezsbiterek es a trusztik tudo-
masul venni es lehet0leg teljes
szammal megjelenni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04
GAzoLT A vILLAMos

Budapestr0l jelentik Az
Ull6i-ut kiils0 reszen, honved
laktanya k0zeleben lev0 vasuti
atjar6 mellett, halalos villamos-
gazolas t0rtent. Egy otvenes jel.
zesii villamos kocsi haladt a va
rps fele es a kocsivezet6 magas
vasuti t0ltes Matt mem vehette
eszre, hogy hirtelen kikanyaro-
dix egy kerekparos mezei 0svc-
nyen, amely keresztiil szeli a vii
lamos sineket, A kerekparon ha-
lado fiatalember sem latta a vii
lamost k0zeledni ICY azutan
szerencsetlenseg elkerulhetetlen-
ne Walt.
A villamos vezetoje erosen fe-
kezett, de mar kes6 volt. A moto-
roskocsi legazolta a kerekparost.
Tiizoltokat hivtak, akik kiemel-
TEX fatal embernek teljesen
osszeroncsolt elettelen testet. A
rendori bizottsag megallapitotta,
hogy a halalos gazolas aldozata
Halasz Gy0rgy 26 ewes munkas.
A szerencsetlensegert a villamos-
vezet6t mem terheli felel6sseg.
"A vizsgalat folyik.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04
SZOVALTAS K0ZBEN
AGYONUTOTTE A FERRET

Cegledrol jelentik - 4 cegle-
di hatarban Mizser Ferenc As
ewes cegledi foldmiives es feie,sege
kis Macy Franciska sz0l0t ka-
paltak.. Munka k0zben 0sszeszo-
lalkoztak es az asszony a kapaval
tobbsz0r fejbesujtotta ferjet,
ugy hogy Mizser belehalt serule-
seibe. A csend0rseg hitvesgyil-
kos asszonyt letart6ztatta es at
kiserte kecskemeti ugyeszsegre.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04
A CsEMPEszKIRALY soRsA

Budapestrol jelentik: Der
ger Sandor budapest iigynok en-
gedely nelkiil stobb wagon szove-
tet, posztot es feherarut csempe-
szett Budapestre. A csempeszetre
csakhamar rajottek es Berger ell
len vamjovedeki kihagas cimen
indult meg az eljaras, amelynek
soran Bergert olyan nagy0sszegii
penzbirsaggal sujtottak, hogy AIT
mem tudja kifizetni. K0vetkezes-
keppen a bir6sag a penzbirsagot
ket evi foghazra valtoztatta at.
Berger mar egS esztend6t tilt a
tomlocben, amikor megjelent a
kozkegyelmi rendelet, melynek
ertelmeben 8 is amnesztiat kapott
es ICY szabadult foghazb6l.
Ugye ezzel azonban mem fejez0-
dott be, inert most az iigyeszseg
emelt ellene vadat tizenhatrend-
bell kozokiratliamisitas, ketrend-
bell megvesztegetes, nyolcrendbe-
Ii csalas es sikkasztas, valamint
ketrendbeli csekkcsalas elk0vete-
Sc cimen. A vad alapjat meg az &
korabbi csempeszesei adtak. F3-
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04
FEJBEVERTE
65 Ewes APJAT

Nagykailizsar6l ! jelentik: -
Rudan Jozsef 65 ewes gazda es rs
ewes legenyfia, sormasi lakosok
rossz viszonyban voltak egymas-
sal A multi napok egyik estejen
valami miatt 0sszetuztek, maid
vcrekedni kezdtek. Az apa fejszet
ragadott es azzal fla fejere SUI
tott. Az ifju Rudan ere baltat ka-
pott fel es azzal tobbsz0r apja fe-
jere vagott. Az apa veresen esett
ossze. A nagykanizsai ment6k az
apat es fiat sulyos allapotban
szallitottak nagykanizsai k6r-
hazba. "A nyomozas megindult.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1930-12-04

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a sziv-motor is tuzel3szerek ele-
geteseb6l nyeri hajt6erejet, mint
altalaban az emberi test es mint a
g0zzel, benzinnel, nyersolajjal
hajtott gepek. A sziv tiizeloszere
a kiilonb0z6 szenhydratok, me-
lyek taplalekkal keriilnek a
VERDE S oman a szivizmokba.